Mud Bay Park

Great place to go for a walk. Depending if you come at low tide or high tide, you might see a beautiful water view or just dry mud.

Great place to walk in early morning or evening. Needs better washroom facilities and some shade trees, lots of wildlife. A little dusty.

Nice walk along the water during high tide, but low tide can bring the smells.not too many shady areas so be aware if you go on a hot day. A little close to the highway in some areas for my preference. Dogs are allowed but must remain on leash. No real areas to walk on the 'beach' as it is a mud flat so remain on trail for best experience.

The trail has no tree canopy. It connects to Centennial Beach Delta. You share the trail with bikers.

The park has improved somewhat after the pandemic rush (it was constantly packed when everyone was unable to do other things). It's still very very busy on warm sunny days, especially on weekends. Don't expect to find parking on a hot Saturday in July. But it's a nice place to walk, especially once the trail diverts from paralleling the highway (about 2kms from the parking lot). You can take this trail all the way to Tsawassen on bike.

Beautiful views, especially at dusk. Excellent level gravel trail for walking or biking with the family. Trail is very long so you can make it a long day or short.

Quiet trail along the highway. Across the water is Crescent Beach and to the right is already Point Roberts. Active train tracks to the left. Lots of wildlife in the area dispute the highway.

A very fascinating place to go for a walk. Great views across the water and quick tidal changes. Not too busy and a good path. Only negative is proximity to the highway but you learn to block that out

I lost my black tool pouch with a wrench, a allen key set and a screw driver set while I was riding bike around 4PM. Anyone found it, please send email message. Thanks.

A beautiful place to be with nature. The mudflats and meadows provide a habitat for birds and animals.
The 1.3 km path is scenic and used for walking, cycling, horses.

Check the tide timings

A BEAUTIFUL park. Lots of amazing picture opportunities. Bring your sandels to walk along the beach when the tide is out. Great trails for biking. Lots of different plants and animals to observe. FYI the waterfront trail is closed to dogs and bikes certain times of the year for when the birds are migrating so be sure to check the Surrey parks website

It was great place for cycling and spend family time. Just there was no water Lear park that was little disappointing. Rest all good nice place.

Good place to ride bike or walk with family, but a bit noisy because of highway 99 right beside the trail.

One of my favorite gravel rides in the city.you can start out in Mud Bay and go as far west along Boundary Bay as you like. I have personally ventured out on a few 25k round trips but the trail keeps going. Low traffic on weekdays but the trail is wide enough to accommodate lost of traffic.

Nice, local trail with beautiful views. Great for bike rides and dogs as well. Beware: There are garden snakes in and around the trail. They are harmless but some people freak out.

I went for a run here and the path was nice.

Very beautiful place spoilt for people who threw garbage.
Also saw a guy not picking up after his dog pooped.

Great, but needs a washroom for people walking, biking & trying to stay fit in the great outdoors. Removed since covid. However, that doesn't stop us needing some facilities. Please bring back the go hut at least.

With the recent boats being stranded on the bay shore the walk has become more interesting. The boats give it a cool aesthetic

Beautiful, shoreline dyke for jog, walk or biking. This dyke goes all the way to Boundary Bay Park in Tsawassen.

This is our go to e-bike location in Metro Vancouver. 40km round trip to Centennial Beach and back. Lots of eagles, fresh sea air. Not too crowded. Not technical bit you can open up the throttle and get 35km for significant stretches. Have a RAD time

Beautiful place to get away from the city bustle. Especially in the summer. So close, yet you feel you're in another place.

Very good spot for a long walk. If you go early morning you could spot some eagles resting on the trees by the trail.

Tranquillity even though it is situated beside highway 10. Beautiful views, benches to relax and enjoy the view and looped to the parking lot.

It's a nice walk with a wide path, making it great for bike rides, but I'm not a huge fan as it's right next to the highway.

Such a beautiful trail system for bike riding or walking. Designated parking lot access via service road. Follow signs.

Great area to visit. You can ride your bike or go for a short (or very long) walk. The best area for a walk though is this Mud Bay Park (the trail essentially becomes a dyke trail and goes all the way West to Tsawwassen). Parking is good (dirt) and there is a washroom at the trail head. A bit of noise from the highway but does not sour the great views of Mud Bay.

Beautiful park, can't wait to go back in the spring and summer when the plants are blooming. A little tricky to find though.

What a great place. First time here, parking lot was full, lots of people walking, running, taking their pets for walk. I'm sure on a very sunny day it'll be hard to find parking
Great views

It's not a park, it's a parking lot. It's very hard to find and impossible to find without a GPS. As soon as it's dark its closed, we had security show up, gave us 1minute notice to leave or he locks you in overnight. It wasnt anything good or special. Not recommended.

If you love birds you already know about this place, don't you? Or you can bike the gravel route to Centennial Beach in Tsawassan

A beautiful flat walk. Be aware that no dogs are permitted near the shoreline as it disrupts the water fowl in the area.

Flat throughout for nice bike ride by the water. Would be better if it didn't smell like rotten eggs when riding past the farms but can't do anything about that.

Easy hike with level maintained path. Saw minimal shore birds, was not a peaceful walk as the freeway noise in the background was quite annoying.

Good place to bike: isolated path next to the ocean, but it’s unpaved so it can be kinda bumpy. Great views though!

Beautiful park and flat gravel trail that’s great for walkers/runners and cyclists. The flowers along most of the trail are in bloom right now (early August) and it makes for great scenery. Start at the mud bay parking lot and turn around when you get tired. (Photos taken in 2 different seasons)

Nice park with ample parking. There’s a short loop you can do, or walk/bike along the whole trail. There’s no shade so take a hat if it’s sunny. Likely more to see by way of waterfowl during the Spring and Fall migrations as all we saw today were crows.

Nice place to walk, but very busy on the weekends. Try going before dawn to enjoy the sunrise and see the massive amount of bunnies playing!

Quiet, great place to walk, sit and relax, enjoy the view. Lots of waterfowl when the tides in, Hawks cruising by looking for a meal.

Flat gravel trails. Frequented by cyclists, runners. Trails parallel to BC Highway 99, view of Boundary Bay. Smell of the sea and car exhaust fumes. Washrooms near trail entrance. Outdoor gravel parkade.

Very scenic but very windy during March, and if you're away from the ocean it'll be very loud from the highway. Out houses have no hand sanitation so bring your own

Mud Bay park is beautiful and a great walk to bring kids and dogs on. My partner and I go here frequently and the only downside is other people leaving garbage. One day sitting on the little beach we picked up probably a pound of broken glass, and it wasn't nice smooth beach glass, it was sharp and fresh. So, if you're going to go there please pick up after yourself and if you insist on drinking where you are not supposed to at least bring cans so kids and pups aren't risking getting their feet cut.

Most of it is right by the noisy highway. Constant traffic sounds sort of ruin the peacefulness of a nature walk in my opinion.

Love the trail! Be ready for lots of walking! You might see bikes and horses and we saw a coyote catching mice!