Panorama Park

Quaint little park in touristy area of affluent, outdoorsy neighborhood. Don't expect to find parking during peak season (3 hour time limit in lot).

Nice park for picnic and playing with pets, can also reserved for the barbecue. Quite difficult to find a spot for parking if you made it driving during weekends.

Lovely park in north Vancouver. Has lots of picnic tables, grassy areas, shade, beach (separated swimming area, shoreline a bit rocky, swimming platform). Toilets, beach showers and water refill station. Free carpark but it gets busy and can be difficult to find a spot, even on weekdays in summer.

This is great park near to beautiful lake. Great for taking a break from busy work life
The biggest isssue here is a very limited parking, unless you come in early, you are in for a long walk from some of the residential areas - lots of which also also blocked from parking for non-residents

Beautiful place in deep cove.
A few eateries and cafes around.
You can have a picnic with your family and take a dip in a lake and enjoy laying on a grass bed with a panoromic view.

Wonderful place with gorgeous views and clear water. Perfect spot to relax and enjoy your time.

Good spot to go rent kayaks or paddle boards. Afterwards you can enjoy mini donuts and ice cream once they're open and running again.

One of the most beautiful places in the lower mainland.good luck finding parking though! Attention: because of covid, the quarry rock trail is still closed

AMZING hike and amazing swim, especially during the week when there is no crowd
Food area not so far but choose wisely what you will eat as it’s more “tourist price and quality” for most of the food.
Ideally it would be better to plan to spend the whole day between hiking, water activities, swimming, food and relaxing.

Great place to spend the day. Great restaurants and views. Careful when swimming the red jellyfish do end up close to shore sometime.

Quite place and great for kayaking in the Deep cove lake!
Park has good amenities like party tables, clean washrooms. Only problem is with finding parking! Weekends it’s too tuff to find a parking spot, and where the sign says allowed only for 15mins for unloading people park there for 2-3 hours on an average.

Overall park is good for outing/picnic for a day!

Ĺ It has a beautiful view from when your standing by the shore. The marina, forest, mountains really adds to the experience

Whomever designed this park, gets an A+. Simply littered with memorial park benches and shady trees, this place is a gem.

In their wisdom city planners included commodes such as indoor flush toilets with toilet tissue for free. There are are basins with soap dispensers.

It I had a complaint, it would be that the running water was cold. The showers, too. And the air hand dryer could use some oomph.

Also, there were no quartz crystals with which to energize the free water at the bottle re-fill station and the essential oil diffusers must have been on the fritz today, because the joint was odiferous and I do not mean stinking like skunk weed.

If you ever want to take the waterfall walking tour at Deep Cove somewhere over here on the Mainland, it is worth a visit.

If only to avail oneself of the luxury commodes. Love from Johnny On The Spot Wish you were here!

It's so beautiful place. There were some people to kayak, to have a picnic, and to go for a walk. Some cafes are near with patio.

Very nice quiet/quaint place to visit, terrible parking situation however. If you don't mind along walk from your car then you are in for a treat.

I would give 5 stars for the view, but hard to enjoy the park when the locals seem to take over and behave in a rude fashion and unfriendly to visitors. For example, the locals act as thought they own the park, yet most of the locals I’ve seen do not have a full set of teeth.

This place is gorgeous! I enjoy going for something to eat around the area, (lots of good little places to eat), and then going on a mini hike around the park. It's basically a forest, just beautiful!

Beautiful little park nestled in the heart of Deep Cove close to the Baden Powell Trail and Quarry Rock.

Nice view of the mountains and the water. Parking here is virtually an impossibility unless you arrive super early. So be prepared to walk very very far to get to the sights from wherever you finally end up parking. All the side streets are permit only.

Hard to rate an outdoors thing. It's very pretty and we'll maintained. Get outside and experience it.

Fun bay to explore by paddleboard or kayak. Every time I've been the water has been super calm and flat. Parking can be very difficult though.

Deep Cove is a great location for a weekend getaway in North Vancouver. Just a short drive out of congested downtown Vancouver, this airy and extensive recreational area offers several choices that you can check out, try and appreciate depending on your interests. Your choices include a yacht club, a couple of nature parks, picnic areas, a dock, kayak renting businesses, restaurants, cafes and shops.

Choose to come here based on a local recommendation instead of going to Capillano Bridge, and didn't regret it one bit. This is a relaxing town, and Deep Cove is an awesome place to spend time with the kids.

There is a playground, rocks to throw from the beach and a charming pathways to walk. And the town itself has great places to shop and eat (Go get doughnuts from Honeys they are life changing)

With Lynn canyon suspension bridge only 20 mins away (and free) this place is much better bang for your buck.

Come enjoy some relaxing time in the Pacific NW and get away from the crowds.

Great place for summer lunch on the beach, even in the rain covered p-nick tablex. Parking a bit of a problem

Playground is great for older kids, including a very high tube slide accessible by a rope ladder. Limited options for 0-3.

Brand new park in the shade and right by the beach. Washrooms close by and lots of shops just around the corner@