Absolutely wonderful park, my family and I had a blast walking around and looking at the beautiful Vancouver skyline. I enjoyed the walk along the perimeter of the park along the water, and saw my first ever floating Chevron on the harbor! Cool totem poles, walkway, garden, geocaches, tree trunk arch, statues, informational signs, and views. The atmosphere was wonderful, with lots of families and people walking around and enjoying the wonderful Sunday afternoon. I highly recommend visiting this park if you’re in the Vancouver area!

Stanley Park really has the best scenery in Vancouver and quite spacious. It’s well kept and had a lot of things to check out especially as a tourist. It was quite quiet during the time I went (around 6pm). There is a lot of walking to get around however, it’s worth the long walks for these amazing views of nature. There are a lot of paid parking spots around the area and the fee isn’t too bad for a short 1 or 2 hr visit. I highly recommend visiting Stanley Park!

One of the most beautiful parks I've seen lately. Lovely panoramic views to feast your eyes. Wonderful place to take pictures of literally anything because every way you turn all it's beautiful.

Free, easy and enjoyable. We hired some bikes from a nearby rental place (there are a few) and spent 2 hours riding around the park at a gentle pace with stops. Great views over the city and North Vancouver with the mountains behind. Nice way to enjoy sunset. There are a few playgrounds along the paths to break up the ride for the younger kids. The Vancouver Aquarium is located within the park, so you could visit the park and the aquarium in the same day.

You have to visit Stanley Park if you come to Vancouver! The sheer size of this park rivals New York’s Central Park. You can walk, run, bike, rollerblading and everything in between. Be aware of freezing conditions in winter especially on the biking trail. You may also encounter wildlife such as seagulls, geese and even sea lions if you are lucky. Overall amazing park to visit all year around and there are plenty of concessions and public washrooms along the walking path.

Ever-blooming gardens, magnificent green oasis in the midst of the urban landscape of my beautiful city Vancouver♥️ Actually Stanley park is Vancouver's first park ever 🔥 you can took the horse carriage ride to see the whole park and listen to it’a history! Also you can rent a bicycle and take the seawall for a cool ride. BTW Trails for runners and bikes are separated. I love to walk here daily, It’s one of the most beautiful parks in North America with no cost for admission at any time of year. The views are stunning. Everything about this park is absolutely spectacular. ❤️

Awesome place. You could spend a few days here and still feel like you want to see more. We came twice during our trip and both times were great. One was in not the best weather. Cold and a little rain and then we got a clear sunny day. Both days were still great. There is so much to see and do. I say this is a must if your in the area. The sunny day was busy but you can still find your own space and enjoy the sights.

This park is amazing! The views of the water are visually stunning! The path is pretty clean and there is space for both cyclists and pedestrians. The wall around the entire park will take a very long time but I highly recommend walking the path rather than taking a bicycle to truly get to capture the beauty of the park. There are tons of places to sit, take pictures, and a couple beaches on the side as well!

Fabulous place to visit. Something for everyone. The totems were amazing. Walked much of the sea wall and even picked a few shells up. The aquarium and the train were very cool attractions to see. The beaches were not too crowded.

a awesome park right by downtown. We ran 5km of the 10 km following the seawall. Awesome views, fresh air , not too crowded and everything was under control. Definitely a must visit. Can see why Vancouver is rated one of the best places in the world to live. Got the big city and a awesome park right by downtown. We ran 5km of the 10 km following the seawall. Awesome views, fresh air , not too crowded and everything was under control. Definitely a must visit.

Fabulous spot in Vancouver. Something for everyone. The Aquarium is one of the best I have ever seen. Beautiful paths for walking, running or biking. Totem poles are very interesting and historically significant to the area. Stunning views.

Best park I visited ever. Beautiful maintained. We preferred walking over the side of water rather than taking cycles and horse carriage. A very pleasant place. Walking paths and cycling paths are separated here Our eye will lock many spots in the park like aquariums, bridges, Broadways, skyscrapers, cruises and so on. Words are not enough to describe this place. I think a single day is not enough to watch the park fully. No entrance fee.

Exquisite place to visit! Lots of things to do here if you enjoy sightseeing or nature. Nice to run or bike or just exercise too. lots of green space and views of the water! Must visit when you come to Vancouver! Even just chilling here for a few hours feels really good mentally.

I have explored Stanley Park for years, but never get bored. It is urban, but also nature. Abundant elements and resources, such as ocean, mountain, forest, and the indigenous culture are waiting for you to experience. I love to sit there and enjoy the sunset. I love to ride a bike through the park. I love to take pictures in different seasons. Stanley Park is forever beautiful, amazing, and spectacular. Also, I believe the paradise might be the same as Stanley.

The walk or bike around the whole park is very delightful. Great amount of distance (7 miles or 12km) to go around the park with some fun views and great shots of the bridge! Multiple beaches around the park and on the inside within the woods there are multiple trails great for walking or biking. Whole place is very tranquil and great to forget about the city for a moment!

