I must say I love Stanley Park. Walking or cycling the seawall around the park is great exercise with a view. Then continue on down the beaches, English Bay is the best downtown beach. Second beach has the great pool. Kits beach is the best near downtown though. You can visit the Aquarium, eat at a few good restaurants, see... more

Wow. I have been to many parks around the world but none are so great as Stanley Park. For starters, The Seawall is amazing! Take your bicycle, rolerblades or just hike it. It is along the shore line and every inch there is something to be be seen. Ever seen a seagull dive in the ocean and come out with... more

Myself and my partner decided to rent a tandem bike to see the whole of the island, and while we both agreed single bikes would have been better we would recomend touring the island to anyone. If the weather is good the views are gorgeous, it is hard to believe that the park is a short 15 min stroll from... more

This is a really nice park. Well laid out, easy to get around. Well maintained, lovely flowers & trees. Easy to get to by public transportation. We thoroughly enjoyed walking around. The totem poles were very interesting. more

Stanley Park was lovely to walk in, and we did spend a lot of time in the park, we went on the free tram which involved getting wet when we went past the water park as all the children like to spray water at the passing trams! I didn't mind though as it was a lovely warm day. The totem... more

Located just NW of Vancouver, Stanley Park is an great picture spot w/Vancouver skyline as backdrop. It includes a yachts-filled Coal Harbor and across from the famous Pan Pacific Hotel and Vancouver Convention Center. The park has biking and running trails along the seawall. Other attractions includes Totem Poles, a lighthouse & within photo distance of the Lion Bridge. There... more

If you are traveling to BC during the holidays, we can heartily recommend the Bright Nights display and train ride! A breath of fresh air during this busy time, loads of cheap fun and just the right atmosphere. Kids loved, adults loved it. Free to see the lights, tickets for the train are modestly priced and go fast. more

Stanley Park, downtown Vancouver, and along False Creek has paved paths for bicyclists as well as pedestrians. For the most part there are no cars where you ride. We rented out bikes at Simon's Bikes on Robson and Seymour for $20/day including helmets, water, backpack, and map. Simon even put bike peddles to fit our biking shoes. In Stanley Park,... more

My husband and I came here for a day trip. This is an absolutely beautiful park. I definitely recommend taking the horse drawn wagon tour. It definitely gives you alot of history and view of the park. more