Descriptions of each park in
Killarney- Vancouver and what it has to offer!

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Captain Cook Park
3398 E 54th Avenue (@ Champlain Crescent)

Wide paths curve through Captain Cook Park, a peaceful place to come for a walk or to relax on a bench under the towering poplar trees. Fern and thimbleberry-lined trails wind through the natural area of the park, linking to other parks in the area.

Recreation Facilities: Tennis Courts

Champlain Heights Park
3351 Maquinna Drive (@ Champlain Crescent)

A lively park, Champlain Heights Park is well-integrated with the community centre facilities. A playing field, colourful children’s playground, and tennis courts are all adjacent to beautiful forested areas.

Recreation Facilities: Adult Softball, Community Centre, 4 Playgrounds, Soccer Field, Tennis Courts


Everett Crowley Park
8200 Kerr Street (@ SE Marine Drive)

Everett Crowley is a green sanctuary. From the views of patterned Richmond farmlands to the tranquil New Kinross Creek and Avalon Pond, many people enjoy the variety of informal spaces in this park; there are many trails and quiet places to enjoy choruses of birds and a lush woodland feel.


Killarney Park
6205 Kerr Street (@ Waverley Street)

Killarney combines open space and community facilities to provide a wide range of recreation opportunities. For those with something quieter in mind, try walking the tree-lined paths or relaxing in the pine grove or rainwater garden.

Recreation Facilities: Adult Softball, Community Centre, ? Community Hall, Dogs Off-Leash, Field House, Indoor Swimming Pool, Lighted Field, 2 Playgrounds, Rink, Running Track, Soccer Field, Wading Pool


Kinross Ravine Park
3350 SE Marine Drive (@ Kinross Street)

Kinross Ravine Park is a little pocket of wilderness on a steep piece of land above the East Fraserlands. A switchback path winds down the slope, with a pleasant place to sit on a bench overlooking the Fraser River; a staircase also leads down into the ravine.


Riverfront Park
2750 E Kent Street S (@ Elliott Street)

Walking along the shore of the mighty Fraser River is a peaceful and restorative experience. Riverfront Park’s rose- and poplar-lined pathways are its biggest draw, but the park also offers picnic and play areas, all with breathtaking views.

Recreation Facilities: Basketball Court, Picnic Site, 2 Playgrounds, Soccer Field, Tennis Courts

Rosemont Park
3101 Rosemont Drive (@ Kerr Street)

This broad, sweeping curve of park creates a boulevard-style connection between the parks of the neighbourhood. A path meanders around stands of trees, where blackberries can sometimes be found for a late-summer treat.


Sparwood Park
6998 Arlington Street (@ Whithorn Court)

Sparwood Park is home to both small wooded areas and open lawns. Stroll through the beautiful allée of hazelnut trees, or slip through one of the many curving paths and walkways that extend from Sparwood Park into the surrounding neighbourhoods.

Recreation Facilities: Dogs Off-Leash

Public transit

BC transit buses - Go to www.coastmountainbus.com for maps, schedules and other information. Also use www.mapquest.ca for exact directions to the location.