One of the most beautiful parks I've ever seen. The park is huge and very pretty especially during autumn as you can see the leaves starting to turn yellowish and reddish. It's a really nice place to have picnics as they have a lot of benches all around the park. I rented a bicycle at Spokes and cycled a whole round around the park. I stopped midway to visit the aquarium so the total trip took around 8 hours (including the occasional stops to take pics).

Take the bike and ride it all over the English Bay & Stanley Park. Beautiful breathtaking views and clean water. Very clean park and great experience riding the bike around the park. Take your kids and make them ride the bikes and enjoy the day with lots of things to do around the area.

Great place to walk, jog, cycling, picnic and hanging out with friends. One of my most favourite park that I have visited till date. Provide you with a great view of ocean, bridge. Have best Aquarium in Vancouver😍

Today's adventure took us to Lost Lagoon in Stanley Park. We had a lovely February sunset stroll. It was crisp and sunny and beautiful. We saw Canada Geese, 2 Herons and several varieties of ducks. There is a well maintained path that borders the lagoon allowing for a serene wander around enjoying it's view. Plenty of benches provide sweet spots to enjoy some quiet time taking in the serenity. Dogs are welcome on leash. Our German Shepherd was displeased she wasn't allowed to join the ducks for a swim, but she behaved herself and allowed for some lovely photos.

Big lovely park to bike around or go for a long stroll. Did two loops, about 20 km total and took about 3 hours to enjoy the views too. Highly recommended as one of the best things to do in Vancouver.

This park is so huge and it's in the counter of the city which makes it so special, having such space in city hustle is a bliss, there's so much to explore here the highlights like aquarium, horse wagon ride, rose garden, rail and much more. This is perfect to workout may it be cycling or jogging around. It is just so beautiful that you'll enjoy every bit of the time spent here. Not to forget the totems, they're very special here and you'll learn so much about each one of them. You can also sit by and watch the water, it's very peaceful to be here.

This is one of the best places in Vancouver to see the sunset. I was here in the middle of fall and it was rather chilly, so do wear an appropriate jacket. Apparently in Spring, you can even see cherry blossoms which will be spectacular, considering this is not Japan. The area for this park is huge and you'll need a good pair of walking shoes to get through this place. It's clean to a large extent and there are plenty of chair and tables for you to gather or have a meal. The view of the sea is especially nice during the sunset and it can be pretty romantic too, strolling by the sea and watching the sun set slowly. One thing to note is that towards English Bay, the waves may splash onto you while you are taking that romantic walk, so be alert or you might just get wet from the seawater. This is a great play for cycling, jogging, strolling, bringing your kids to just run around and enjoy the outdoors. As the space is rather sparse, you have plenty of space to practice social distancing with strangers.

Possibly one of the best urban parks in the world. Fantastic trails for hiking, walking, running, cycling, etc. Spectacular views of the city and natural landscapes. No trip to BC is complete without visiting Stanley Park. Always something new to do there!

Stanley Park is a magnificent green oasis in the midst of the urban landscape of Vancouver. The 400-hectare natural West Coast rainforest offers scenic views of water, mountains, sky, and majestic trees along Stanley Park's famous Seawall. It also has kilometres of trails, beautiful beaches, local wildlife, great eats, natural, cultural and historical landmarks, along with many other adventures. The park offers a wide range of unforgettable experiences for all ages and interests, including Canada’s largest aquarium.

An incredibly gorgeous place to walk/bike/scooter! We biked and it took about an hour and a half to get through the whole thing. It was nice to have the bike path separated from the walking path. There are many places you can rent a bike/scooter from. We went to “bikes and blades” and got bikes for $7/hour per person. We are definitely doing this again!

I accompanied my husband on his business trip and decided to visit this park while he was working. I was pleased at how accessible it was from our hotel. I decided to walk along the sea wall the views were fantastic. Ships and sea planes were constantly coming and going. Plenty of birds, ducks and gulls as well as a seal lion sightings. I veered off the paved path and was rewarded with a flock of wood ducks swimming in a small lagoon. Cranes and shore bird were also hanging out there. Just an incredibly beautiful spot for bird watching. Walked back and checked out the totem poles on the way out of the park. I only wish I was staying longer, as I'd love to rent a bike to cover more of the area.

This has got to be one of my favorite places I've visited in Vancouver. If you like the outdoors and what to get away from all the busyness Vancouver offers, this is a great escape. No by yourself or with a group l. There's lots to do at little to no cost if you get creative.

It a beautiful park, very well laid out and all amenities are easily accessible. At this time most of the in park entertainment is closed either because of the season or due to covid-19. We'll be back for more.

We rented the Mobi bikes and bikes around Stanley Park and watched the sunset. The most beautiful ride I’ve ever been on. When you pass the Lions gate bridge, don’t forget to grab a picture! Loved the separate bike paths and walking paths!

Sweet spot for a chill day of picnics or an active day full of biking and outdoor exercising. Def recommend check this place out. Easy access with bikes that you can rent anywhere in the city.

