What parks in Vancouver can really be "suitable for all ages"?

Vancouver is dotted with famous scenic spots and large and small parks, so there is no need for a good place for daily leisure and entertainment. There is only one problem: most parks are not really suitable for people of all ages, and people of all ages can have fun.

For example, parents in their thirties, children aged 2 to 3, children aged 60, grandparents and grandparents all want to go to a place, but this place must be suitable for everyone, which is very difficult.

Take a simple example: Caplano Suspension Bridge Park, the first scenic spot in North Vancouver. It is not safe for children to walk on the suspension bridge, which is between the tree and the cliff. It is also difficult for old people to walk and climb trees on the suspension bridge. Only suitable for older children, young people and middle-aged people.

Another example is Wen Xi Lighthouse Park, which needs "rock climbing" everywhere. It is also an exclusive attraction for young people. Old people can walk on the trail, but there are no children's play facilities in the whole park, and children will feel bored. Attractions like PNE are tailor-made for young people and children.

In fact, the famous scenic spots of past dynasties are familiar to everyone, such as Stanley Park, Elizabeth queens park, Richmond Fisherman's Wharf and so on. I'm afraid the whole family has been to n times and want to change places.

So, what other scenic spots in Vancouver exist through the ages, even if they are not particularly famous? This article will recommend several good places for everyone (Vancouver will be introduced first in this issue):

UBC

The University of British Columbia can be described as the epitome of "Xian Yi attractions for young and old": the elderly can stroll on campus, or visit UBC Botanical Garden, take a walk on Acadia Beach with perfect trails and convenient transportation, or go to UBC Golf Course for leisure.

Young and middle-aged people can consider challenging their physical strength, climbing the sunken beach with thousands of steps, exploring the Pacific Spiritual Park, or taking beautiful photos of ins in the Japanese Garden of the Ministry of Japan and going to the Anthropology Museum to increase their knowledge.

Children can play in UBC's community park, Westbrook Shopping Center, take a walk under the green heart tree, or follow adults to Thunderbird Stadium to watch the game. In short, UBC is for everyone.

Jericho beach park

Jericho Beach is one of the most famous beach parks in Wenxi and even the whole world. There are many trails in the forest, and the coastal trails can enjoy the landscape of the North Shore Mountains and the Vancouver city skyline, and the trails are flat and the distance is not long. Old people can walk and watch the sunrise and sunset.

After hiking, young and middle-aged people can catch crabs on the trestle in the northwest of the beach, experience an exciting sailing in the Jericho Sailing Center, take a small yacht in the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, or visit the precious cultural relics of a hundred years ago in the Old Hastings Mill Store Museum.

Children don't have to worry about not playing. West Point Grey Park, located in the southwest of Jericho Beach, has the largest outdoor community park in Wenxi. There are also football fields, outdoor swimming pools, bunkers, tennis courts and basketball courts for infants and teenagers to visit.

Lin Delu Park.

Lin Delu Park is located in the south of downtown Vancouver. Small in size, it belongs to a "treasure park". Every year in the cherry blossom season, hundreds of cherry blossoms bloom together, which is spectacular. Just cherry blossom viewing is suitable for everyone.

Old people can quietly watch the beautiful scenery of Fuxi on the benches in Lin Delu Park and take a walk along the seawall for leisure. Young and middle-aged people can gallop on the bicycle lane by the sea, or play tennis and basketball in the well-equipped sports ground;

The children's entertainment area in Lin Delu Park is also large enough, and there is a Starfish Children's Center behind it. Every time you come to the city to look for a park, don't go directly to Stanley Park or English Bay, because Lin Delu Park won't let you down.

Van Dusen Botanical Garden

Strictly speaking, Van Dusen Botanical Garden is not suitable for everyone all the time, but it is better than holding various activities all year round to please people of all ages.

When there is no activity, Van Dusen Botanical Garden is an exquisite private garden. Except for children who may not appreciate the beautiful scenery, old people, young people and middle-aged people who are interested in flowers and plants will like it very much.

When there are activities? It will be colorful: Van Dusen Christmas light show, neon flashing and merry-go-round will make children feel happy; The luxury car show in summer will deeply attract young people; The cherry blossom festival in spring is suitable for all ages. Van Dusen is definitely one of the high-quality attractions for all ages.

Trout lake

John Henrdry Park, located in the east of Vancouver, is also a typical "scenic spot of Xian Yi, young and old". The most commendable thing about Trout Lake is the maple leaves in autumn, which are beautiful under the reflection of the lake, but this does not mean that it is an exclusive attraction for middle-aged and elderly people.

On the west side of Trout Lake, there is a playground for young people: outdoor baby park, basketball court for young people, skateboarding park, well-equipped community center, skating rink, skating rink ... It is no exaggeration to say that Trout Lake can be the best in Vancouver according to the standards of community parks.

If you don't want to play these games, you just want to walk around the lake. It only takes about 20 minutes to walk around the lake, and old people with poor legs and feet can also walk. It would be underestimated to come to Trout Lake only in the maple leaf season.

Everett Crowley Park

Finally, Everett Crowley Park, located in Killarney Community in the southeast corner of Vancouver, and Fraserview Golf Course and Champlain Heights Community Center next to it.

These three connected scenic spots can be said to be the largest "all-age" scenic spot in Wendong. Fraserview Golf Course is one of the largest golf courses in Vancouver, even bigger than Elizabeth queens park! Middle-aged and elderly people can stay in this stadium all day.

If you want to exercise or hike, Everett Crawley Park with many criss-crossing paths will not let you down. In Vancouver East, a place with extremely high residential density, there is also a natural oxygen bar like Everett Crawley Park.

Young people and children want to play? The champlain Highland Community Center in the east provides a series of facilities, such as children's play facilities, tennis courts, basketball courts, swimming pools, skateboarding parks and so on. And you can have a good time.

Looking at the whole temperature, there are not many such "all-age scenic spots". Richmond, Burnaby, Northwest Chinese, Noble Forest and Suri also have many representative works. The following article will introduce them to you.