List of Protected Areas of British Columbia - City and Municipal Parks

City and Municipal Parks

  • Beacon Hill Park (Victoria)
  • Beecher Park (Burnaby)
  • Central Park (Burnaby)
  • Cloverdale Fairgrounds (Surrey)
  • Deer Lake (Burnaby)
  • Douglas Park (Langley)
  • Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden (Vancouver)
  • Forests for the World (Prince George)
  • Falaise Park (Vancouver)
  • Fraser River Heritage Park (Mission)
  • Hastings Park (Vancouver)
  • Hillcrest Park (Vancouver)
  • Kensington Park (Burnaby)
  • Lighthouse Park (West Vancouver)
  • Lynn Canyon Park (District of North Vancouver)
  • McAuley Park (Vancouver)
  • Minoru Park (Richmond)
  • Mystic Vale (University of Victoria, Oak Bay)
  • Oppenheimer Park (Vancouver)
  • Mundy Park (Coquitlam)
  • Paddlewheel Park (Prince George)
  • Robert Burnaby Park (Burnaby)
  • Queen Elizabeth Park (Vancouver)
  • Riverside Park (Kamloops)
  • Rocky Point Park (Port Moody)
  • Stanley Park (Vancouver)
  • Sunrise Park (Vancouver)
  • Thetis Lake (Saanich)
  • Thunderbird Park (Victoria)
  • Town Centre Park (Coquitlam)
  • Vanier Park (Vancouver)
  • Victory Square (Vancouver)
  • Wendy Poole Park (Vancouver)

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