Today I stoped my car for 5 min answering Tel in (Stanley Park-11.30 Am Jan/31/2021 ) : Suddenly very Unprofessional security man with the uniform told me that ; Just because my car is stopped even that I am in the car & moved out right away ; still I will have too pay fine (not paying for parking) and he took photo of my car Rudely with Racism's behaviors....!!!?

Beautiful urban park and a Vancouver must-see. Parking inside the park is reasonable but roads are one way so you may want to park outside (on the Vancouver side) which is also mostly free. Views from the park are priceless, maybe even try the sunset! Some of the park restaurants are closed but most (all?) will reopen in spring 2021. The park is so big it never gets repetitive and there are always new corners to discover!

시내 한가운데서 태고의 멋을 품고 있습니다. 아름답고 멋진 공원 입니다. 밴쿠버의 자랑 입니다.

Honestly one of the premier natural parks in the world, I have done a lot of traveling and have yet to see a park like this

Truly an Alice in Wonderland experience! During the day there is an ocean of things to explore, sandy beaches with sculptured shells, bike trails through amazing forestry, culinary delights from every corner of this cultured planet. International peeps relaxing and enjoying the Sun and all its attributes. Definitely one of the natural wonders of Vancouver that will take your breath away! If ever in Vancouver it is a "must place" to visit.

Nice big green oasis in the center of Vancouver. The bike path all around the park makes it very easy to enjoy the beautiful views of the city. You have also beaches if you want to relax after an exhausting bike ride!

Stanly Park is surrounded by water, hills & trees. It is for motorists, cyclists & for walkers as well. It overlooks wonderful Lion Bridge . Worth visiting for the colourful Totem poles!

Huge park with abundant greenery. Saw beautiful fig tree and many other nice trees/plants. Great to explore by cycling. Well maintained. Nice to spend a whole day too as a picnic spot. Some wonderful views to capture.

Beautiful indeed! I wish I live closer then I will visit everyday. My husband used to live next to Stanly park like 20 years ago and he went for a bike ride every evening. But whenever we have a chance we'll be there. Perfect place for the whole family!

It is a very pretty place. Both the sea and the trees are awesome. It is huge and you can explore very peaceful & beautiful spots inside. I wish I could have gone there and explore it more. I will definitely visit again if I go back to Canada.

A must see area if you’re visiting Vancouver like we were. Amazing views of the city, mountains and lions gate bridge. The seawall is definitely the best part to walk, jog or run. Enjoyed the beautiful, peaceful and pleasant walk along the seawall from Coal Harbour to English Bay. Nice views all around. You get a good view of Canada Place, Downtown Vancouver, Lions Gate Bridge. A walk along the sea wall brings you to a lighthouse, an old canon and the girl in a wet suit statue. The totem pole display is beautiful and again a must-see area. We visited the park in December Christmas time. Would love to come back for a visit in summer or fall to do hiking, biking, exploring beaches and trails the park offers. :)

Nice open space. Pretty simple to follow coastal route. If you decide to want to go through the middle to reach end to end there’s a lot of options and trails to walk through. Great spot to escape from the city and hit up the forest. If you get tired of that can always hit up the beach right after.

Stanley park in Vancouver is what Central park is to New York. In short it's the heart of the city. The unrivalled views of sea and mountains in the park🍊, the fresh air walks or cycling while checking out the different spots in here is amazing. Vancouver begs your visit to this park if you are visiting this scenic city. This park has something for locals and tourists alike

Great park in Vancouver city with such great views. Loved walking at different beautiful points. Lots of greenery and so much to do. Can easily spend half a day there. Totem poles, amazing view of the bridge, board walks, aquarium and much more to see and do

Caught the hop on hop off bus to the Pavilion at area of Stanley Park. Walked scenic 5 miles back to Canada place , absolutely stunning views & park is gorgeous with huge trees. Had fish & chips at the outside aquarium cafe which were good ( come with coleslaw) which is not usual in Britain. Fair price. Saw beautiful totem poles & horse drawn carriage rides. Stopped at a cafe for tea & Ice cream. Thought the gifts were quite good & not overly tacky. Plenty of benches to break your journey on a hot day & enjoyed reading those with brass plaque dedications to loved ones. So well designed are the lanes which split into 2 to separate walkers from the multitude of cyclists/ skaters. We thought this was fab. You can also drive round single lane in one direction. Stanley park is stunning & whilst on seawall, you pass a gorgeous marina & buildings of interest whilst seeing marine traffic & the skyscrapers.

We had so much fun here. We rented a motorized scooter (highly recommend), we went around the park twice taking different paths, stopping to have picnic, enjoy the view, take some photos and wish to be at the pool at one end of the park. There is so much to see and do, we will definitely return.

Visiting this park was the highlight of my trip to Vancouver. I love the seaside views—the beautiful blue waters and the island/mountains on the opposite shore. First time here we rented a tandem bike and biked around the park twice. We even came back and did the loop again on a separate day because I love the views so much. Walking along the beach I saw pretty shells and even live clams and oysters. We didn’t explore the inside of the park as much but would definitely return next time to explore more!

