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Stanley Park has
attracted visitors from all over the globe, and nature enthusiasts are still amazed by its trees
and scenic gardens.
It is known as the largest city park located in Canada and
it continues to keep local Vancouverites dazzled and captivated on a daily basis.
The park covers about 1000 acres of
lush green land. Stanley Park is not the product of a landscape architect, but has evolved into its
present, mixed-use configuration.
Excellent swimming beaches, old-growth forest - over
150,000 trees.
An 8.8 kilometres (5.5 mi) seawall path circles the park, which is used by 2.5 million pedestrians,
cyclists, and inline skaters every year.
Take a walk along the seawall and see as much of the park as you can while visiting. Stanley Park
is always a great place for a family outing, or a romantic picnic.
Stanley Park is open to the public all year round. You can choose to enter and leave whenever you
want and most of the attractions operate from early morning to sunset.
Kids and adults alike also enjoy the park’s Vancouver Aquarium, where guests can peruse huge tanks
of fish and laugh at the antics of resident seals, otters, and sea lions.
Vancouver Aquarium - Canada's largest Marine Science Centre, is a
public aquarium located in Stanley Park in Vancouver.
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