Richmond parks directory

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Find Richmond, British Columbia parks and open spaces, with individual descriptions, recorded facilities, photos where verified and Google Maps.

South view through park
5th Avenue Park. Source photograph, date not supplied. Photo: City of Richmond (photographer not named), Source website.

Key information

Browse 130 park and open-space sections for Richmond. Search a name, street or recorded feature, then open that place’s map. The source scope and any missing information are explained below.

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What this directory covers

Source coverage checked 2026-10-14. These are directory sections, not a count of parks open today.
DetailCoverage
Individual sections130
Source scopeAll 130 unique entries from the unfiltered official Find a Park search across 26 pages, with every individual detail page read. The parks-system overview describes 140 parks; the extra ten are not individually identified by this searchable directory.
Coverage limitsSome city totals or coverage need another check. Read the scope below.

All 130 unique entries from the unfiltered official Find a Park search across 26 pages, with every individual detail page read. The parks-system overview describes 140 parks; the extra ten are not individually identified by this searchable directory.

Recorded facilities can be seasonal, closed or out of service. A blank field means not confirmed. A map point may mark park land rather than a public or accessible entrance.

Sources: Richmond official parks inventory · Richmond park visitor information

Find a park

Search the recorded names, streets, descriptions and facilities. Each result has its own section and map links. Only the places on the current page are downloaded.

Some pins mark park land rather than an entrance. Official park pages have current visiting details.

121 to 130 of 130 places

Tiffany Park

6191 Lynas Lane

Tiffany Park is in Richmond’s Thompson recreation area. Its listed features are Playground, Trails.

tiffany
Tiffany Park. Source photograph, date not supplied. Photo: City of Richmond (photographer not named), Source website.
Recreation area
Thompson
Location detail
Between Granville Ave and Westminster Hwy. Off Railway and #2 Road
Features and amenities
Playground, Trails

Sources: Tiffany Park official park details

Tomsett Neighbourhood School Park

9671 Odlin Road

Tomsett Neighbourhood School Park is in Richmond’s City Centre recreation area. Its listed features are Ball Diamonds, Basketball, Natural Area, Benches, Playground, Community Garden, Picnic Area, Bicycle Racks, On-Site Parking, Lights, Trails.

Thomsett Park - south facing view of playground
Tomsett Neighbourhood School Park. Source photograph, date not supplied. Photo: City of Richmond (photographer not named), Source website.
Recreation area
City Centre
Location detail
South of Cambie Road and west of No. 4 Road
Features and amenities
Ball Diamonds, Basketball, Natural Area, Benches, Playground, Community Garden, Picnic Area, Bicycle Racks, On-Site Parking, Lights, Trails

Sources: Tomsett Neighbourhood School Park official park details

Toyota Park

21860 Westminster Hwy

Toyota Park is in Richmond’s Hamilton recreation area. Its listed features are Basketball, Benches, Picnic Area, On-Site Parking, Trails.

Toyota Mini-Park - View north towards Highway 91A
Toyota Park. Source photograph, date not supplied. Photo: City of Richmond (photographer not named), Source website.
Recreation area
Hamilton
Location detail
East of Fraserwood Place on Westminster Hwy
Features and amenities
Basketball, Benches, Picnic Area, On-Site Parking, Trails

Sources: Toyota Park official park details

Walter Lee Neighbourhood School Park

9491 Ash Street

Walter Lee Neighbourhood School Park is in Richmond’s South Arm recreation area. Its listed features are Basketball, Benches, Playground, Picnic Area, Bicycle Racks, On-Site Parking, Trails.

Walter Lee School Park
Walter Lee Neighbourhood School Park. Source photograph, date not supplied. Photo: City of Richmond (photographer not named), Source website.
Recreation area
South Arm
Location detail
South east of Francis and Garden City Road
Features and amenities
Basketball, Benches, Playground, Picnic Area, Bicycle Racks, On-Site Parking, Trails

Sources: Walter Lee Neighbourhood School Park official park details

West Dyke Trail

Dike from Terra Nova Rural Park to Garry Point Park

West Dyke Trail is in Richmond’s West Richmond recreation area. The city detail page does not supply a confirmed amenity list.

West Dyke Trail in spring
West Dyke Trail. Source photograph, date not supplied. Photo: City of Richmond (photographer not named), Source website.
Recreation area
West Richmond
Location detail
West end of Richmond

Sources: West Dyke Trail official park details

Westwind Neighbourhood School Park

11371 Kingfisher Drive

Westwind Neighbourhood School Park is in Richmond’s Steveston recreation area. Its listed features are Ball Diamonds, Sports Fields, Benches, Playground, On-Site Parking, Lights, Trails.

park entrance
Westwind Neighbourhood School Park. Source photograph, date not supplied. Photo: City of Richmond (photographer not named), Source website.
Recreation area
Steveston
Location detail
Off Steveston Hwy, West of #2 Road, between Railway and #2 Road
Features and amenities
Ball Diamonds, Sports Fields, Benches, Playground, On-Site Parking, Lights, Trails

