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Century Gardens + My Favorites
Stroll amid the horticultural beauty the region is famous for including Century Gardens' renowned Rhododendron display, Burnaby's official flower. Located beside The Burnaby Art Gallery, Century Gardens is a must see. Address: . | Burnaby, BC
Deer Lake Park + My Favorites
Deer Lake Park is home to the Burnaby Village Museum & Carousel, the Burnaby Art Gallery, Century Gardens, the James Cowan Theatre, and the outdoor Concert Bowl. The park's trails meander around the lake and through meadows and woodlands, and there is a public beach at the west end of the lake. Address: . | Burnaby, BC [ Map ]
Burnaby Mountain Park + My Favorites
Burnaby Mountain Park features the Rose Gardens, hiking and walking trails, picnic areas, children's playground and Horizons restaurant. It also encompasses the Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area, a large natural mountain forest preserved for outdoor recreation, nature interpretation and education. The "Playground of the Gods" sculpture, a series of carved poles created by Japanese sculptors, commemorate the goodwill between Burnaby and its sister city of Kushiro, Japan. Address: . | Burnaby, BC [ Map ]
Barnet Marine Park + My Favorites
Located on the Burrard Inlet, Barnet Marine Park offers ocean swimming, sunbathing, and crab fishing. Picnic tables and barbeques are provided, and change rooms, outdoor showers, and a concession stand are available in summer. A mill town at the turn of the century, this park still has some remnants of its early days. Address: . | Burnaby, BC [ Map ]
Burnaby Lake Regional Nature Park + My Favorites
This 300-hectare nature park offers a variety of trails through open marshland and an enchanting forest. An interpretive Nature House features educational displays, plus a viewing tower for observing birds, wildlife and a panoramic vista. Burnaby Lake has a rowing course suitable for canoeing, kayaking and rowing training. The Rowing Pavilion has change rooms and a public canoe launch. The park also includes several equestrian trails. Address: . | Burnaby, BC [ Map ]
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