Port Moody has a wealth of beautiful park space for everyone to enjoy.

Port Moody Parks and Bicycle Paths

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Port Moody has a wealth of beautiful park space for everyone to enjoy. From mountainside natural forested parks to popular waterfront recreation areas, Port Moody has it all.

Most parks have ample parking nearby. Dog owners are reminded that, with the exception of our 4 off-leash and dog run areas, dogs must be leashed and in control of their owners. Dog waste must be picked up and disposed of properly.

So take an afternoon or an hour and enjoy some of Port Moody's most beautiful parks!

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Park	Location	Amenities
Shoreline Park System & Trail	Port Moody Inlet
Rocky Point Park	2800 block Murray Street
PoMo Rotary SK8 Park	2800 block Murray Street
PoMo Rotary Bike Trials Park	2800 block Murray Street
Inlet Park	3200 block Murray Street
Town Centre	300 Ioco Road
Old Orchard Park	600 block Bentley Road
Tidal Park	Port Moody Inlet
North Shore Park System
Bert Flinn Park	Heritage Mtn Blvd. At David Avenue
Foxwood Park	65 Foxwood Drive
Flavelle Park	Flavelle Drive
Pleasantside	195 Barber Street
Pleasanthill		Undeveloped
Mossom Creek		Undeveloped
Turner Creek		Undeveloped
Hutchinson Creek		Undeveloped
Sentinel Hill		Undeveloped
Ailsa Park	500 block Glencoe Drive
Art Wilkinson Park	400 block Glencoe Drive
Aspenwood Park	Panorama Drive
Brookside	3300 block Fraser Street	undeveloped
Chip Kerr Park	2900 block Hope Street
Chines Park	South side
Easthill Park	corner of Prince & Union
Heritage Mountain Park	125 Ravine Drive
Kyle Park	125 Kyle Street
Moody Middle Playing Field	James Road
Mountain Meadows Park	999 Noons Creek Drive
Noons Creek Park	between David Avenue and Heritage Mtn. Blvd.
North Shore Community Park	1300 block David Avenue
Pioneer Memorial Park	Ioco Road at Heritage Mtn. Blvd.
Seaforth Park	300 block Albert Street
Seaview Park	1000 block Cecile Street
Twin Creeks	200 block Parkside Drive
Westhill Park	200 block Westhill

Other Area Parks

These parks are not managed by Port Moody. Please consult the linked websites for details and further information.

Park	Location	Amenities
Belcarra Regional Park (Metro Vancouver)	Sasamat Lake White Pine Beach
Metro Vancouver Park	Belcarra Park and Pier
Buntzen Lake Recreational Area	Buntzen Lake, Anmore

Off-Leash Dog Areas

The following two unfenced, natural areas have been designated in the City as 'off leash' areas where dogs are allowed off leash:

South end of Hugh Street (behind the 7-11)
East/West connector right of way – Wide trail leading west from Heritage Mtn Blvd & David Avenue.
North end of Westhill Park

A fenced dog run is also located at Rocky Point Park, adjacent to Slaughterhouse Creek (can be accessed from Murray Street).

All dogs using these areas are to be under the verbal control of their handlers.

All dog handlers are responsible for clean-up of any dog waste created by their dog. Those who do not are subject to the appropriate penalties as detailed in Bylaw No. 1098 and Bylaw No. 1050.

Bicycle Paths

The City of Port Moody has a number of on- and off-road bicycle routes. You can view the Metro Vancouver bicycle route maps here. Port Moody's Master Transportation Plan, which includes recommendations for bicycle lanes, routes and paths in the city is also available.

Please note: There are rules and regulations governing the use of Parks and community facilities. For detailed information, please read the updated "City of Port Moody Parks and Community Facilities Rules and Regulations Bylaw No. 2721"

Permission for Use

Parks/Picnic Shelters

Groups of 50 or more are required to request written permission to hold events or gatherings in Port Moody parks or picnic shelters. Please send a written letter by mail or fax to the City of Port Moody Parks Division with the following information:

Date and time requested (consent is only given for a four hour period)
Area/space you wish to use
Name of group
Type of event (i.e. company picnic, family reunion, sports event, etc.)
Number expected at the event
Contact name
Contact phone number

The parks manager will review requests and issue written permission if the request is approved. Permission does not guarantee exclusive use of a specific space, area, or picnic shelter. If the area you wish to use is being used by other park users, it is requested you find a suitable alternate spot.

Due to space and resources, only one user group per day will be given consent to use a park area or picnic shelters. Holding a space for use later in the day is not permitted.

Please adhere to the posted parking regulations and restrictions. If you are attending with a large group, please plan to car pool as parking is limited.

For further information, please call 604-469-4676

Weddings

Port Moody's community centres and parks are popular ceremony locations. Specific outdoor spaces are available on a first come, first-served basis. However, weddings of 50 or more are required to apply for written permission to use a park or outdoor space.

Please send a written letter by mail or fax to the City of Port Moody Parks Division with the following information:

Date and time requested (consent is given for 15 to 20 minutes maximum)
Area/space you wish to use
Name of group
Total number of wedding party/guests expected to attend
Contact name
Contact phone number

The parks manager will review requests and issue written permission if the request is approved. Permission does not guarantee exclusive use of a specific space. If the area you wish to use is being used by other park users, it is requested you find a suitable alternate spot.

Due to space and resources, only one user group per day will be given consent to use a park area. Holding a space for use later in the day is not permitted.

Please adhere to the posted parking regulations and restrictions. If you are attending with a large group, please plan to car pool as parking is limited.

For further information, please call 604-469-4676

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