As soon as my kids see the slightest dusting of snow, they’re excited to get their boots and gear on, grab their sled and play! Growing up in Steveston and Vancouver, finding the best hills to slide down was a fun memory. Here’s a list of parks we like and some you’ve submitted!
Richmond:
Steveston Community Park: 4011 Moncton St
Terra Nova Play Environment: 2340 River Road
Delta:
Diefenbaker Park: 5579 1st Avenue
Imperial Park: Spyglass Crescent and Silverado Place
Langley:
Campbell Valley Park: 20290 16th Avenue
Fort Langley National Historic Site (outside the Fort walls): 23433 Mavis Avenue
Surrey:
Central City Plaza: 13450 102 Ave
Royal Kwantlen Park: 13035 – 104 Avenue
Vancouver:
West Point Grey Academy (Trimble Park): 4125 West 8th Avenue
Kensington Park: Knight Street and East 37th Avenue
Queen Elizabeth Park: 4600 Cambie Street at West 33rd Avenue
Douglas Park: 801 W 22nd Avenue at Heather Street
Sutcliffe Park: 1318 Cartwright Street at Granville Island Park Walk
China Creek Park: 1255 E 10th Avenue at Clark Drive
Vancouver Aquatic Centre: 1050 Beach Avenue
Rupert Park: 3402 Charles Street
What to bring when you go sledding:
- A sled!
- Waterproof snow gear – snow boots, snow pants, winter jacket, toque and snow gloves
- An extra pair of clothes, including socks & underwear
- An extra pair of gloves
- Snacks!
- Hand warmers
- Your phone for fun photos!
Amanda is a writer, photographer, videographer and a content creator with a passion for sharing stories. With her family of 5, they share experiences, tips and ideas that empower Moms to make memories with their families right here in British Columbia.
