Locally-made Rocky Point Ice Cream in unique flavours.

The nine totem poles at Brockton Point are BC's most visited tourist attraction.

Scenic rock outcropping located between Third Beach and Lions Gate Bridge.

Enjoy panoramic views of the city, water, and mountains.

Washrooms, a playground, picnic tables, and a large open grass are to play or relax in.

The lagoon is home to the Jubilee Fountain and a sanctuary for many species of birds.

Hollow western red cedar with a circumference that measure about 50 feet.

A life size bronze statue of a woman in a wetsuit sits on a large intertidal boulder.

The Brockton Point Lighthouse in the east end of Stanley Park was built in 1914.

The Brockton Oval is a grass playing field surrounded by a running track.

View a naval type twelve pound muzzle-loader cast in 1816 at Woolwich, England.

Third Beach is a popular sandy beach for picnicking and enjoying the sunset.

Beach and heated outdoor swimming pool with views of English Bay.

Over 3,500 rose bushes, as well as a stylish west coast-inspired arbour.

Sculpted fairways, mature trees and lush greens alongside English Bay.

Bike share allows individuals to rent bicycles for short durations throughout a city. 

Experience live music and shows in the heart of Stanley Park.

Whale watching tours depart from the historic Granville Island.

Single-day guided tours in and around Vancouver with local expert guides.

Ranked as one of the Top 10 Aerial Adventures in the World by Forbes Travel Magazine.