Stanley Park parking

The map below shows the locations of the pay parking stations in Stanley Park. Select a blue pin to get directions to that area of the park.

Pay parking is in effect year-round in Stanley Park. Passes are sold by the hour, day, season, or year.

Traffic pattern changes effective July 30

  • One lane of Stanley Park Drive is open to vehicle traffic and one lane is dedicated to cycling traffic
  • Northbound traffic only on Park Drive between South Lagoon Drive and North Lagoon Drive. Park traffic to exit via North Lagoon Drive to Georgia St 
  • Southbound traffic only on Park Drive between South Lagoon Drive and Park Lane. Northbound access from the West End to Second Beach via South Lagoon Drive
  • Access to the causeway will remain open 

All parking lots in Stanley Park are open including access to Prospect Point, Teahouse, Third Beach, and Second Beach Pool.

Parking passes and fees

Pay parking is in effect throughout Stanley Park, this includes all roadways within the park.

Hourly and daily passes

Daily passes are good for any lot or space in Stanley Park. The blue pins on the map show where you can buy hourly and daily passes. The orange pins show where you can buy hourly passes only.

April 1 to September 30

  • $3.70 per hour
  • $14 per day (a daily pass might not be available in and around commercial operations)

October 1 to March 31

  • $2.70 per hour
  • $7.50 per day

Season and annual passes

Visiting often? Get a season or annual pass.

  • Season pass: $245 including tax, valid April 1 to September 30
  • Off-season pass: $130 including tax, valid October 1 to March 31
  • Annual pass: $345 including tax, valid for one year from when you paid

Buy a season or annual pass from EasyPark

Map of pay parking locations in Stanley Park

Blue pin Hourly and daily parking Orange pin Hourly parking only View larger map

Digital map

Stanley Park is located in downtown Vancouver. Check out this digital map to plan your visit or route.

Parking lot operator

EasyPark manages parking lots in Vancouver's parks, beaches and theatres.

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Other ways to get to the park

Stanley Park is easy to access and get around without a car.

Come by foot, bike, or public transit