Extremely beautiful and breathtaking natural beauty. Hiking is really nice. Vancouver aquarium is there as well. The whole outer walk of the park is about 10 km. English Bay is right next to it which has a great multicultural food scene. Beware of coyotes though if you go deeper into the park. Easily accessible from Vancouver city

I have been a regular visitor to this place for many years, and I have witnessed numerous changes and improvements over time. Stanley Park, with its ample space, offers a wide range of attractions and restaurants nestled within its premises. I enjoy rollerblading or biking around the park, thanks to its well-maintained pavement area that accommodates walking, biking, and roller skating. On a pleasant day, it's an ideal spot for a picnic, offering stunning views all around. Today, we had the pleasure of visiting the aquarium, which turned out to be a delightful and entertaining experience.

Beautiful park. Has some huge trees and amazing flower gardens. Lots of paid parking. There are some kids playgrounds the Vancouver Aquarium and horse drawn carriage rides. Also has a nice restaurant with reasonably priced food.

Clean and safe place to have a leisurely stroll during the day or ride a bike. Beautiful scenery. The totem poles are worth a look and great to have a place to grab a bite. They also have a nice souvenir shop if you like to pick up something to remember your trip.

Very beautiful and probably the best park I have visited so far in the Pacific north west. Rent a bike outside the park and ride it on the seawall while you enjoy the view of the bridges and the cruises. It's pretty, it's huge, and it's clean. Would recommend going in the morning. Parking is available at the entrance of the park. Entry is free

Beautiful and huge park with variety of trees and flowers. Gorgeous view of the ocean. There are few highlights in the park : rose garden, totem poles, splash pad for children and more. In the park you can find playgrounds and restaurants. There are picnic tables and public washrooms in the park. Pay parking in the park. Must visit site in Vancouver.

What a wonderful place for a walk or riding a bicycle. So many interesting points to take some pictures.📸 2 beaches⛱️, 1 swimming pool next to the water💧at the second beach, third beach is my best place for a quiet lunch. There are some bicycle paths in the wood not to be missed. Big big trees.🌳 We saw a eagle, a seal, different kinds of birds.🐦 Don't missed the giant historical old tree for a picture. A must park to visit!!💖

We thoroughly enjoyed biking through Stanley Park. We were originally going to walk it but there is a lot to see and do while there, so I would recommend biking. We rented from English Bay Bike Rentals on Davie St. The bikes were in good shape, rode well (we got cruisers) and ended up $31 for 6 hours per bike. Very reasonable. I would avoid the blue Shaw rental bikes you see around as they are meant more for a commuter (30 minute ride one way). I would recommend heading out early, after breakfast, pack a lunch and enjoy a picnic lunch along the trail. We visited the totem poles and made a few hour stop at the Vancouver Aquarium (we had a great time there). There is also a restaurant at the beginning of the park called Stanley Park Brewing Co. Great place to eat and grab a drink as well. Lawn bowling and tennis courts are there as well as some of the bigger trees in the park are there. Bring your camera and plan to spend about 5 hours touring the park, if you include a stip to the aquarium. One last point, majority of the trails within the park are bike/walking- no cars and are one way, so make sure you heading in right direction and are mindful of other cyclists.

Absolutely one of my favourite places ever. You can walk, skate, or bike around the seawall, and you'll see gorgeous sights all around. It's about 10km around, so it'll take you 1-3 hours depending on your pace. Lots of bike rentals nearby, as well as restaurants and cafes.

Loved it here. We rented bikes and spent the whole day exploring. Lots of great views of the city and the water. Riding under bridges. A couple designated beach areas. A brewery at one end. Would 100% recommend anyone take the time to explore if you can.

Beautiful park, you could literally spend hours here just enjoying the nature and it’s sounds.. I highly suggest walking through the park trails instead of the seawall or the road. Tall trees, critters, mushrooms and more. There’s so many fun finds here if nature is your jam. But please wear proper shoes and make sure to you take breaks cause some of those inclines are no joke!!

Yes, yes! Go here! Drive is great! But to really enjoy, rent an electric bike and go around all over for about 3 hours on a nice sunny day! You will enjoy the wonderful sea wall bike trail!!!

One of the best parks in have visited . Its soo huge with lots of activities and places to see , you can rent a bike to explore in and around there . You have access to beaches and the nature view with mountains, trees and other side the downtown , skyline view are amazing .

This park is massive! There is really so much to do here that you could probably do several visits before finishing its entierty. The park itself is beautiful and the variety or trees and flower gardens is great. If you're staying in downtown, it's central and easy to get to. We took the horse-drawn carriage and enjoyed the interactive tour, but we really only made a small dent. There are an abundance of different paths to take, and many people enjoy biking through the park. Highly recommend a visit.

Peaceful place for walk. While walking capture the best views of downtown vancouver. And also good place for cycling. Mostly on sunny days place is quite crowded. Best for evening walks. ❤️❤️

Stanley Park is a magnificent green oasis in the midst of the urban landscape of Vancouver. Explore the 400-hectare natural West Coast rainforest and enjoy scenic views of water, mountains, sky, and majestic trees along Stanley Park's famous Seawall. Discover kilometres of trails, beautiful beaches, local wildlife, great eats, natural, cultural and historical landmarks, along with many other adventures. Vancouver parks are open from 6am to 10pm unless otherwise posted, and access to washrooms is available from dusk until dawn.