Sources: Westwind Neighbourhood School Park official park details

Woodward Neighbourhood School Park

10300 Seacote Road

Woodward Neighbourhood School Park is in Richmond’s West Richmond recreation area. Its listed features are Ball Diamonds, Sports Fields, Track And Field, Benches, Playground, Community Garden, Bicycle Racks, On-Site Parking, Trails.

playground
Woodward Neighbourhood School Park. Source photograph, date not supplied. Photo: City of Richmond (photographer not named), Source website.
Recreation area
West Richmond
Location detail
Shellmont Area, Between Williams & No.5 Road
Features and amenities
Ball Diamonds, Sports Fields, Track And Field, Benches, Playground, Community Garden, Bicycle Racks, On-Site Parking, Trails

Sources: Woodward Neighbourhood School Park official park details

Woodwards Landing

11551 Dyke Road

Woodwards Landing is in Richmond’s South Arm recreation area. Its listed features are Natural Area, Caretaker Building, Benches, Picnic Area, On-Site Parking, Trails, Monument or Plaque.

picnic area
Woodwards Landing. Source photograph, date not supplied. Photo: City of Richmond (photographer not named), Source website.
Recreation area
South Arm
Location detail
Between No. 4 and No.5 Road on Dyke Road
Features and amenities
Natural Area, Caretaker Building, Benches, Picnic Area, On-Site Parking, Trails, Monument or Plaque

Sources: Woodwards Landing official park details

Woodwards Slough

9400 Dyke Road

Woodwards Slough is in Richmond’s South Arm recreation area. Its listed features are Natural Area, Dogs Off-Leash Area, Benches, On-Site Parking, Trails.

Woodward's Slough - west facing view toward entrance to park site
Woodwards Slough. Source photograph, date not supplied. Photo: City of Richmond (photographer not named), Source website.
Recreation area
South Arm
Location detail
Between south end of Garden City Road and No. 4 Road along the South Dyke Trail
Features and amenities
Natural Area, Dogs Off-Leash Area, Benches, On-Site Parking, Trails

Sources: Woodwards Slough official park details

Wowk Neighbourhood Park

5380 Woodwards Road

Wowk Neighbourhood Park is in Richmond’s West Richmond recreation area. Its listed features are Ball Diamonds, Sports Fields, Benches, Playground, Picnic Area, On-Site Parking, Trails.

playground
Wowk Neighbourhood Park. Source photograph, date not supplied. Photo: City of Richmond (photographer not named), Source website.
Recreation area
West Richmond
Location detail
North of Williams Road, between Railway and No. 2 Road on Woodward's Road
Features and amenities
Ball Diamonds, Sports Fields, Benches, Playground, Picnic Area, On-Site Parking, Trails

Sources: Wowk Neighbourhood Park official park details

Planning your park visit

How complete is this Richmond park directory?

It covers all 130 entries returned by the unfiltered official search over 26 pages. The city overview says 140 parks. That difference remains a research gap rather than ten invented entries.

Source: Richmond official parks inventory

How does Richmond classify its parks?

The parks system has City, Community and Neighbourhood parks. City parks serve the wider city; neighbourhood parks serve nearby residents and often share school sites.

Source: Richmond park visitor information

Can I bring a charcoal barbecue?

No. Open fires, wood fires and charcoal barbecues or stoves are prohibited in Richmond parks and on beaches.

Source: Richmond park visitor information

Where can I use a propane barbecue?

Only in designated areas at Garry Point, King George Community Park, South Arm Community Park and McDonald Beach Park. A barbecue is not allowed elsewhere in those parks.

Source: Richmond park visitor information

Can my dog run off leash in any park?

No. Dogs must be leashed except in designated off-leash areas. The city provides a separate Dogs in Parks list.

Source: Richmond park visitor information

Can I practise golf in a park?

Golf and other use of golf clubs are prohibited except at West Richmond Pitch & Putt in Hugh Boyd Community Park.

Source: Richmond park visitor information

Can I fly a drone in Richmond parks?

No. The city’s parks-system rules prohibit drones in all Richmond parks.

Source: Richmond park visitor information

Where can club members fly model aircraft?

Fixed-line controlled aircraft are limited to the Model Airplane Park at 12851 Rice Mill Road. Radio-controlled aircraft have a designated area and set times at Manoah Steves School Park. Membership and club rules apply.

Source: Richmond park visitor information

Do summer pop-up shelters stay up all year?

No. The city describes them as seasonal, from mid-May through September. The 2026 locations include Britannia Shipyards, Paulik, Terra Nova, South Arm, Minoru and Steveston parks.

Source: Richmond park visitor information

What is required for power kiting at Garry Point?

Use the designated area, obtain a permit and wear a safety helmet displaying the permit sticker. Park users have the right of way. Questions go to parks@richmond.ca or 604-244-1208.

Source: Richmond park visitor information

Official park information

Sources: Richmond official parks inventory · Richmond park visitor information