Maquabeak Park

Great little park to get away from everything. And if you have a boat you could go on the water. You can fish here too

Washrooms, public boat launch, couple picnic tables, but no food. Some sandy beach areas when tide is out. Pay parking for Boat trailer and vehicles, car parking free, but quite busy when open fishing. Construction on going in area.

A great little park where you can sit in your car and look out at the river. During lower water levels (low tide?) you can walk along the beach. I once found a brown rock there that looked exactly like a brown smartie, similar size, shape, and colour.

Great photo ops, love taking pictures of the graffiti. Some very talented people out there. It's a nice walk complete with maintained washrooms.

Beautiful view of the Port Mann Bridge. Public washrooms. Boat launch. Beach access. Dog friendly.

Just a small pocket park tucked in behind a light industrial park. Limited access to Fraser River. A couple nice views on to the Port Mann Bridge.

Was cool, not too good for using a metal detector though but it is very nice to meet people and to sit in peace by the water

As always great food. This is a new restaurant for Denny's and my compliments to whoever hired their servers.great job because the servers there are top notch

Maquabeak Park is a great spot to get a good view of Surrey’s Port Mann Bridge where different kinds of vehicles are coming and going, and a good view of Fraser River with logs floating on the river surface, running boats, people kayaking, islands, trees on the bank, and a long curved river bank line. I greatly enjoyed the scenery and took a lot of pictures while walking on the gravel and sandy bank.

More parking than people usually. There is industry on both sides of the river. I find the distant clangs and bangs, shift change horns, and tugboats and other boat motors is actually relaxing. Like suntanning with your eyes closed hearing a plane fly across the sky The bridge is massive to marvel at. A great place to sort out thoughts.

It’s a nice spot to get some air and see the river/Port Mann bridge. Other than that, not much here.

This is a cool little park. It has a boat launch and parking for boats and trucks, as well as a few picnic benches. This place is very out of the way and probably not many people know about it. Definitely a great place to access the river or sit and have lunch in a spot thats not too busy. Its quiet here and in an industrial area. It has a few nice views from the underside of the bridge and you can get a few neat snapshots of the bridge but the park itself isnt anything special and is small. If I worked in this area I'd be here everyday kayaking after work though.

Fairly small park, tucked away from United Boulevard, right next to Fraser River and Port Mann Bridge. If you carry on under the bridge path leads to Colony Farm Regional Park.

Wow, this place is so cool. I really wish I lived closer to here. A great locals park and more!

No playground, just a small path near a boat launch, and a small bike trail to the east. When the river is low, you can walk on the sandbanks along the shore.

Just a boat launch on the Fraser River, picnic table and 2 benches below the magnificent new Port Mann bridge. Has its own simple charm. Bicycle rest on my way to Queensborough.

Beaaautiful park. Love taking my family out during the day on our boat. BUT watch out after dark. Weird shady people show up. I can't figure out exactly what goes on after dark. Either drug dealing or "random nightly encounters". Watch out! If it wasn't for this, I'd give it 5 stars. I have a strong feeling it is random nightly encounters.between men. Yah.

A small and less busy park, close to the Port Mann bridge. The views views of the bridge and the Fraser river are beautiful from this spot especially during the sunsets. A good spot to fish as well.

Over the past couple of years they've dug giant holes and parking lot refilled it and then Doug it all back up again it's as though they can't get it right the first time I'm sure it's a waste of taxpayers money doing things twice but outside of that seems okay to me.

It's a small park, with a boat launch, and walking trail that overlooks the Fraser River. You can walk underneath the Port Mann Bridge including climbing up on the base of the pillars holding up the bridge; it's quite awe-inspiring to see the underside of the bridge. There are bathrooms as well. I think the park could use some additional amenities such as a playground for kids; increased picnic benches; and walking paths with increased lookouts towards the Fraser River. All in all, it's a quaint park; relatively peaceful and quiet that could use some tender-loving care from the City of Coquitlam.

Park but no park.good for biking or baoting, no many green areas or playgrounds, good to walk dogs. Pay parking!

I like this place since it's perfectly situated on a route that I take home and if rush hour is more like grid-lock then driving 3 minutes out of my way to this river access park is the perfect use of my down time. If the tide is out and it's not raining, then a walk along the river's edge (down stream) is a perfect way to kill time till traffic starts to flow again. Heck, you know you probably will still get home at about the same time anyhow, at least it sure seems to work out that way most times. Anyhow. There are flush toilets at the end of the parking lot where you park for free and there is a boat launch with a little pier. There are also nice pockets of sandy beach along the rivers edge if having a nap in nature suites you, but again the tide should be out a bit for that. I've never really explored upstream from there so don't know what you'd find there. There are picnic benches between green spaces as well. The main gate never seems to close so it's probably a 24hr access park where you can sometimes see seals and little birds and fishermen doing their thing.

Nice park, if your planning on coming here to launch your boat it's one of the more tricky ramps to use depending on tides and river current/height.