Beautiful park. Good place to walk around specially when there is sunshine. Good playground for kids and for everyone. 🙂

Stanley Park is the best when you can't meet friends these days. If you walk through Stanley Park, where the trees and air good, I am just grateful that there is such a nice Park in downtown Vancouver, "Where is the Covid-19 in the world" (the photo next time)

Early spring but already some cherry blossoms ☺️ the best part of stanley park is the smell of the forest

One of the best places to spend in Vancouver. Full can be enjoyed specially i summer. Cycling can also be done . Can enjoy beautiful view of skyline of Vancouver.

My favourite place to burn off some of those calories from burgers and wine 😁

Great walk during the winter along Stanley Park.

Lovely as always. So many fun snow creatures today!

You could spend days here exploring. It's a must see!

Such a lovely park, so close to west end and downtown, it would be a great spot to go for a stroll and forget the stress of the busy city. Nice beaches and parks for kids also.

Lovely

Beautiful scenery.

Stanley Park is a must see,your in the hussle bussle of the city ;then a few steps more and its all quiet fresh air lots of critters and natural beauty

Nice walking/biking trail. Close to downtown

Always a pleasure

Been 30 yrs of walking around that park and it never disappoints.

Whenever I go there , I find some thing new.

(Translated by Google) One of the best places to enjoy the outdoors. I love it (Original) De los mejores lugares para disfrutar al aire libre. Me fascinó

Always great

(Translated by Google) Great (Original) Excelente

Nice big park for walking trails. Just close to the lion’s bridge.

Nice place to walk with family.

Gorgeous!

Why is the Asian man from the sandpiper building on Comox, allowed to feed the Seagulls on park property. I called wild life rescue and they said the bread kills the birds.But for the 11 years I have lived here he does it everyday,and nobody stops him.

(Translated by Google) It looks great . Great location . Clean . (Original) Es sieht toll aus . Super lage . Sauber .

Amazing place with great views

Awesome park

(Translated by Google) Impressive park in the privileged enclave of Bayshore Bay, at the foot of Canada Place and other emblematic areas of the city. It takes a few days if you want to know the whole thing! 😜 It has an aquarium, totem pole area, beaches, souvenir shops, a large picnic area and shopping areas to have a snack ... it is ideal if you want to walk for a while, bordering it around its perimeter along the Sea Wall, as well as than to travel it by bicycle. (Original) Impresionante parque en el privilegiado enclave de la bahía de Bayshore, a pie del Canada Place y otras zonas emblemáticas de la ciudad. Se necesitan unos cuantos días si se quiere conocer al completo!! 😜 Tiene acuario, zona de tótem poles, playas, tiendas de souvenirs, amplia zona de picnic y zonas comerciales para tomar un tentempié ... es ideal si se quiere andar un buen rato bordearlo en todo su perímetro por la Sea Wall, al igual que recorrerlo en bicicleta.

Amazing views

I'd like to visit again.

It's honestly one of my favourite places in the world.

....always beautiful - rain or shine!

One of the better city’s view.

Not bad

Best place to hangout with family & friends.

Beautiful as always

Best place to hang out with family & friend.

It was nice . Not busy at all

Beautiful place!

One of my favorite here in Vancouver. Like experiencing Nature and City in one. The best park here in West Coast Canada. You can enjoy walking in Seawall, get lost in the trails, or even cycling around the park, and if lucky enough you can wave to Cruiseliners passing by. There are souvenir shops and amenities. Lots of parking spot. You will totally enjoy and fall in love with this park

Everything about Stanley Park is beautiful

The Perfect Place to Go!!

Awesome place to have a long walk or run and seaside watch. This park is very well maintained

The gem of Vancouver! A great sea wall to walk around look at the water, the boats, birds and sea life. Amazing how quickly you can go from bustling metropolitan to a seemingly remote seaside forest.

Great location Thing with this pub is the Stanley Park Brewery existed in the park in the late 1800 at lagoon lake and for them.to have bring it back is just wonderful The beer is fresh brewed on-site Is an actual brewery They make beer and serve great food They even have growlers that you can fill from there on-site concession stand What a great combination Then afterwards you an have round of golf and or tennis which is right at the doorstep Thumbs up

I really will put some more time there today, so there will be more to see for those who wish. Thank you all

World class.

immense parc vraiment sympa

Beautiful views of nature and the city.

great

The playgrounds for the kids are great and we'll maintained. No matter the weather it's always a pleasure to got to Stanley park

History

(Translated by Google) I've been to Stanley Park many times, but it's my favorite place to enjoy the scenery even in winter. You can run or relax, and the downtown area is close by, so access is convenient! (Original) 何度もスタンレーパークに行っていますが、冬でも景色の楽しめるお気に入りの場所です。 ランニングをすることも、のんびり過ごすこともできダウンタウンも近いのでアクセスも便利です！

Always very nice through the park.

