4.5Davison Orchards Country Village(909 reviews) - A Vernon Landmark Thursday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Farms • Playgrounds • Farmers Markets
Growing food & family memories since 1933! At Davison Orchards, you get fresh, local produce grown right here in Vernon, BC. And we don't just grow it - we use the ingredients in our bakery and cafe to make the most delicious farm food you've ever tasted. Everything we grow is available to you right here on the farm. We invite you to be part of the story of your food from start to finish. You can see the crops growing, the fruit being picked, and the apples being peeled for our famous apple pie. Because our family has been running this farm for over 80 years, we want your whole family to enjoy their time here. There is something for everyone and we hope you'll make your own happy memories and traditions. Davison Orchards is open daily, from May 1 - October 31.See more..
4.5Whistler Olympic Plaza(496 reviews) - Whistler Village/Town Plaza/Olympic Center ... it's all the same (awesome) thing Spent 1-2 hours Parks • Gardens • Playgrounds
Our day trip via Epic bus from Vancouver deposited us within spitting distance of the Town Plaza, Olympic Plaza, etc. but, in all honesty, this is a pretty small piece of geography. Not wanting to split hairs, it is mere steps from one point to another and all the others. And so, here it is: Whistler Village's various named off-shoots are all parts of Whistler's Village. Enjoy the adventure, eat and shop and explore. The Town Plaza is the main area upon arrival. But do adventure out to visit walking destinations (like Lost Lake) and follow your nose. The Whistler Village is small enough that folks cannot get lost unless they really, really work at it.See more..
4.0Horseshoe Bay Park(85 reviews) - Amazing views Spent 1-2 hours Parks • Playgrounds
What a beautiful place to spend some time exploring the area. There are some restaurants and shops in town and boat rentals as well. I could never get tired of the views. Hopefully all of the new construction doesn't take a toll on things.See more..
It's so amazing to see all the beautiful Cherry Blossoms in here and just don't believed how beautiful this places See more..
4.5Fraser Foreshore Park(32 reviews) - Relax walk Spent 2-3 hours Parks • Playgrounds
This is a perfect park for a relaxing walk anytime of the year and rain or shine. Lots of birds and many trails that branch off from the river See more..
This small park is nicely located in the downtown area and it has a gazebo, which is used as a bandstand where you can enjoy summertime concerts. During the summertime weekends you can also enjoy the farmers market. Remembrance day services are also held at this location at the cenotaph.See more..
Great family fun for for all ages of kids, birthdays and just a place to tire your kid out highly recommend it to check outSee more..
5.0Jungle Mania(17 reviews) - Great play escape on a rainy day Thursday: 10:30 AM - 6:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Playgrounds
Jungle Mania is an indoor soft play facility for children ages 12 and under, which provides a safe indoor environment for children to play and burn off energy! Our play facility provides over 2000 square feet of jungle themed play space with climbs, slides, tubes, crawls, mazes and much more!See more..
Conveniently located close to Lonsdale Quay (Seabus). Great for walks year around irrespective of weather.See more..
4.5Blue Mountain Park(13 reviews) - Sculpture Thursday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Parks • Playgrounds
This is a sculpture park that I organized and contributed to 1985 through 1987. There were several other sculptors that created some fine pieces. Beautiful park with waterfall that used to be I believe the first french settlement in Canada. Anyway, worth seeing.when you visit British Columbia.See more..
4.5Dundarave Park(12 reviews) - Come relax at the waterfront! Parks • Playgrounds
Plan to visit this breathtaking waterfront park when you are in West Vancouver, situated at the quaint little Village of Dundarave, the park offers you a relaxing stroll along the beach front. If you are here during Christmas Season, make sure you check out their Christmas Tree display, all decorated trees are sponsored by families, local businesses and corporations for charitable causes! View of the Lion's Gate Bridge, downtown Vancouver, Stanley Park & UBC all stretched out in front of you! Bring your binoculars and a picnic and you will have your day set!! Free Public Parking available, make sure you check the signs for allowable time!See more..
4.5Gates Park(10 reviews) - Great park free to public Parks • Playgrounds
I was visiting a friend who lives just down the road. Sunny day out so we grabbed a frisbee and a ball and went down here for an hour for a kickabout and had great fun, many other people there but all keep to our own areas and fun having the goals and nets to practive on with no issues.See more..
4.0Hume Park(6 reviews) - All The Amenities Of A Neighbourhood Park Thursday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Parks • Playgrounds
Tourists should not be mislead that this is a park on the scale of Vancouver's Stanley Park, or Burnaby's Central Park; but it IS a multi-faceted neighbourhood park with swimming, picnic areas, water-park, and so on. So, if the children need a "pit stop", or you need a walk before hitting the freeway, this is for you. Locals - note a cheap place to park (free!) while accessing the Central Valley Brunette Fraser Trail system. About a ten minute walk to the Braid Street Skytrain Station, although I wouldn't recommend this option after dark.See more..
4.0Sapperton Park(6 reviews) - Family Fun Spent 1-2 hours Parks • Playgrounds
Four Acre park situated in downtown Sapperton. Recently been upgraded with new playgroundSee more..
4.0Bear Creek Park(6 reviews) - Walking Trails Parks • Playgrounds
We needed to find a place that wasn't too busy and had walking trails. This place was perfect. A great oasis to get away and stretch your legs. They also have very well kept gardens. There is also a large playground for children but the trails are separate and away from crowds. Very enjoyableSee more..
4.5Rotary Park(3 reviews) - great for kids of all ages Spent 1-2 hours Parks • Playgrounds
this is a nice place to stop and bring your kids was okay , nice and relaxing and things for children to do slides and swings and so forth See more..
4.5Williams Park(3 reviews) - Hidden Jewel off the "Beaten Track" Thursday: 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM Spent 1-2 hours Hiking Trails • Playgrounds
My wife and I have been to this park many times over the years. Now I am surprised no previous review has been written of this hidden jewel in the Langley area. This park has extensive picnic areas; both covered and outside. The covered area is very nice and quaint and can be reserved by contacting the Langley City Park Board. Bathroom facilities are very clean and accessible. This park has a wide appeal for everyone. A new playground has been constructed. Down the stairs, behind the big picnic area, is a stream with information boards about the salmon spawning in the nearby stream. There are also well groomed trails to check outSee more..
4.0Diefenbaker Park(2 reviews) - Cute Little Park With an Interesting Name Parks • Playgrounds • Waterfalls
What is a Diefenbaker, you ask? John George Diefenbaker was Prime Minister of Canada in the late '50's/early '60's. As the FIRST pm of neither British nor French heritage, he brought about a new era in Canadian politics. Among his many achievements, his administration saw the completion of the Trans Canada Highway, and the extension of voting rights to non-indigenous peoples living off-reserve. The park itself is built on an old gravel pit, and the designers have done a great job of shaping the park's amenities around the steep slopes. The pool and waterfall are easy to spot from the meadow area, while the gentle slope on the west looks like a tobogganer's dream. Mix in a children's play area, spray park, and music area, plus public washrooms, parking, and picnic services; and you have a lot to do in a compact but well designed area.See more..
5.0Annieville Lions Park(1 review) - Hidden Jewel in North Delta Spent 1-2 hours Parks • Playgrounds
Over the years my wife and I have taken out children and now our grandson to this park. It has a wide variety of activities for children including a very accessible water park that is so easy to activate. What is so surprising, is that this park is never really crowded with parents and children. This park also has an extensive picnic area where families can enjoy a relaxing time among the high statuesque trees that adorn this park. This is certainly a park to check out on a sunny day.See more..
