Belcarra Regional Park

Doesn’t get better than this. Please visit this magical land. This feels like BC. Only negative is pay parking. $3 for 1 hour, $5 for 2. Free parking from 7-10am. Okay one other note, only open from 7am - 8pm. Seems silly to have such an incredible sunset view and the close it for sunset.

Bordered by water, Port Moody and the Village of Anmore, Belcarra Regional Park is a highly popular day-use park. It’s quite large – 2,700 acres. Hiking, swimming, boating, fishing and crabbing are popular activities within the park. The park is at the edge of Indian Arm, Burrard Inlet and Bedwell Bay. Sasamat Lake is at the centre of the park. All this water makes for some great opportunities for both fishing and boating. You can also rent canoes and kayaks if you want to explore the park by water. There are two main picnic areas within Belcarra Park. There is the Belcarra picnic area at the west end of the Park and the White Pine Beach picnic area at Sasamat Lake.

Work on my birthday with the park rangers of Metro Vancouver mostly every weekend u see me there with Mt coworkers and we try our best to get everyone through to parking but it definitely gets fill up where we close it for a few too couple hours as there aren't much parking spaces but when they're we do let everyone a chance into the park too enjoy. Besides the park being full I suggest an Uber to get in or leaving ur car down by one of the bus loops as 182 and 150 I think go too the park, as they're strict rules for the parking and letting certain people in as people live here, visitors too those who live here. Busses are allowed and Ubers. They are Handicap parking and aren't usually being used so that's a plus to certain people. But great place to enjoy and parking is needed to pay. Enjoy! Especially with your family, definitely got to arrive early to get parking most days.this is the only parking for white pine and sassnat so only other way is the transit busses or Uber.

Great lake. The water is warm and there is a concession stand with food that I didn't try. Beware goose poo though.

Take bus number 182 to the park where White Pine Beach and Sasamat Lake are located and it's good to take a walk. There's also a shop.

Too beautiful. Too enjoyable. Too accessible. Only good thing is pay parking. Love paying for parking to enjoy nature. Wouldn't want a park to be too accessible to the community.

Love this area! Great hikes beautiful nature and best place to recharge yourself.