Beautiful place!

Vast park with many trails to enjoy.

My favourite place to go.

Love it

Beautiful Seawall. The Pride and Gem of Vancouver.

Such an amazing place to be

Beautiful nature.

Beautiful place for walk on Sea Wall.

Beautiful place to visit when in Vancouver. So relaxing.

Amazing park, I love to visit this place. There is a too big place and can do various activities

A nice park and landmark with nice trails but don't go there at after dark but it is good in the day time .

Awesome park

It is one the places that you should go in Vancouver. We didn’t get a chance to go through the whole park but even halfway through was worth it.

In the heart of the city I find the most amazing discoveries in this ever changing landscape

Beautiful park.

The most beautiful park ever.

Beautiful gem in the city

Beautiful place

The journey is endless... and it never seems to amaze me.

(Translated by Google) My favorite park (Original) 내 최애 공원

(Translated by Google) Very close to the city center, well organized for pedestrians, cyclists and others. A big breath of fresh air! (Original) Très proche du centre ville, bien organisé pour les piétons, les cyclistes et autres. Un grand bol d'air !

It can get busy and you can hear the traffic but it can be wonderful on the right day

One of Vancouver's landmark park spaces, albeit a dark past

This is my favourite park for cycling. If you're a cyclist and looking for a track, look no further than Stanley Park. Quite reachable from anywhere in Metro Vancouver, and a pleasant destination to spend your time.

Always an amazing stop on our bike trips. Can get very busy along the seawall on a nice day, so be prepared to take your time... and enjoy the natural beauty around you 🤩😍❤

This park was so lovely, we came back twice to visit it!!! A little tip for you, rent a bike and do it by bike (it’s a beautiful 2 hours ride along the sea). We stopped by third and second beach for some sun. We also swam in the heated pool (buy your tickets in advance) and we even saw seals!!! Definitely worth visiting if you’re in Vancouver!

Beautiful. I went in the fall and some of the parks attractions were closed for the season, but just running the seawall 10k was worth the trip. Views were spectacular, and everything was well kept. I'll be back again for sure.

A must visit spot for a reason.

Great place for hikers, runners and cyclers

A beautiful cafe in Stanley Park, Vancouver BC

Good place

Great spot to get a shot of downtown Vancouver

(Translated by Google) Nice park Must visit when you come to Vancouver. Tourist attractions for all ages. Recommendable. 👍 (Original) Bonito parque. Visita obligada cuando vienes a Vancouver. Atracciones turísticas para todas las edades. Recomendable. 👍

Such a nice place to go, especially if you’re visiting from out of town. Met some nice people and explored around the seawall. Also perfect for Instagram pictures.

My All time favorite park in Vancouver Downtown. There is lot to explore in stanlay park like beaches , Cycling, beautiful sea side swimming pool with amazing view and best place for family outings

This park is a must-go-to when visiting Vancouver. The seawall is definitely the best part. Keep your eyes peeled for seals! Even saw some dolphins during our walk. Definitely bring some comfortable shoes, as you'll be walking a great deal if you really want to experience all this park has to offer.

Prospect Point - Stanley Park A great getaway OR Walking Trails OR Jogger's/Cycling place. Reaching and parking isn't a problem and one can spend like infinite time on these. Kids love the ice cream cones and place full of nature. We spent almost half a day there. For me specifically was a short trip and being Albertan i enjoyed it so much an ample nature full lush green lawns with blossoming flower beds calling you with hands full of life. I loved our visit. Must visit place!!!

A must visit when in Vancouver, Stanley park offers beautiful views of the city of Vancouver and its surroundings. Most of all, I recommend renting a bike to ride along the shores of this small peninsula. There are several bike sharing stations along the way so it's not necessary to rent one ahead unless you want something more sporty and lightweight. In the park itself, there are many great options to spend your time, including an aquarium, tennis courts as well as a small golf course.

Got lucky to see a cute water dog 🦭 having lunch 🐠 so cute! I heard some got lucky and saw a whale the day before. Did a drive through the park on a rainy day And made the decision to take some bikes out for a ride through and it’s worth it!

Biking through the park is the best way to explore it. There are many beautiful locations within the park to visit. It’s a unique and great experience.

Awesome park for walking along the beach, taking in some views, and doing some athletic activities. There is a lot of variety here, lots of parking, spots available to rent bikes and scooters, lots of walking paths, some swimming pools, lots of greenery, some wildlife, endless things! Some large slugs on some of the trails early September so be careful where you step.

Must visit! So many things to do in and around. You can walk/bike/roller skate around Stanley and enjoy the ocean view. There are hiking trails and some good hidden view points. There are city bike renting options and plenty of parking space.

Beautiful, serene place with a little bit for everyone. Beach, playgrounds, good for biking, walking and jogging. Lots of wildlife and fauna and flora. There are bikes you could rent. Ample paid parking all around and Tennis courts. The trees are beautiful.

