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Queen Elizabeth Park

2,063 Reviews

#8 of 311 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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WeatherlyAir

Edmonton, Canada

689

Reviewed yesterday

A great view

I stopped by this park to enjoy a summer evening and watch the sunset over Vancouver. I definitely recommend this as a vantage point for photographers and casual sightseers alike.

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Mitselakis

Hersonissos, Greece

130129

Reviewed 5 days ago

More Public Leisure Space Than Botanic Garden.

Not far from the VanDusen Gardens you will find the Queen Elizabeth Park. This is more of a general public space with pitch and putt and dog walking areas, worth visiting just to see the antics the dogs get up to on their afternoon walk...More

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Richard F

London, United Kingdom

23256

Reviewed 1 week ago

Nice park

really enjoyed this park and a nice cafe for lunch. Waterfalls were the high point of a very nice day out

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Linda K

Vancouver, Canada

3912

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Great view of the city scape!!

I take every visitor here to see the most amazing view of the city scape, mountains and all. It is absolutely wonderful and amazing and the view is free! Also great to stroll through the paths and check out the beautiful outdoor gardens. And, if...More

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JOlavarrian

Punta Arenas, Chile

8237

Reviewed 3 weeks ago

Good place

Is very good place, for walking and for conection with the nature, is good to for pictures to the flowers, and inside the place, has a aviary, is good place, and is not expencive. I like the place, principal for the pictures.

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Ndeye L

Dublin, Ireland

203

Reviewed 3 weeks ago

Stunning Garden in Fall with all the different colors.

Stunning Garden in Fall with all the different colors. I loved the bird watching in the rainforest area. It is worth the visit.

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U5860CPgeorgeh

Victoria, Canada

737

Reviewed 4 weeks ago

Wow! a sinking garden in the middle of Vancouver

Wow! What a nice sinking garden in the middle of Vancouver. It is a picturesque spot for wedding, international tourist, and locals. It is a great place for the lovers as well.

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Judith K

Vancouver, Canada

351

Reviewed 4 weeks ago

Lovely

Pretty park, in all seasons. The restaurant and Conservatory are also great places to take in too. There are hills, paths, variety of activities throughout the year to take in.

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watravelinggal

Port Orchard, Washington

450181

Reviewed 4 weeks ago

Another amazing public space.

We were stunned yesterday by the beauty of this place. The landscaping design is excellent , the maintenance of the grounds and beds is excellent. Would love to see through out the different seasons.The views are just outstanding.What a treasure this park is. The park...More

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Abbykat

Wollongong, Australia

398241

Reviewed 4 weeks ago

Beautiful

We got there by catching the local bus. Beautiful views of the city and very well maintained gardens. Well worth it.

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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.
Consequently, it is also the botanical centre of the

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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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