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Queen Elizabeth Park

2,072 Reviews

#9 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

East Vancouver

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bernardod245

Edmonton, Canada

7411

Reviewed 1 week ago

I read good reviews

I read several reviews saying that there's a great view from the city. Unfortunately it was raining (as always) so there wasn't much to see. I wouldn't prioritize this park if you don't have much time here.

Date of experience: October 2018

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propicscanada

Vancouver, Canada

133

Reviewed 3 weeks ago

Beautiful Views of the City & North Shore Mountains and more

The views are amazing from the highest point within the actual City of Vancouver. North facing view points allow you to see the downtown core past False Creek and then on the north of the city, the Burrard Inlet and North Shore Mountains. Within the...More

Date of experience: December 2018

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Fraf1957

Vancouver, Canada

Reviewed 5 weeks ago via mobile

Queen Elizabeth park Vancouver

It is an excellent park in vancouver it have many kinds of flowers and many cafes with a nice view. I like it very mach.

Date of experience: July 2018

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Debbie B

546

Reviewed 13 December 2018

Gorgeous view,

Parking is pay parking, so pay promptly and bring change. Lovely views of Vancouver. Home of Bloedel Conservatory, which is a fun visit.

Date of experience: December 2018

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DBN121

Abbotsford, Canada

11812

Reviewed 12 December 2018

Spectacular views !

Was there over this past weekend , slight drizzle and overcast. Then the fog/clouds began to burn off with the sun. Within minutes a spectacular view of Vancouver and the mountains. Enjoyed a stroll and some food. Only drawback is limited parking, but as this...More

Date of experience: December 2018

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philipbZ7268NR

Vancouver, Canada

372

Reviewed 11 December 2018 via mobile

Worth a visit.

Park has a small but good conservatory, a beautiful garden and walking trails. Good views over the City and North Shore mountains.

Date of experience: August 2018

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WeatherlyAir

Edmonton, Canada

6810

Reviewed 10 December 2018

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.

Date of experience: August 2018

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Mitselakis

Hersonissos, Greece

130131

Reviewed 6 December 2018

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

Date of experience: September 2018

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Richard F

London, United Kingdom

23257

Reviewed 1 December 2018

Nice park

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

Date of experience: July 2018

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Linda K

Vancouver, Canada

4012

Reviewed 26 November 2018

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

Date of experience: October 2018

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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|

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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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