I walked almost the entire shoreline there is a sea wall, on which you can bicycle or run, there are separate track for cycles. I really liked the vibe of the place, it's kind of like a dense mini forest in the heart of the city. I really loved the place there are many restaurants along the seawall and few beaches too which are pretty nice. I didn't try restaurants but there ratings were good so you don't need to bring food if you are coming for the entire day. Also there are few vegetarian options to eat too at those. There are lots of secluded spots too because usually there are not too many people at all the places along the walking paths, so if you want some quiet time to soak the sea views you just need to look a little.

Quite possibly one of the best parks in the world! Go for a bicycle ride, drive through with several parking spots available throughout the park or just walk to experience the beauty of the natural and urban civilization blended in. Evenings are nicer for a view of the downtown skylines with all the lights on. Enjoy!

First year on the train ride. The entire park was lit up and it was a spectacular experience for the family. There is no nativity scene however there was everything else you could ever think of. Very safe and they were strict on scanning vaccine passports and requiring real government ID and not a copied or picture version of the ID. They do it right here.

This park is fantastic. Great scenery, walkways and small hikes to do. Even the drive through the park is beautiful. You can spend a full day here and enjoy all that the park has to offer from beautiful scriptures to amazing views. Totally worth it.

I was in Vancouver for just a couple of days, and it was really nice to visit Stanley Park. You can just walk from downtown or rent a bike. Follow the seaside and you will eventually find the totem poles, a must see. Best to the poles there is a little coffee shop with souvenirs and also washrooms.

Rented bikes and went around the entire park in about 2 hours. Would definitely recommend doing it via bike or spending much more time to see everything. Went during slight drizzling rain that stopped, so we got to enjoy some blue skies! The biking is not difficult and makes for a fun, scenic, leisurely afternoon.

You must visit this place. Great vibe, beautiful landscape.. nature in the middle of the city.. great diversity. Tandem bicycle is really nice. You can rent it just beside the park. Great time ♡

An absolute must if you are traveling to Vancouver. The park is amazing, there is all sorts of wildlife (I spotted some bald eagles) and the views are to die for. There are plenty of stops for food, clean bathrooms, etc. You can cycle, walk or take the car although I would definitely recommend walking/cycling over driving. I feel like you soend days in there and not scratch the surface.

What a treat of a park. The views are incredible in this oasis inside the city. There’s something for everybody here - walking trails, biking paths, the aquarium, totem poles, a stunning rose garden, and many, many other things to do. I’m not from Vancouver, but I certainly envy the locals… Truly a top-notch park.

Great park in Vancouver with decent number of cafes and amenities. The totem poles were a sight to behold! Park is most easily accessible by bike but can be walked through as a day trip. Easy bike lanes and access around. An essential part of any visit to Vancouver!

A gem of a park! I spent about 3 hours here and did not see the whole park. Bring comfortable walking shoes because there are no shortage of walking trails here. I recommend renting one of the many bikes if you don't want to walk since there can be quite a bit of walking. I appreciate that there's a bus that goes into the park for easy transport from downtown. Great views from anywhere in the park, especially the seawall. Don't forget to visit the totem poles.

After visiting the Vancouver Aquarium, my group of eight (8) visitors explored the adjacent Stanley Park. Wear comfortable shoes because there are a ton of easy but long walking paths. I loved walking the wide, paved trail which ambles along the shoreline - perfect for pedestrians and bikers. The gardens and green spaces are clean and well maintained. Some of the paths meander inland through a forested area. Another path hugs a large wildlife pond & bog area. And after a long day of exploring, we stopped for a drink & meal at Stanley's Bar & Grill, which I highly recommend. Excellent food, drink & service there in a calm environment at the edge of towering conifers.

Best thing we liked was the ability to drive the loop in the park. Was very rainy but you could see the potential for biking and hikes. Has a brewery but we didn't stop. So amazing to have such an enormous park so close in Vancouver. Is worth the drive.

Massive city park that doesn’t feel like it’s even a part of Vancouver. Worth visiting for a good walk, bike-ride, photography of the city, or quick bite to eat. My friends and I rented bikes and rode around for several hours which was more fun than expected

Incredible place to go biking or even for walking. Some quality hiking through the park in a unique terrain, while with a bike you can go practically anywhere through a roughly 9 mile, or 15 km loop. A unique experience, epic ocean views, being near the beautiful Vancouver skyline, and some fine sea breezes make this worth coming to. A highlight of Vancouver.

So many interesting spots to visit within the park. Bike paths throughout the park. Recommend taking chairs, snacks, and drinks. Bathrooms are available next to souvenirs/ coffee shop. At least 2-4 hours exploring the area.

So many different ways to experience this park. There was the seawall that went on forever, views of the city skyline across the water, old growth trees, replicas of several First Nations carved poles retelling their history, walking trails, bike paths, sports activities, restaurants, and more. This is such a wonderful park. I really wish I had more time to enjoy all that it has to offer before flying out. Highly recommend!

Beautiful park… highly recommend biking along the bike path that goes around the perimeter of the park. Gorgeous views! Rent a cruiser bike and you’ll have a lovely time! You’ll be able to cover it within two hours, including pit stops for photos.

