Francis/King Regional Park

Great place to take a walk. When you stay on the trail, it is a platform walk way. Easy walking. Good in the rain cuz it is covered by trees. Parking lot is not usually full.

One of the most versatile trails around in terms of people's varying abilities. There is the wheelchair-accessible loop where dogs must be on leash, and then there is a big system of trails as well where dogs can be off-leash. You can do easy flatter loops or you can work in a bit of incline in other spots. Some beautiful forest and big trees.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Francis/King regional Park, and I must say, it was an awe-inspiring experience that exceeded all expectations. From the moment I stepped foot into the park, I was greeted by an overwhelming sense of tranquility and beauty that left me speechless

Nice park, great for short walks, especially when you have a dog and don't mind keeping it on a leash.

It's a user friendly place for the whole family of all ages, closer to most residential areas with full cell coverage.great easy hike

Francis/King Regional Park is where my soul feels at ease With 265 acres of rustic woodland and picturesque meadows, it's a nature lover's paradise! The 6.2 miles of trails lead to a perfect blend of serenity and adventure, this park is truly a hidden gem waiting to be discovered #FrancisKingRegionalPark #NatureLoversUnite #GetOutsideAndExplore"

Great place for a hike, can learn about the environment with the information house they have there, can have a picnic here as well.

We love Francis King.
Crossing the road into the forest of giant trees is bliss. I love that it shield you from rain or can protect you from the sun. Suitable for all ages with walking trails from easy to medium

Centennial / high ridge trail is lovely but beware of the elevation changes. I would rate it as moderate rather than easy. Really lovely place, busy on weekends.

Enjoyable paths, very easy to walk, and you get some pretty nice views of the golf course (Highland Pacific). Definitely not for people who are looking for amazingly breathtaking views or a challenge, but definitely an easy and enjoyable walk.
Parking can be a pain, so get there early.

A place where light walking is possible. It is better because you can choose the course according to the time you want to walk. Also visit the Nature House at the entrance. Kids will love it.

The 800m loop is absolutely perfect for strollers. Looking forward to exploring more of the trails.

A hidden gem. This park has short trails for young families and longer trails too. It's beautiful and I often buy eggs on the way from nearby farms.

The Elsie-King trail is accessible for wheelchairs too. There is a trail for everyone at Francis King park.

I really appreciate the access available for the disabled, wheelchair users and strollers. The length of the accessible path is manageable by almost everyone. Dogs are to be on-leash on this path but if you cross the highway, you'll be treated to a completely different first experience.