Spray parks and wading pools
The Vancouver Park Board's spray parks and wading pools are the perfect way for people of all ages to cool off in the summer.
It's fun, free, and there's no swimming necessary!
Spray parks
Our spray parks delight with unexpected water spouts, cannon streams, flower showers, and more.
We're proud that all spray parks now have push buttons to turn on the water for five minutes at a time. It's one way we're following the water restrictions.
Most spray parks have limited or no supervision and are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Our spray parks have user-activated switches allowing them to operate during stages 1 to 3 of the regional water use restrictions. Spray parks will close if we enter stage 4
| Water park |
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| Connaught Park 2390 West 10th Avenue |
| CRAB Park at Portside 101 East Waterfront Road |
| Chaldecott Park 4175 Wallace Street |
| Garden Park 1851 Garden Drive |
| Grandview Park 1657 Charles Street |
| Harbour Green Park 1199 West Cordova |
| Hastings Park 2901 East Hastings Street |
| Hinge Park 215 W 1st Avenue |
| Lumberman's Arch in Stanley Park 3301 Stanley Park Drive |
| MacLean Park 710 Keefer Street |
| Norquay Park 5050 Wales Street |
| Oak Park 900 W 59th Avenue |
| Pandora Park 2325 Franklin Street |
| Prince Edward Park 3773 Prince Edward Street |
Wading pools
The Vancouver Park Board operates several wading pools, shallow concrete tanks of water, mainly in neighbourhood parks.
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Beaches
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Swimming pools
We have nine indoor and five outdoor seasonal pools. View their locations, features, and amenities.
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