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4.4(801 reviews)

Regional Park

Coquitlam, BC, Canada

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About This Campsite

Welcome to Regional Park

Regional Park is a perfect retreat for nature lovers, offering a tranquil environment to engage in outdoor activities like walking, running, and cycling. A favorite among both locals and tourists, this park provides splendid views and scenic trails along the Coquitlam River, making it an ideal spot for family outings and dog walks.

What to Expect

  • Beautiful Scenery: The park features picturesque landscapes perfect for a leisurely stroll or an energizing bike ride.
  • Multi-use Trails: Follow the shared paths suitable for walkers, cyclists, and runners. Trails are generally flat and suitable for all ages.
  • Modern Amenities: Facilities such as washrooms are available near the main parking area. Visitors can enjoy clean bathrooms and even find a water fountain when needed.
  • Parking Information: While parking might be limited on sunny days, there are two parking areas with one close to the main road and another larger one near the community garden.
  • Plan Accordingly: Due to limited shade, it’s advisable to bring a hat and sunscreen for longer visits. Additionally, consider the challenges in reaching the park via public transit when planning your visit.

Things to Keep in Mind

While enjoying the open space, remember that the trails are shared with cyclists, requiring attention to surroundings. Occasional wildlife can be spotted, adding to the allure of this wonderful natural escape.

Overall, Regional Park offers a delightful escape into nature with its beautiful trails and scenery, making it a perfect destination for relaxation and exploration. Whether you're a local or visitor, the park promises a memorable outdoor experience.

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Reviews

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Deependra Tomar

06/20/2024

ƛ̓éxətəm Regional Park is a great place for a relaxing walk or bike ride along the Coquitlam River. It's also perfect for dog lovers and families. Here's a quick rundown of what you can expect: * Pros: Beautiful scenery, great for walking, running, cycling, and dog walking. Washrooms available at the main parking lot. * Cons: Limited parking, especially on sunny days. Can be difficult to access by public transit. Shared paths with cyclists, so be aware of your surroundings. Overall, it is a lovely spot to enjoy the outdoors in Coquitlam. Just be sure to factor in parking and accessibility when planning your visit.

Deidrea Rodriguez

03/31/2024

Great place to come for a peaceful walk, run, bikeride or hike! Great for all ages and has amazing views to look at as you go explore! Lots of parking and clean bathrooms and a water fountain if you get thirsty. I recommend coming here to take a nice peaceful walk at anytime of the day.

Dustin Huxley

06/19/2024

Lqoved the trail, the view, and the people were friendly. The trail is kept clean. I just wish an extra garbage/dog bin was available.

B W

03/02/2024

The Missus and I went for a walk in February at the park formerly known as the Colony Farm Regional Park. The trails were relatively flat and wide. For the able-bodied, the trails were not challenging and utilized by walkers (humans and dogs), joggers, cyclists and bird watchers. A bridge connected the old Colony Farm with the Wilson Farm property. We didn't see any wildlife in the wetlands other than a few ducks in the Coquitlam River. The main parking lot was located at the entrance next to the community gardens. Clean washroom facilities were also available. A nice park for an easy stroll and minimal elevation change.

May Zhagro

10/20/2023

Flat gravel path, beautiful scenery, and a decent parking lot. Walkers, runners, and cyclists all share this trail. The trail runs along the water and there is a bridge that crosses to the other side. There are two parking lots, one closer to the main road (approximately 10 spaces) and one further away that is bigger and closer to the public washroom and community garden. The day we went, we saw a beautiful heron standing by the water. The trail is very exposed so bring hat and sunscreen.