Landmarks in Stanley Park
Stanley Park is home to several famous landmarks, including Lost Lagoon, Siwash Rock, Prospect Point, Beaver Lake, totem poles, and other art.
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Lost Lagoon
Marked by the notable Jubilee Fountain, Lost Lagoon adds to the beauty and biodiversity of the park. The lagoon provides sanctuary to many species of birds.
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Siwash Rock
Siwash Rock is a 32 million-year-old sea stack (rock outcropping) located just off the seawall between Third Beach and Lions Gate Bridge in Stanley Park.
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Hollow Tree
The Stanley Park Hollow Tree, a 700- to 800-year-old Western Red Cedar tree stump, has a special place in the memories of many Vancouverites.
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Beaver Lake
Find birds, wetland plants, and even beavers by taking a walk along the one kilometre-long pathway surrounding Beaver Lake.
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Prospect Point
Prospect Point offers excellent views of the Lions Gate Bridge, North Shore Mountains and Burrard Inlet.
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Brockton Point Lighthouse
Make your way to the east end of the park to see a Stanley Park showpiece, Brockton Point Lighthouse built in 1914.