Lions Bay’s trails, parks and open spaces are popular with residents and visitors alike, from picturesque beach parks to in-Village trails and trailheads to regional hikes. Click here to review parking options in Lions Bay.
Lions Bay Beach Park is under renovation through Spring 2026. Read more here.
The Kelvin Grove Beach Park is the southernmost beach in the Village of Lions Bay and is accessed via the Kelvin Grove exit from the Sea to Sky Highway. The entrance to the park is located at the foot of Tidewater Way and parking is available at the parking lot just above the railway tracks.
The Kelvin Grove Beach park is an off-leash dog area with a trail that leads to its natural beaches, a community garden and a picnic area. Park amenities include washrooms, pet waste bags, garbage and recyclable containers.
Kelvin Grove Beach offers glorious sunsets and superb diving for all skill levels. Underwater features include rocky reef structures and a stepped wall with a sandy ledge at 26-28 meters and a further drop-off ideal for deep dives drops down far beyond recreational dive limits. Sea life includes urchins, shells, sea stars, sea cucumbers and a variety of small fishes like grunt sculpins, rockfish and painted greenlings. In deeper water you can see cloud sponges and if you're lucky, some deepwater sixgill sharks.
Brunswick Beach is the northernmost beach in the Village of Lions Bay and is accessed via the Brunswick Beach Road exit from the Sea to Sky Highway. Please note that this neighbourhood is a Resident Parking Only zone - a valid Resident Parking Permit is required. No dogs permitted.
This secluded natural beach provides stunning views of Howe Sound. There are no amenities located at this park or in the neighbourhood.
The Tom and David Wade Memorial Park is located at 39 Isleview Place and is a small space with a picnic table. benches and level lawn.
Marjorie Meadows was created by long time resident and visionary Marjorie Meredith, as a beautiful sanctuary in the centre of Lions Bay. It is located just south of the municipal campus on the north side of Harvey Creek, this gated off-leash dog run is a perfect place for a quick leg stretch for you and your pups. Dog bags and garbage bin are provided.
Located just south of the Lions Bay Avenue underpass, the Native Plant Garden boasts a large selection of plants native to the Lions Bay area, including the native columbine, Aquilegia formosa, the Village’s floral emblem.
In accordance with Animal Control and Licencing Bylaw 461, 2014 dogs are prohibited at all times at Lions Bay Beach and Brunswick Beach parks. Dogs are required to be on-leash at all times except on the following trails:
- Centennial Trail
- Harrison Trail
- Loggers Lane
- Marjorie’s Meadows
- Sunset Trail
- Tidewater / Kelvin Trail
- Totally Unnecessary Trail
- Trudi’s Trail
- Upper Harrison Trail
Please note that the first 50 metres of all trails noted above are designated as on-leash areas. Dogs should be under the immediate care and control of a competent person.