I wish i have more time to walk around this park. It is huge and so pretty. Love the Lost Lagoon and swimming pool. Bikers are a bit too complicated to rent. You guys should make it easier for everyone to access.

Stanley Park is a very cool place to see. Today we rented bikes through the Mobi app and cycled around the seawall. There are two lighthouses, some playgrounds, totems, beaches, and a variety of things to see. We went later in the afternoon so the sun setting over the ocean was so beautiful to see. We had thought about doing the horse drawn carts but at 68.00 a person for one hour...it was just too steep. The bikes were a better option for freedom and flexibility.

This place is incredible. Sooooo many biking and walking paths! Gorgeous views of the city and ocean. Saw seals and lots of seabirds. Highly recommend renting a bike so you can see a lot of the park. Prices for the bike rentals were pretty high at the stations so maybe check out one of the local shops. Restaurant options throughout and even beach access. Great place for a date, to take family or go for a stroll to clear your head.

A beautiful place! Paying for parking was a bit painful as the app wouldn't work for us and the pay machines were very slow (including one that the number 5 didn't work on, which was needed for entering our car registration). Once we finally were able to pay we were pleased to find out our parking ticket was valid in all of the Stanley Park car parks. We went for a lovely walk along the perimeter path (split nicely into two for cyclists and pedestrians), then walked back to the car park via one of the forest trails. Really nice views to be seen!

An absolutely beautiful park with a wonderful sea wall walking path. The many different monuments located throughout the park are amazing and such gorgeous photo opportunities. The bike path and walking path are separated in order to prevent accidents. There are many opportunities to rest on benches or in the sand at the beaches.

Awesome park, perfect for a picnic, swimming in the beach or just riding your bike along the seaside. There are a lot of spots to take great pictures. Just ride with precautions because it could be crowded.

Walk on West Georgia promenade towards Stanley park, witnessing the ever changing colors of tree leaves in the fall, feeling the serenity in the water from Lost Lagoon and searching the babies of Canada goose … just relaxing and connecting with nature. A very unique and intriguing experience out of our daily business busy schedule. Breath! And breath deeply!

Went to see Russell Peter's and Stanley Park. Great place for the event. It's a beautiful park with lots to see and do. Going back again to see Kevin Hart comedy performance. Would strongly recommend coming here for an event or just to walk around. Note: it might get cooler in the evening or insects might start to come around so dress for the occasion.

Amazing place ! You see so much . Its 10km around the wall , but also lots of trails through the wooded area. I recommend the aquarium there too, well worth the money. We saw seals in the water, black squirrels and raccoons in the wild as we walked round the park. There's bikes to hire too but if you like taking photos it's easier to walk.

I had a fantastic time riding around the park with a rented bike. The bike lane was well-maintained, although there were a few short spots where you had to dismount and walk the bike. The ride offered spectacular views and plenty of photo opportunities along the way. If you stop to enjoy these picturesque spots for a few minutes, it takes nearly two hours to complete the path. A memorable experience with breathtaking scenery and ample photo opportunities.

Ooow how huge is this park? It’s crazy!! It was very beautiful when I visited because it’s Fall season. We rented a bike to ride around in downtown. You can rent it for an hour, half day or full day. It’s quite enjoyable to ride a bike around Stanley park since it is too big, so that’s the best way to explore it. We saw the ocean view, it was amazing. A lot to explore. Worth the visit.

What a great walk! The natural beauty of the rain forest and ocean. The trees were amazing! There was a good seperation between bike and walking paths. Inner trails felt so secluded. Overall it was fantastic!

Truly lovely & mostly natural parkland along the water, & wonderfully close to downtown. Walk/cycle the shoreline, see the lighthouse, don't miss the totems, maybe visit the aquarium, or have a really nice lunch (award winning burgers!) at the historic Stanley's Bar & Grill.

Really you can't come to downtown Vancouver without going for a walk in Stanley Park. The fact that it is a truly wild bit of acreage right next to a Metropolitan city is surreal! There are great restaurants as well, some used for wedding functions too. You can hire bicycles here and ride them to the waterfront too which is fun for a whole day. Highly recommended!

Stanley Park is definitely a highlight of Vancouver with so many aspects to discover. You can walk and/or bike as it’s a large park. We visited the aquarium, the Totem poles, various highlights and the sea wall. I’d say you can spend more than half a day here due to the various spots to check. We went during November end so I’d dress up warm.

Great park in the city. They have huge waterfront trails for bike/walk. There's also a horse drawn buggy too. That is a great option if you have a limited time to visit the park. It covers the major attractions in about an hour.

Beautiful park for walk ,cycle!! In middle if city a beautiful peaceful place.This time I went there for bright trains.beautiful experience.very difficult to get the tickets.tickets went on sale on Thursday Dec. 2023 at 9am.i logged in at 8am amd waited for an hr ,then got tickets.,within 1/2hr tickets were sold out.preplan for this next year folks

Beautiful park! Big and massive space. Good for outdoor activities and picnic. A lot to do here! One could hire bicycles to ride around the park. Good natural view and scenes!