Amenities

Queen's Park Bike Skills Area

Located south of the Centennial Lodge parking lot.

A looped trail with seven bike features as well as signage regarding trail safety and etiquette.

A purpose built bike park that

• balances the needs of the biking community (beginners and experts alike)
• encourages safe and responsible use of the forest
• respects the ecological restoration efforts within Queen’s Park. 

Split-cedar rail fencing helps to protect both plants in the adjoining reforestation area.

Parks and Recreation, in partnership with community associations, provide the following community gardens:

1. Queensborough Community Garden Society 
2. New Westminster Community Garden Society

Questions regarding the community gardens should be directed to the community group overseeing the garden.

• Cold drinks

Outdoor fitness is an accessible and affordable way for people to engage in physical activity, promoting a healthy lifestyle and a sense of community.

When using outdoor fitness circuits remember to: 

1. Go at your own pace
2. Include a warm-up and a cool-down in your workout
3. Be courteous and share the equipment
4. Enjoy your workout!

Locations and Equipment

Moody Park Outdoor Fitness Circut

Located between Century House (Youth Centre) along the path adjoining the soccer field. 

Equipment: Monkey bars, push up bar, stationary hand bike (accessible), incline bench, parallel bars, decline press, Swedish ladder, human flagpole, pull up station 

Old Schoolhouse Park Outdoor Fitness Circuit

These fitness stations are found around the sports field.

Equipment: warm up & stretch station, air walker, lat pull, air swinger, ab crunch, seated leg press

QUEEN'S PARK OUTDOOR FITNESS CIRCUIT

Find these stations near the Millennium Trail and Vagabond Theatre. 

Equipment: parallel bars, spring balance beam, back extension & sit-up bench, hurdles, push-up stand, monkey bars, bounding bars, steps, self-weighted rower, chip-up bars, air-walker

Use of sport courts is on a first-come, first-served basis at no cost, or may be reserved.

View Sport Fields & Track information

Looking for lessons or others to play?

Registered lesson-based programs
Sport drop-ins
Sport leagues

Basketball

Moody Park - 1 full and 1 half court
Old Schoolhouse Park - 1 half court
Queen's Park - 1 court
Victory Heights Park - 1 half court
Westburnco Sports Courts - 1.5 courts
Westminster Pier Park - 1 mini court

Tennis & Pickleball

Connaught Heights Park - 2 courts, 1 practice wall 
Grimston Park: 2 courts (no Pickleball lines)
Hume Park: 3 courts (Under construction beginning week of April 15. Learn More)
Moody Park: 3 courts,1 practice wall (manual light system activation)
Queen's Park: 4 courts, 1practice wall (manual light system activation)
Old Schoolhouse Park: 1 court, 1 practice wall
Ryall Park: 2 courts, 1 practice wall
Simcoe Park: 2 courts, 1 practice wall 
Westburnco Sports Courts: 4 courts, 2 practice walls 

Tennis & Pickleball Court Reminders 

• Parks and recreation lessons have priority use.
• Courts are for Tennis and Pickleball only.
• 30-minutes maximum if others are waiting, including practice, play, and substitutions.
• A minimum of two players must be waiting at a court to claim the next play and should indicate the court they are waiting for.
• Use courts at your own risk.
• No pets.
• No bicycles, rollerblades, skateboards, etc.
• No food, glass or alcoholic beverages.
• Stay clear of the court when in use.
• Report maintenance concerns to 604.526.4691.
   

Volleyball

Ryall Park: 2 field courts

New West Skatepark

Located in Queen's Park, the skatepark is the evolution of input from the local skateboarding community gathered at a series of design workshops. Unique skate elements and a variety of transition styles and coping work together to create flow through the park which was inspired by the former Mercer Skatepark.

Custom design :

• The focus on flow is complimented by a satellite peanut style bowl and is surrounded by “street style” elements. 
• The design integrates zones for different levels of ability from beginner to expert.
• The intent is to accommodate all ages, ability and wheels, making it a great addition to the recreational opportunities within Queens Park.
   

Location

Boro All Wheel Park

This 12,500 square foot park was designed for speed lines and flow. It includes quarter pipes, banks and extensions with enough space for all skill levels. Since 2011, this park has entertained skateboarders and BMXers from far and wide. While there are no lights at the all-wheel park, there are many other amenities including free parking, a bike wash station and washrooms inside the neighbouring Queensborough Community Centre.

Mural: Sounding the Land by Jenny Hawkinson

Queen’s Park East Artificial Turf Field

Two secure storage bays at are available for rent to qualifying community groups. The 8’ x 10’ bays are equipped with lighting, insulation, and ventilation.

Interested applicants must meet the following criteria in order of priority:

1. New Westminster Community Sports Group
2. Other community group (priority in order): Youth or Senior Activity Groups, Non-Profits, School District #40, returning users, new emerging user groups, commercial groups.
3. Users who frequently book the Queen’s Park fields:
   • Queen’s Park East Field
   • Queen’s Park Stadium
   • Queen’s Park South Field

Successful applicants will receive a contract for the storage space with the following fee options:

• one-time $10,000 fee for a 5-year commitment
• monthly $250 fee

After the initial term expires, the top three field user groups at Queen’s Park East Field will have priority over other non-primary users to rent the storage facility as per the Parks and Recreation Allocation Policy and Fees and Charges Bylaw in place at that time.

Email to apply. 

The Habitat includes a wide range of ecological features to experience including huglekultur, swales and berms, mushroom logs, nurse logs and a wetland bog. To support accessibility and year round programming within the new space, the outdoor pavilions have been renovated so they are usable for outdoor public classes and workshops, and a wooden boardwalk has been installed for viewing the bog.

Design features support native flora and fauna, while honouring Indigenous cultures that have been the custodians of the unceded and unsurrendered lands and waters. Read about the project.

This space was formerly known as The Queen’s Park Farm. Operations were paused in 2020 due to COVID-19. Following this closure, public engagement was conducted to determine the future of the spare and the concept of The Habitat was formed. See BeHeard Results