Author: Lucyan Ye Publish Time: 2022-10-11 Origin: Site
Children's energy is always unlimited. Before school age, parents always try their best to take their children out to play and find a suitable place to take their children. Even for school-aged children, physical education in school is not enough. So, where are the best places to bring children in Greater Vancouver?
In fact, every big park and beach is suitable for children, such as the small train in Stanley Park, Kitsilano Beach, Aquarium Science Museum, etc. Everyone is familiar with it, so no introduction is needed.
The following are relatively small "non-famous parks", but they are very suitable for children to play and are relatively safe during the epidemic. In addition, there are some indoor parks worth recommending. After all, when the rainy season comes, you can only go indoors many times.
Let's take a look, first recommend a few indoor ones:
365 Fundays Theme Park
120-3810 Jacombs Rd, Richmond
365 Fundays Theme Park, located next to the Knight Bridge in Richmond and next to IKEA, is the most recommended place for baby walks for "novice dads". From half a year old to school age, it is suitable for all. The space is large enough, the area is enough, and the epidemic prevention in Richmond is relatively good.
If it is a child under 1 year old, if two parents take them together, the total cost is only 10 yuan, and the price is very reasonable. Moreover, whether starting from Vancouver, Burnaby or Richmond, it is relatively close to 365 Fundays Theme Park, and the location is good.
Crash Crawly's
1-1300 Woolridge St, Coquitlam
If you live closer to West Coquitlam, then Crash Crawly's is a recommended indoor park. The overall style and scale are similar to the 365 Fundays Theme Park in Richmond, but the facilities are slightly older and less sanitary.
Next door to Crash Crawly's is Toys''R''Us, a toy store that children like, so you can also take a look at the toys after the play, which is also a good place for a "half-day tour" with your baby.
The Adventure Zone
1496 Cartwright St, Vancouver
Compared with the first two children's parks, The Adventure Zone on Granville Island is more famous and has a higher overall rating, but the disadvantage is that there will be more tourists.
It is more suitable for slightly older children, such as 5 years old and above, in addition to the basic play facilities, there are video games and so on. Many children will choose to celebrate their birthdays in The Adventure Zone, and Granville Island, where it is located, is full of literature and art, suitable for all ages.
Gymboree Play& Music
1548 W Broadway, Vancouver
Gymboree Early Childhood Education, a global chain brand, also has more than one branch in Vancouver, the larger one with a better location is located on Broadway. You can choose to take classes. An early education class is about 40 yuan, and even a few months old baby can.
If you just want to play and don't want to go to class, you can consider Gymbaby's Gym, a children's entertainment area similar to the reduced version of 365 Fundays. Because it is a big brand, it will be more appropriate in terms of epidemic prevention and hygiene.
If you are looking for a children's entertainment area in a large shopping mall, such as mothers playing with their children and fathers shopping for food, then Fun4kids Play Centre at Aberdeen Centre in Richmond is perfect.
Except for being too busy during peak hours, the rest are good, mainly because the location is convenient and the arrangement is relatively new. Only occasionally complained that the cleaning work is not very careful, and the area is slightly smaller.
The next recommendation is the outdoor baby walk park. As mentioned above, large parks generally have facilities for baby walks, so there is no need to recommend them. There are some small parks in residential areas, but there are additional surprises:
The park in Point Grey, Vancouver's West End, is not very famous, but the sports fields and children's entertainment facilities are very large and many. There are 6 swings alone, as well as other equipment such as slides.
Moreover, West Point Grey Park has unlimited scenery, overlooking Downtown Vancouver and the North Shore Mountains, even if it is just a view. Want to go to a famous park? Opposite is Jericho Beach Park, which can be reached on foot.
The "Baby Park" on the southwest side of Vancouver has a large children's pool and some children's entertainment facilities. In spring, the surrounding cherry blossom streets add to the beauty of the park.
Terra Nova Rural Park is definitely a big attraction for Richmond residents, especially Richmond parents with children. But people who don't live in Richmond may not have been to this "treasure hideaway area".
Children's entertainment facilities you can think of and can't think of can be found in Terra Nova Rural Park, and the design is ingenious, surrounded by trails, and it is also suitable for cycling and hiking.
Garden City Park is another "non-large park" in Richmond that is great for kids. The park has lakes, wetlands, various play equipment for children, and areas for walking dogs. Its central location makes it easy for residents to visit wherever they live in Richmond.
Most of the parks in West Vancouver are original ecological landscapes, so there are not many parks for children. John Lawson Park is one of the most recommended by the editor. Almost half of the park is full of children's play equipment, and the style is very retro and different. The grass next to it is also suitable for birthday parties.
The community park in Killarney Community in East Vancouver is actually quite big, with indoor swimming pools, tennis courts, and standard running tracks... Therefore, it is more suitable for school-aged children, and there may not be many things for infants to play.
Before it was burned by the fire, Westminster Pier Park was not a particularly suitable park for children, but the new Westminster Pier Park after its return has added a lot of children's entertainment facilities, and it is very new and the surrounding scenery is very good. It is definitely worth taking baby go.
The last to be introduced is this baby park is located on Government Rd in the luxury residential area of Burnaby. Although it is not big, the water spray area of Charles Rummel Park is very popular with children. Every summer, many parents bring their children to cool off in the summer. There is also an early childhood education center next to it.