![A blue heron fishing at Hinge Park with lush shoreline vegetation, BC Place and Downtown Vancouver in the background A blue heron fishing at Hinge Park with lush shoreline vegetation, BC Place and Downtown Vancouver in the background](/images/cov/feature/hinge-park-heron-landing.jpg)
![A blue heron fishing at Hinge Park with lush shoreline vegetation, BC Place and Downtown Vancouver in the background A blue heron fishing at Hinge Park with lush shoreline vegetation, BC Place and Downtown Vancouver in the background](/images/cov/feature/hinge-park-heron-landing.jpg)
Northeast False Creek will have a major waterfront park and new open spaces designed for daily life, which will transform at times to welcome major gatherings and special events.
The new park will:
- Be authentically Vancouver and reflect our city’s rich heritage
- Include saltmarsh and habitat for urban wildlife
- Provide enhanced access to the water
- Connect new and existing communities to the downtown and False Creek
- Complete the series of public spaces along the waterfront
- Revitalize Andy Livingstone and Creekside parks
- Reconnect the seawall as a continuous loop
Two processes underway: policy and design
To create this vision, we're:
- Drafting the policies that will guide the design of future parks and open spaces in Northeast False Creek
- Refining the concept park design that will bring the Northeast False Creek Plan policies to life, and responding to input from the public and stakeholders