This park features a sandy beach situated along the crystal clear waters of Ruby Lake.

This trail is all about the magnificent views of the Pender Harbour area and the Strait of Georgia. It is a fairly steep trail with a high level of difficulty.

This park is minutes away from the trail entrance to the Skookumchuck Narrows Park.

The park has a small picnic area and stream and spawning habitat.

The connector trail at George Cormack Park that links Mintie Road and O’Brian Road is now open.

This neighbourhood park is located in the heart of the Grandview Heights.

The Homesite Creek trails are great for hiking, and it is unlikely that you will encounter many other people while exploring. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash.

This small park has a sunny, grassy meadow, suitable for picnics, next to the salmon wintering pond. The trail hugs the bank of Anderson Creek which is perhaps one of the most productive salmon creeks on the Sunshine Coast. Best times for viewing the spawning salmon (chum and coho) are from late September to late December. This damp gully has a growth of moss, fern covered rock bluffs, and huge moss-draped Big Leaf Maples.

This small park is located in a quiet cul-de-sac in Langdale. In addition to picnic sites, the park has a playground and small walking trail. Dogs must be on a leash at all times.

This park is located on the border of Elphinstone and the north end of Gibsons. A small walking trail runs through the park which is also home to an all-weather sports field and Frank West community hall.