Stanley Park Vancouver

Stanley Park

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Stanley Park is a 405-hectare public park in British Columbia, Canada that makes up the northwestern half of Vancouver's Downtown Peninsula, … See more

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Sep 5, 2024
The scenic seawall walk offers stunning views of the city, ocean, and mountains. There’s so much to explore, from the lush forest and peaceful gardens to the fascinating totem poles. It’s perfect for… Full review by Jet26050318073
Sep 2, 2024
We were on a guided tour so we had only 30 minutes to walk around. Viewed the totem poles, lighthouse and harbor. Nice views we had great weather. Full review by Keith T
Aug 31, 2024
Really nice park, lots to see and do. Especially enjoyed the totem poles and all of the flowers. Plenty of nature, plenty of parking, plenty of space to just be. Full review by Ravenito
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Stanley Park is a 405-hectare public park in British Columbia, Canada, that makes up the northwestern half of Vancouver's Downtown p…
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A walk through Stanley Park guarantees getting acquainted with nature in just two hours. Rough it out on the trails, drink in the pure forest atm…
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No matter what you're looking for, chances are you'll find it at Stanley Park. One of the largest of the Vancouver city parks (nearly 1,000 acre…
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Opened:1888
Area:4.05 km²

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Where can you rent bikes to ride around in Stanley Park?
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Yes, they can be rented close to the entrance of Stanley Park, specifically along Denman Street between Davie and West Georgia Streets.
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Hi. We will be visiting Vancouver this weekend and have about 3-4 hours to visit Stanley Park. Since we are staying about …
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Hi. We will be visiting Vancouver this weekend and have about 3-4 hours to visit Stanley Park. Since we are staying about 1 mile from the park, trying to decide if we should walk over or drive and park in the park. I am concerned if we walk, it will take an additional 40 minutes and we may not feel like exploring as much in the park. If we drive, would it be difficult to find parking?
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Personally, I would take a cab. Cabs are cheap there. You can go just about anywhere for $15.00. Get there early as it gets crowded. Rent an E-bike from Spokes. They are just …
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Personally, I would take a cab. Cabs are cheap there. You can go just about anywhere for $15.00. Get there early as it gets crowded. Rent an E-bike from Spokes. They are just outside the park.Great fun a you will see the whole park in 4 hours.
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Hi I like to go to Vancouver and visit stanley park. What's the weather like in January?
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Cold very winters possibly snow.
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I am visiting Vancouver next week. What is the weather like? Do I need to dress in layers or just have a small jacket handy …
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I am visiting Vancouver next week. What is the weather like? Do I need to dress in layers or just have a small jacket handy or no jacket at all? Is the park nice and safe enough to walk around rather than bike?
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I went today and it was beautiful. The park is safe, I passed a policeman patrolling on a motor bike. The weather is perfect. A light wind jacket is all you need. The cafe at Third beach …
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I went today and it was beautiful. The park is safe, I passed a policeman patrolling on a motor bike. The weather is perfect. A light wind jacket is all you need. The cafe at Third beach was closed today. Hire a bike outside the park or download the Mobi app for bikes inside the park.
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I am going to Vancouver in early November. Would it be too cold to do a bike ride around the park?
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I suspect it will be quite chilly. Depends on what you are used to. If you are from a country that is warmish in Nov, then yes you will probably find it too cold. If you are from the northern …
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I suspect it will be quite chilly. Depends on what you are used to. If you are from a country that is warmish in Nov, then yes you will probably find it too cold. If you are from the northern US or England and are used to biking in November, then it will be similar to what you are used to. We were there in August and it was occassionally drizzly but warm enough that some hardy women had sleeveless tops on. It was around 70 F degrees. November is going to be considerably colder than that.
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Scenic views of water, mountains, sky, and majestic trees along Stanley Park's famous Seawall
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If you are going with children, there are several activities to try out
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Most Sundays at 9am or 1:30pm, rain or shine, they offer themed Discovery Walks of the park (preregistration recommended
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For directions and maps, brochures, and exhibits on the nature and ecology of Stanley Park, visit the Lost Lagoon Nature House
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On the cultural side, the Malkin Bowl outdoor amphitheater holds summer concerts and musical theater productions in a series called Theatre Under the Stars
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One of the world's greatest urban parks
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You can also rent rods and have a day of fishing
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Rent a bicycle and take a spin around nearby Stanley Park
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Kids just enjoy the 15-minute ride through the towering cedars and firs along the small rise in the park
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Walking through majestic cedars and firs is more commonly thought of than stopping to smell the flowers
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Countless trails through the forest may leave you wondering if you are not alone here (best avoided after sunset in fact)
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You can kayak from english bay beach on the west end any time of year
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Stanley park is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week
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Take advantage of the seawall where you can run, walk or ride a bike around the 5.5 miles around stanley park
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Walking the entire loop around stanley park takes 2 to 3 hours, while biking it takes about 1 hour
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The beach is easily accessible near the entrance of the park off of beach avenue and from the seawall
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No trip to vancouver would be complete without a walk through the beautifully forested stanley park
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Stanley park is a comprehensive collection of attractions, water access, restaurants and vast green space easily accessible from downtown vancouver
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A paved seawall path encircles the green space and is a wonderful place to explore on foot or by bicycle
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Just be careful if you venture into its shadowy places after dark
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You can rent bikes.
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The seawall is a popular destination for walking, running, cycling, and inline skating
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Events are held throughout the year at the park and picnic areas are available
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Follow the path counter-clockwise
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The park also features forest trails, beaches, lakes, children's play areas, and the vancouver aquarium
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Stanley also features a wealth of experiences such as riding the park train, taking guided tours, swimming in the pool
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