Parks

From Gambier Island to Egmont, the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) manages and maintains a variety of parks, trails, beach accesses, playgrounds, sports fields and bicycle/walking paths so that residents and visitors can keep healthy and active and explore the great outdoors on the Sunshine Coast.

Parks Service Alerts

Dogs are permitted on all SCRD parks and trails, however they must be on a leash, except in off leash parks. Visit dogs in parks for more information.

If you see anything of concern that would require immediate attention, please contact parks services staff at 604-885-6802 or by email at parks@scrd.ca.

Parks Services emergency after hours number, 1-866-291-4645, can be used for emergencies that include: threat of a tree or large limb falling on infrastructure or amenities such as a play structure, and broken water pipe causing flooding in an SCRD rental facility.

If you need to report an animal injury, sighting, or conflict, please call the 24-hour Report All Poachers and Polluters (RAPP) line at 1-877-952-7277 or #7277 by cell.

The SCRD is not responsible for the removal of invasive plant species. To report an invasive plant species, call 250-871-5117 (please leave a message, they will call you back). For information on where to dispose of invasive plant species, visit our green waste webpage.

Anavets Park

This community park is located near New Brighton Dock on Gambier Island. The park offers a sheltered community space.
Baker Beach Park

This waterfront park looks across the Strait of Georgia and features a pebbly beach that gently slopes into the ocean which is great for intertidal exploration.
Big Tree Park

This park includes a scattered grove of old growth Douglas fir trees and is believed to have the largest existing tree on the Sunshine Coast.
Cedar Meadows Park

This neighbourhood park is located in the heart of Elphinstone.
Chaster Park

This waterfront park is located at Bonniebrook Beach and has spectacular views toward Vancouver Island.
Cliff Gilker Park

This woodland park features seven kilometres of forest trails, unique wooden bridges spanning foaming creeks, a multitude of waterfalls, and a 30 metre wheelchair accessible trail with a viewing platform.

 

 
Connor Park and Welcome Woods

Located in Halfmoon Bay, these parks contain extensive hiking and biking trails which wind through Halfmoon Bay. In Connor Park you will find a sports field, baseball diamond, playground and bike skills area.

Learn more about the new community hall coming to Connor Park by clicking here. 

Coopers Green Park

This popular waterfront park that looks across the Strait of Georgia has a large grassy treed area ideal for family picnics. During the summer you can play beach volleyball on the sandy court. The park also includes a barbeque pit, washroom facilities, swimming beach and a public recreational boat launch. It is also a popular location for divers.

There is a designated parking area that is available for vehicles and trailers for those planning to launch boats. Further information on the load limit and permitted uses of the boat ramp can be found here.

Further information on how to book the hall can be found on the community halls webpage.

Photo of girl cross country skiing at Dakota Ridge.
Dakota Ridge

Dakota Ridge is a winter recreational area on a 1,532 acre plateau that features 20 kilometres of world class cross country ski trails (classic and skate), 4 kilometres of groomed snowshoe trails, 3 kilometres of wilderness snowshoe trails, and a sledding area.

The trails wind through old growth forests and open areas in a subalpine setting. Topping out at 1,200 metres, the facility offers amazing views of the Coast Mountains, Vancouver Island, and Salish Sea.
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Contact Us

Parks Services

Phone: 604-885-6802

Email: parks@scrd.ca