Robert Burnaby Park
Be Park Smart!
Before visiting, please be aware of current provincial health orders and enjoy our parks, trails and public spaces, responsibly:
- Bring what you need with you such as hand sanitizer and a face mask. Please note masks are required to be worn in park washrooms.
- Masks are not required outdoors but we encourage wearing one when physical distancing cannot be maintained, including when walking on busy trails.
- All groups must stay together and keep their physical distance from other visitors.
- Stay home if you are feeling sick.
Robert Burnaby Park offers a combination of quiet walks and outdoor activities that make it ideal for family picnics or individual exploration. This network of trails in quiet surroundings of forested creek ravine was built during the Great Depression of the 1930s and is still heavily used by walkers and joggers. Nature lovers enjoy the diversity of creeks that flow beneath the towering conifer canopy.
View the Robert Burnaby Park photo gallery.
What you need to know
Please be respectful and courteous of other park users and use our parks, trails and public spaces responsibly:
- Park in designated areas, not residential areas or areas where parking is not permitted.
- Take up only the space you need in the park. You may arrive early and have lots of space to set up but please be courteous and leave room for others.
- Picnic tables are first-come, first served. Please note that when gathering outdoors you still need to maintain a physical distance of 2 meters apart from one another when standing or sitting, unless you are from the same household. Group picnic areas are currently not available to book.
- Propane barbeques are allowed. Charcoal and open-flame barbeques are also allowed as this park. Use on-site ash pits for the safe disposal of hot ashes.
- Please stay to the right when walking or running on trails and pass others on the left.
- If wearing headphones while on our trails, ensure the volume is at a level that you are able to hear others approaching.
- Disc golf is first-come, first-served. All groups must stay together and keep their physical distance from others.
- No littering. If garbage cans are full, please take your garbage with you.
- Keep your dog leashed unless you are in a designated off-leash area. Please immediately pick up and properly dispose of your dog’s waste.
Features
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Recommended WalksFor a challenge, try this 1.4km difficult walk. |
Disc GolfChallenge yourself and your friends to a game of disc golf. Find out more » |
Getting HereFollow Canada Way to 16th Avenue, then left on 1st Street. Find out more » |
wheelchair accessible parking spots and washrooms
