About Vancouver Stanley Park
Urban park with 9km seawall, trails, beaches, and views of mountains and city skyline.
Highlights
400-hectare urban park
9km scenic Seawall path
Totem poles at Brockton Point
Vancouver Aquarium
Second and Third Beach
Old-growth forest trails
🎯 Top Things to Do
Seawall Bike Ride
Rent bikes and cycle the entire 9km seawall loop. Ocean, mountain, and city views throughout.
Totem Poles at Brockton Point
View and photograph nine colorful First Nations totem poles. Learn about indigenous culture.
Prospect Point Lookout
Highest point in park with panoramic views of Lions Gate Bridge and North Shore mountains.
Third Beach Sunset
Watch spectacular sunset over English Bay from sandy beach. Bring a picnic!
Forest Trails Walk
Explore trails through old-growth Douglas fir and Western red cedar forest. Cathedral Trail is magical.
Vancouver Aquarium
Marine mammal rescue center and aquarium. See otters, dolphins, and BC marine life.
🗺️ Nearby Attractions
English Bay
Vancouver Aquarium
Granville Island
Coal Harbour
West End
Lions Gate Bridge
Quick Facts
📅 Best Time to Visit
May-October
🏷️ Category
Urban
⭐ Rating
4.7 / 5.0
Practical Information
Entry Fee:
Free (Aquarium $40 adults)
Getting There:
Downtown Vancouver, bus #19 or walk from West End
Parking:
$3.50/hour at various lots, busy on weekends
💡 Tips:
Cycle counter-clockwise for best views. Visit Aquarium early to avoid crowds.
