Andy Livingstone Park

Park was really great, the turf field is in pretty good shape even though it feels/looks well used. Parking is a real challenge there.

The spots of many athletes can be an enjoyment to watch and catch a few ray's whether permitting

Really good facilities for kids. Great basketball court, football fields, skatepark and much more! On the downside, there’s quite a bit of littering (often needles) which isn’t optimal for kids.

It's a cute little park! Another one of my sons favorite! Close to tinsel town amd the sts

Not a great skate park. It's big and lots of room to move around but there aren't many structures and it's not very complex. It's better then nothing but I'd check out one of the cities other parks before heading here.

I took my dog to the dog park that they have there, and also met a friend and went for a walk to Stanley Park

It's okay when doing a walk through but to sit here I wouldn't recommend because there are lots of homeless people which use up all the available benches

It is like 2-3 minutes away from Stadium Chinatown SkyTrain station and it is pretty spacious and a lot of place to sit down relax with friends or family!
If you want to spend a good time with people, you can visit this park!

Very nice area to play, have a picnic, a nice long walk, and close to so many eateries, event venues and transit. Was such a nice day to add to the pleasant experience.

This is a great location with good turf fields. The washrooms are active with drug users. This could be a and was possibly designed to be a great family park.

No officer don't touch me mr vpd officer your bad kiss me you big dagger look I like how I put the cat under the dog lol

Solid park with soccer, skate park and kids area. Bathrooms are open but occupied by homeless individuals which was the only negative.

This is a lively park located beside a school and tucked into the urban sprawl. The Andy Livingstone field is at the south end and across the street. This area does have a edgy feel as there are homeless and those with substance abuse issues in the neighbouring areas. Its still a quaint park to chill and have a few beers so don't be swayed away. The pond overshadowed by the cherry blosoms and weeping willows are some of its better features.
Check out the Chinese Suanpan Abacus across the street at 35 Keefer. It's huge!

Great spot to play some soccer. It’s hit or miss if you show up without a league because sometimes it can be booked all day. The field is great but it’s a little rundown compared to trillium, which is nearby.

Andy Livingstone Park is a great place to enjoy sports with friends. The space is big and the fields are very cared. The problem is the poor light at the nights and the bathrooms are not clean. Bring drinks and foods.

Great place to take some fresh air in, the only problem is that there's a lot of drug use going on. Lot's of homeless/junkies

Went to a music festival here. Was amazing.
Thankful to the city and all those who help put this on. Also a shout out to the police for being their, but not being seen. Keeping us safe while we had a great time of revelry

Super chill park to hangout and have a picnic, bring a furry 4 legged BFF and let alongem tucker 'emselves out while making new friends at the dog park. Which i might add has a very nice view of all the running around the soccer field.

Not my favourite park. There is paid parking and the field’s lights are not the brightest at night.

Tennis court and soccer play track right by this park, nice by restaurant and beauty service building and international village mall. Nice air sitting on stone stairs watching boys playing basketball in front of elementary school and its playground for toddlers. Peaceful green tree with blue sky and the breeze. We bought the lunch from sushi place after tennis court. It was a great date. Not like a big one of langley Park trail.very small and peaceful. There r some homeless people lying on the grass I don't know if you mind. They never bother others, thats good.

From squalid shooting gallery to preschool/daycare really is a shining light to guide the rest of the dtes's negative cesspools to become friendly for ALL the peoples here.not just blatant bulldozing gentrification.

It's a very awesome park for where it's located. I forgotten that I was in the downtown area when I was there

Really many homeless walk around stuff.
I can not focus on exercise. But I like open park like here

An other early morning walk at Chinatown and international village. These pictures were taken in the first week of December 2020 when winter was not as cold as last year. Autumn leaves were still vivid and bright in this park.

Nice large park, great walking path, a fenced in off leash dog park, new soccer fields and tons of semi private seating areas

I just whent for walk with my bestfriend upon which I haven't seen in a while it was raining but if seen they have cleaned it up and fixed a few things looks good and a lot more nabour hood friendly due to the elementary school and family's in this location thank u everyone keep up the friendly team work 4 thumbs up

Wonderful park located next to Chinatown. Cherry Blossoms in Spring is so nice here in Spring. Recommended.

Great field, facility and location but too many needles and drug paraphernalia around the park.

Awesome astro turf soccer fields can sometimes just show up an d play as a keeper when a team needs one or for pick up games

This little park located 2 blocks south of Hastings street is one park that will always remain dear to my heart due that all the years I resided in Gastown the days my partern would arrive at Vancouver airport early morning I would make sure to stop at this park to see the sunrise some of the most spectacular sunrises I have ever seen from the grey shadow unfolding hues of pink orange and blues mixed with clouds that seemed to come alive.
Afterward I would take the Canada line to the airport feeling grateful to live in such an awe inspiring city I can only wish to anyone whom's home is this area to give onself a moment of gratitude while watching this unfolding event rising daily.

More seating.on middle parts of the feild have low rise benches that fold up bleacher style seating.

I play sunday soccer with urban rec here. Its super fun. There are usually drop ins as well almost every night in spring and summer. Also cool downtown view.

Andy Livingstone Park Park, located in a beautiful bay, has a unique design style. It is a garden ball type, which makes children feel very excited when they go in. There are a variety of different science and technology pieces of stuff. It is a good place for children and young people to learn modern technology. The surroundings are very good. After visiting the technology museum, you can also walk along the coastline, or ride a bicycle to UBC Beach and English Bay in the city center. It does cool down significantly in the evening is by the water. Lovely stop along the bike path. Fun for kids to it looked like.

Nice place to take your dog out!
The pet place to unleash them are very good, despite I was worried about the sand, but it's very easy to clean after!
The soccer fields are also very good and nice to watch as well
A good place to spend some time with your family and dogs

Exceeded expectation. We have heard many negative things about the park. So we were hesitant to take our children there. Playground is clean and everyone is very friendly. We ended up chatting with more people in that playground than any other ones we frequent.

The turf is old and run down, the lights seem old and don't quite light it well enough I think.

Nice and calm park, there is a schoom overthere so its noisy when children get out. There are homeless people around the area so take care.

It was and still is my favorite park in all of Vancouver. Very peaceful and calming sitting on the hill next to a stream topped with waterfalls, a pond despite being surrounded by high-rises.

Photos don't do this park justice. I had a blast pretending to be a kid again, running up and down the concrete "stairs" that intertwine with the artificial river.

Had soccer game there. Needs park supervisor to control drop in soccer players using side of field. And homeless activity in park. Doesn't feel like safe environment

Dopers and dog walkers. Not a place for families I'm afraid. Canada has gone to pot, (and heroin, meth and whatever else they use needles for) it has been awhile since I wrote this, in the meantime pot has been legalized. But I wasn't referring to pot, but discarded needles, and such. It does have good sport fields, and pretty girls, so, if you want

Great park, we loved the obstacle course. The slide did get pretty hot in summer, so have your little kne wear pants. And there no "sticks" for the xylophone. But otherwise a great park, lots of climbing, and a cool teeter totter

It is downtown in between Science World and Rogers Arena / B. C. Place Stadium over looking false creek and Olympic Village.

Parkour Spot! What a classic park to go train at. There are some fun jumps at the water feature and area, water hazard at certain times of the year and when empty a bunch more possibilities opens up! It is obvious other sports such as skateboarding, biking and blading also use the space. Also, the turf provides a common space for other activities which can be fun!