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Parks in Whalley & City Centre

Bear Creek in the Autumn

City parks are open for casual use only. Visitors are asked to follow posted signage and keep 2 metres of physical distance from each other to minimize the risk of COVID-19 transmission.

Above: Bear Creek parked located along 88 Avenue.

Explore Parks in Whalley and City Centre - from the forest trails and fishing lake in Green Timbers Urban Forest, to the river views and sandy beach at Brownsville Bar, and the picnic areas at Robson Park, you'll discover something new at each of Whalley's many parks.

This year, check out the award winning Fusion Festival, held in July in Holland Park. Or, catch a baseball game at Whalley Athletic Park, home of Whalley Little League.

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A.H.P. Matthew ParkBring a team out to play a game of baseball or soccer, or bring the kids out to the playground at A.H.P Matthew Park in Whalley.
Al Cleaver ParkEnjoy the natural area trails and do some bird watching in the forests of Al Cleaver Park.
Bear Creek Heights ParkDrop by the tot-lot playground at Bear Creek Heights park in Whalley.
Bear Creek ParkExplore Bear Creek Park's sports fields, running track, nature trails, and large playground.
Betty Huff ParkEnjoy the open spaces and natural areas of Betty Huff Park in Whalley.
Bog ParkTake a walk in the natural area trails of Bog Park, but watch out, the park is named Bog Park for a reason.
Bolivar ParkTake the team down to play on the baseball fields, or wander through the forest of Bolivar Park.
Bridgeview ParkEnjoy the many active amenities of Bridgeview Park in Surrey.
Brookside ParkCheck out the soccer and baseball fields of Brookside Park in Whalley.
Brownsville Bar ParkWalk along the water at Brownsville Bar Park in North Surrey, and revel in the green spaces.
Bryan Place ParkEnjoy a picnic or toss around a frisbee in Bryan Place Park in Whalley.
Cedar Grove ParkExplore the natural areas of Cedar Grove and visit the Cedar Grove Organic Community Garden.
Cedar Hills ParkTake a walk through the forest grove of Cedar Hill Park.
Cottontail Tot LotTake the kids to play at the swings at the Cottontail Tot Lot.
Evergreen ParkRun through the linear open space of Evergreen Park.
Forsyth ParkCheck out Forsyth Park, a community park in the City Centre.
Green Timbers Urban ForestExplore the birthplace of reforestation in BC inside Surrey's Green Timbers Urban Forest.
Hawthorne Rotary ParkDiscover many kinds of trees and take a stroll throughout Whalley's Hawthorne Rotary Park.
Holland ParkExplore Surrey's urban park, the community gathering place featuring walking paths and horticultural areas. 
Invergarry ParkInvergarry Park is home to a vast forest and natural area, as well as one of the region's largest downhill mountain bike parks.
Kennedy ParkCheck out the resurfaced tennis courts, or take your dog for a run in the off-leash area at Kennedy Park in Whalley.
Kiyo ParkRelax in the wide open meadows, or view the wildlife in the natural area along King Creek in Kiyo Park.
Moffat Memorial ParkSlide into Moffat Memorial Park's baseball diamonds, or just stop for some time on the playgrounds or a walk through the walking paths.
Poplar ParkWalk through the trails, check out the amazing grove of poplar trees and glimpse a view of the Fraser River from Poplar Park in Whalley.
Queen Elizabeth MeadowsTake a load off and enjoy the afternoon sun relaxing in Queen Elizabeth Meadows.
Queen Mary ParkWalk the natural trails that loop through Queen Mary Park, and stop by the playground with the kids.
Robertson Drive ParkEnjoy a game of pick-up ball hockey, or toss the frisbee in the open fields of Robertson Drive Park.
Robson ParkEnjoy the looping walking trails, or grab some friends for a pick-up game of soccer in the open fields of Robson Park.
Robson RavineWalk the natural area trail along the ridge top of Robson Ravine Park.
Royal Heights ParkWalk through the forest trails of Royal Heights Park, and enjoy the views of the north shore mountains.
Royal Kwantlen ParkTake a walk through the forest, or explore the various amenities and athletic facilities available at Royal Kwantlen Park.
Surrey Public WharfFloat down to Surrey Public Wharf in North Surrey and catch some fish, or just enjoy the waterfront views.
Tannery ParkTake your dog for a walk along the water or through natural area trails at Tannery Road Park in North Surrey.
Tom Binnie ParkSkateboard at the youth park at Tom Binnie or drop in at Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre.
Tom Hopkins Ravine ParkExplore the mature second growth forest along one of the natural areas trails of Tom Hopkins Ravine Park.
West Village ParkVisit West Village Park, a new mini park in City Centre and home of our district energy centre.
Whalley Athletic ParkPlay baseball, soccer or go for a walk at Whalley Athletic Park.
Whalley Tot LotTake a load off in the green space of Whalley Tot Lot.
William Beagle ParkEnjoy an afternoon picnic in the open green space, or take your kids to the playground in William Beagle Park.

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