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Queen Elizabeth Park

2,044 Reviews

#9 of 310 things to do in Vancouver

Nature & Parks, Gardens

4600 Cambie St, Vancouver, British Columbia V5Y 2M4, Canada

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Situated on Little Mountain - the highest point in Vancouver proper - this former rock quarry has been converted into a beautiful city park with flower gardens, public art, grassy knolls, and panoramic views over the city.

Suggested duration: 1-2 hours

As featured in Guide to Vancouver Outdoors

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4600 Cambie St, Vancouver, British Columbia V5Y 2M4, Canada

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JaySN12

Bangalore District, India

13212

Reviewed 6 days ago

Good park

Well maintained and a beautiful place for a stroll. Best time to visit is the summer or late spring.

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jarmwr40

British Columbia, Canada

871264

Reviewed 1 week ago

a must see for anyone!

haven't lived in vancouver since 1974. often come to the city for appointments or driving through. haven't been here for 30 years? as an avid gardener that's hard to believe. anyway, this visit we made it happen. a coolish fall day that started with lunch...More

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William T

Edmonton, Canada

5822

Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

Nice But Not Many Flowers at This Time of Year

Nice park and well groomed flower beds and lawns but not many flowers at this time of year. Would only recommend in the spring or summer months.

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stubenScotland

scotland

6746

Reviewed 1 week ago

Absolutely Beautiful

We were so glad we visited here, it is well worth a visit. We took the sky train and then a short walk to the Queen Elizabeth Park. The gardens were made in the grounds of an old quarry, the gardens are superb and you...More

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Wanda_Halpert

Vancouver, Canada

4121

Reviewed 1 week ago

Queen Elizabeth Park in Vancouver

This park is a must see for visitors to Vancouver. The view of the city from the top of this old volcano helps to place with city right away for newcomers and the flower gardens are gorgeous. There is a nice restaurant with a view...More

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Donna48315

Shelby Township, Michigan

10926

Reviewed 1 week ago

Wonderful gardens with view of city.

We really enjoyed walking thru this beautiful gardens while vacationing in Vancouver. We took the Sky Train from Vancouver Central Station & arrived at King Edward Station in minutes for less than $5.00 total & then had a short 10-15 minute walk to the gardens....More

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Earlybird1997

Atlanta, Georgia

4818

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

If you can't go to Butchart Gardens

Beautiful gardens. If you have time while in Vancouver, visit these gardens. There also tennis courts and lawn bowling. The Seasons restaurant has a spectacular view of Vancouver.

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Rachel M

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

City Detox

Such a great place to go for a wonder and take in many beautiful sights. The gardens are beautifully maintained, and is a peaceful spot to switch off for a while. It can get a little crowded with tourists, but it is so worth it...More

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sarbi57

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Little Oasis in the Middle of the City

A lovely place to walk any time of the year and enjoy the views of downtown. The Conservatory is also worth visiting and on a cold day makes for a nice place to warm up while looking at the plants and birds.

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Les B

New South Wales, Australia

433171

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Relaxing time

Spent a few hours here on our last day in Vancouver. Visited the Rose Garden which still had some good blooms and also the quarry gardens which are the best part of the gardens. The gardens are free however there is a fee to enter...More

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Shaughnessy

Residential neighbourhood to the ultra-wealthy, the
gorgeous manor houses centred around The Crescent area
are a fabled sight to behold. Shaughnessy is
Vancouver's most verdant plotted neighbourhood, and
its tree-lined streets, walking routes, bike trails,
and charming public parks make for an ideal location
to spend and afternoon communing with nature.
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50Longhorn

How can I get the bus from Travelodge Hotel to Queen Elizabeth park?

21 September 2018|

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You should take two buses if tou are in downtown. My suggestion is to Google it and find out the beat choices for where you are

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kanagram

Is there a restaurant in the park?

7 August 2018|

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Yes, a lovely one with a gorgeous outlook and a meandering path down through the gardens below

KellyJoiG

Hello, someone mentioned about canopy walk on his review.. Which part of Queen E Park is the canopy walk? Wanna try it too :-)

4 August 2018|

AnswerShow all 2 answers

The Canopy Walk is not in Queen Elizabeth Park. It is part of the University of British Columbia's Botanical Garden. While you are at the university, enjoy the Museum of Anthropology!

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