Recently completed parks

The Vancouver Park Board completes several park projects each year.

These new and renovated spaces should be celebrated as lasting assets to our communities for years to come.

Aberthau Playground

The Aberthau Playground renewal was completed in March 2023.

The playground renewal at Ash Park was completed in July 2021.

The playground renewal at Beaconsfield Park was completed in spring 2021.

We completed the renewal for Brewers Park in September 2021.

Charleson Park Playground renovations were completed November 2020 to make it more engaging and accessible for children of all abilities.

Learn about how the Park Board is upgrading the playgrounds in Champlain Heights.

The renewed spray park includes a variety of new spray types and interactive features set within a vibrant new paving design.

The Park Board is exploring options to enhance "Gibby’s Field" as a naturally-managed area.

The Vancouver Park Board is upgrading the grass field at Montgomery Park.

The restored salt marsh habitat at New Brighton Park provides habitat for young fish and many types of birds.

The playground renewal at Oppenheimer Park was completed in May 2021.

This new 0.3-hectare park at Marine Way and Sawmill Crescent was opened in December 2023.

The new playground will used by children attending the preschool and after school care programs serving children ages 3 to 12 years.

We have completed redevelopment of the parks, providing easier access to the habitat of Renfrew Ravine and Still Creek.

In June 2024, we renovated the south playground at Riley Park. The renewal includes a new zipline, supernova spinner, play equipment, and more.

Construction is in progress at Sunset Park. The dog off-leash area and the park east of Prince Edward Street are closed.

We are restoring the historical stream in Volunteer and Tatlow parks and the English Bay shoreline.

The Vancouver Park Board has renewed the running track at Templeton Park.

The Vancouver Park Board has completed upgrading the playground in Winona Park.

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