Deep Cove Park

Nice place, just parking issue so you need wait or look around in avenues for a space. Best for picking, kids, trail, coffee shops and kayaking, also swiming.

Beautiful place to go swimming and relax in summer, the hiking is not difficult and the view at the end is incredible:)

This place is beautiful. Parking is really tough and be ready to walk in. Overall a great day of paddle boarding

I like the deep cove area and that was the second time that went there. You can do picnic, kayak, canoe, hike, and swim and more there. The hike is not that much long and hard and it has a rewarding viewpoint. You should go early morning if you wish to find a nice parking lot.

Parking is difficult in summer. Park if you see a spot a good 500m away. Try car parks for other parks nearby.

Part of the street to the main shopping street was under construction. Rent a kayak or bring your own. Bring water! There's gelato and a great market/sandwich place.

Good place for water sports activities. A bit busy on the weekend and parking isn't the greatest but overall a good place

Really lovely area, beautiful cove tucked away from Vancouver and North Van. The rentals at the cove for kayaking is a bit outrageous (2hrs for 75$? Crazy! Let people do a half hour or hr for less!) So I'd recommend stopping at a shop and getting your own inflatable or a paddleboard if you want to tour the bay via water, but it's also nice just to walk by.

There's some little shops and restaurants along the area, but again, pretty pricey and parking is limited especially with recent construction. Get good at parallel parking, or take the bus.

Locals don't really like you in their area, so don't expect the warmest welcome.

A nice place to do hiking and with good coffee shops, also you can visit the views of the sea or go kayaking. I truly recommend to go once in your life.

Beautiful peaceful area incredible views you're right close to Nature you're having water you having trees you're having mountains there's a park there couple of trails quite a bit of trails also the bus I think it's the public transit goes there look for Seymour Mountain bus and this will take you to Deep Cove if I remember it is the bus 211 you want to verify and unless they change the scheduling otherwise this bus will take you right there it's a nice 30-45 minutes ride depending upon traffic it's an area deserving to be looked at beautiful peaceful area finally oriented little restaurants little businesses around beautiful properties beautiful land beautiful trees

Deep Cove Park is a wonderful place to enjoy nature and the water together. There isn't a great place to swim here but there are plenty of options for water sports - including kayaking, canoeing, and Paddleboarding. It can get busy here during the weekends especially in the summer so parking can be tough to find. There is a small trail that you can walk along to explore the 'beach' in the cove. Great place to come and hangout!

A great place to spend a nice sunny day. Get or rent a kayak or any boat of your choice and explore the ocean waters or go on nearby trails. There is a park for kids to play and some nice eating places with patios. Just be a little patient while finding a parking spot close to the cove.

Simply put, Deep Cove is a beautiful, must-see area in the Metro Vancouver area offering beathtaking views that should not be missed!

Wonderful place, kayaking definetly is one activity you should try here, you can bring your family or make wodneful picnic next to the lake

I love visiting Deep Cove Park. Yesterday was the second time my family and I came here with our dog, as always. Sunshine and a bit wind came smooth out our picnic time. We found a wooden table by the lake, ordered sushi from local restaurant nearby and enjoyed our early dinner time. Only 35minutes from Vancouver. It was hard to find available parking spot, but we finally made it with free parking on street, just in front of the lake, very convenient.

Honestly, there's nothing special about this place unless you want to rent the kayak.
Pretty over-rated with always full parking.

The energy field at Deep Cove makes it a magical place.as if gnomes might come out of the woods for you to see. Recommend taking a kayak out on the calm waters of the Indian Arm. Badden Powel trail is open for hiking. The mountain views and stillness of the pines soothes the spirit.

A real nice place to participate in water sports like kayaking the one draw back is finding parking space near enough to the water. There are spaces with short parking time for loadingunloading thought.

It was a amazing experience. This was my first time doing canoeing and I really liked it I'm definitely going to suggest others as well to go there. ️️️️️

Beautiful Place. There are Kayaks and Paddle boards for rent, also a very nice 3km hike. After exercising grabbing a donut from "honey" is a must.

This is an amazing little park just north of van city. Its always super super busy in the summer and especially on nice days. Parking is usually a bit of a nightmare! If u can get the bus its a lot less hassle or if you are happy to walk a bit further then its not too bad. Lots of nice small mom and pop shops and a really nice high street.

It’s a nice park on the ocean, though at high tide, the beach is fairly small. The beach is fairly rocky, typical for the pacific north west. The quaintness of deep cove is nice and it’s not terribly busy

Deep Cove is a lovely place but the beach is mediocre. Lots of rocks and tidal so sometimes not a lot of swimming area. We still had a nice time and a visit to Honey Doughnuts is a must!