Everett Crowley Park

Beautiful park at the South East end of Vancouver near Boundary and Marine Drive. Parking off of Kerr Street with about 20 parking spots. Loads of street parking on Kerr. Dog friendly park frequently frequented by dog walkers in the day. On and off leash trails. Climb Mount Everett in the center of the park. Highest point aside from the tree tops of the surrounding trees, but not much of a view. Former location of the Vancouver dump.

Dog friendly.quiet area.small hiking.good nature
Good to come for a walk early morning or late evening.

Old city garbage dump. Nothing to see. I wouldn't walk here if I were you. Good for dog walking at your own risk. Otherwise very mundane.

Fantastic park with many, many trails and connectivity to community trails and greenspaces. Quite diverse with flats, hills and great southerly views over Marine Drive. No probs parking but would be on a weekend. Go there, something for all!

Great nature walk, especially for dogs. Trails are clearly marked for both leash and off leash areas. Can be very muddy if your dog likes to go in the mud. The nearest washroom is across the street at the golf course.

My dog LOVES this dog park, and that's what it's all about. We are in desperate need of more of these types of parks in Vancouver!
I wish this park was BIGGER.

This is a great park/trail to take your dog for a walk or even just to walk.

Most of the trails are leash free and most dogs tend to be friendly.
As a good rule, if I see a dog on a leash, I leash my dog as well just in case.
If you have a dog that is a bit skittish or unpredictable I would recommend having them on a leash at least when you see other dogs approaching.
Parking sometimes is not easy as they only have 20 spots or so in the parking lot. However you maybe able to find street parking.
I live going here early mornings as you can hear a number of birds especially in Spring and Summer.

Our dog loved it. We were on the off-leash trails and she made so many friends. If you have a reactive dog who's a bit nervous meeting other dogs, I wouldn't recommend this area and I would definitely work up to it. It could be too overwhelming if they're even the tiniest bit anxious.

Awesome off-leash park with some on-leash areas. Would be perfect if it wasn’t because the on leash areas aren’t respected and 85% of dogs have bad recall, so it can become an issue. My dog has been in a few incidents because of this, I keep him on leash at all times because he can be reactive but there’s nothing I can do when off leash dogs come charging and after asking the owner to recall and they have zero control.

No public washrooms, only trees and bushes. Friendly strangers leave jugs of water at the front. Better to bring your own water for you and your doggo.

I spent part of my early childhood in Champlain Heights and lived in the town houses adjacent to Everett Crowley Park; therefore, I have fond, sentimental feelings of the trails I use to play in back in the good ol' 1980's. So as a dog owner, I like to come here every once in a while and walk my dog. Only down side is there are some real douchy, ignorant, unfriendly dog owners that frequent the park now. For that reason alone, I don't go there as much. Shame.

Relaxing little oasis in the city with off leash areas and a small parking lot. Easy access, well maintained trails and washrooms across Kerr street.