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<div class="ExternalClass0EC748A0239043D2BCE8EA9F648FF59D"><p>Water, woodlands, and wildlife will awaken your senses and renew your connection with nature. Explore the park's level walking trails. </p></div>

 

 

Burnaby LakeBurnaby LakeBurnaby Lake Regional ParkHIGH<div class="ExternalClass12344FDE1D0C45E1AF54FBF7DE25AF90"><ul><li>Charcoal and propane barbecues, and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times. Dispose of charcoal in the designated receptacles.</li><li>​Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.​<br></p></div><div class="ExternalClass473C43D450DD4DA7AE0ED66B17252227"><ul><li>Charcoal and propane barbecues, and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times. Dispose of charcoal in the designated receptacles.</li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.</p></div><div class="ExternalClass33CF055EFD2A41318740E066AC5C7496"><ul><li>Charcoal barbecues/cooking stoves are prohibited.</li><li>Propane barbecues and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times.</li> <li>​Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.​<br></p></div><div class="ExternalClass66C1D9000E4041EDBED9C62F34B89656"><ul><li>​Charcoal barbecues/cooking stoves are prohibited.</li><li>Propane barbecues and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times.</li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.<br></p></div><div class="ExternalClass2885039860D34D9EA5FC00CDEA0F4FB2"><p>Continued dry weather has resulted in conditions that are tinder dry and extremely sensitive to sparks and fire.</p><ul><li>Charcoal barbecues/cooking stoves are prohibited.</li><li>Propane barbecues and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times.</li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.</p></div><div class="ExternalClassA2429004171D4A62875C7D7A0EB53954"><p>Continued dry weather has resulted in conditions that are tinder dry and extremely sensitive to sparks and fire.</p><ul><li>All barbecues/cooking stoves are prohibited.</li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.</p></div><div class="ExternalClassE664362079B4418499A02BD3EAE46A75"><ul><li>Charcoal and propane barbecues and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times. Dispose of charcoal in the designated receptacles.</li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.​<br></p></div><div class="ExternalClassFA083AAB8BAF48A4A5EA781AF899582F"><p>​<br><br></p></div>06/12/2026 7:00:00 AM<div class="ExternalClass32DB30FEBFF44573B45E433C83633EC1"><p>​​The fire danger rating is currently low, but can change quickly.</p><ul><li>Charcoal and propane barbecues, and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times. Dispose of charcoal in the designated receptacles.</li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.</li></ul></div><div class="ExternalClassF81B63A7B40B468583429E1A12F37006"><p>The fire danger rating is currently low, but can change quickly.</p><ul><li>Charcoal and propane barbecues, and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times. Dispose of charcoal in the designated receptacles.​<br></li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.​​</li></ul><br></div><div class="ExternalClass7F79B89EFE07498F99C4CEA62A760FA1"><ul> <li>​Charcoal and propane barbecues, and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times. Dispose of charcoal in the designated receptacles.</li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.​​</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.​​​​<br></p></div><div class="ExternalClass7F79B89EFE07498F99C4CEA62A760FA1"><ul><li>​Charcoal barbecues/cooking stoves are prohibited.​<br></li><li>Propane barbecues and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times.</li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.​​</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.​​​​​​​​​​​​​<br></p></div>

 

 

Feeding wildlife is no longer permitted at Piper SpitFeeding wildlife is no longer permitted at Piper Spit<div class="ExternalClass972FEDADCA364034AB94FBB7460EF799"><p>​Significant changes in wildlife behaviour indicate that the negative impacts of feeding wildlife are outweighing the positive ones. To protect wildlife health and habitats, wildlife feeding is no longer permitted at Piper Spit. Visitors are reminded that feeding birds, or other wildlife, is not permitted anywhere else in the park.<br></p><p>More information on the <a href="/services/regional-parks/Documents/no-feeding-wildlife.pdf" title="feeding wildlife" target="_blank">impacts of feeding wildlife</a><br></p></div>Burnaby Lake Regional Park

 

 

Burnaby Lake Regional ParkBurnaby Lake Regional ParkBurnaby Lake Regional Park<div class="ExternalClass0EC748A0239043D2BCE8EA9F648FF59D"><p>Water, woodlands, and wildlife will awaken your senses and renew your connection with nature. Explore the park's level walking trails. </p></div>234591750https://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/PublishingImages/BurnabyLake_photo1.gif, https://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/PublishingImages/BurnabyLake_photo1.gif https://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/PublishingImages/BurnabyLake_photo1.gif

 

 

Burnaby Lake Regional ParkGP0|#2e3f5e5d-f72a-4278-b23e-25e6ce7b4d51;L0|#02e3f5e5d-f72a-4278-b23e-25e6ce7b4d51|Transit;GTSet|#850077c1-afb0-49c9-a133-2c3df22499e4;GP0|#732f01c7-3203-4080-a710-fd3875d80b73;L0|#0732f01c7-3203-4080-a710-fd3875d80b73|Picnic Area;GTSet|#850077c1-afb0-49c9-a133-2c3df22499e4;GP0|#fa3273cc-c453-47fa-a061-f6d8afc45766;L0|#0fa3273cc-c453-47fa-a061-f6d8afc45766|Dog Leash Required Trails;GTSet|#850077c1-afb0-49c9-a133-2c3df22499e4;GP0|#c8c91bf5-43d3-404d-b662-1b9096272150;L0|#0c8c91bf5-43d3-404d-b662-1b9096272150|Dock, Pier or Spit;GTSet|#850077c1-afb0-49c9-a133-2c3df22499e4;GP0|#c417ab40-3cf3-4357-989d-355a42b2305d;L0|#0c417ab40-3cf3-4357-989d-355a42b2305d|Canoeing or Kayaking;GTSet|#850077c1-afb0-49c9-a133-2c3df22499e4;GP0|#926cab4d-4a7e-460b-bf20-5f8f39fc7f74;L0|#0926cab4d-4a7e-460b-bf20-5f8f39fc7f74|Canoe/Kayak Launch;GTSet|#850077c1-afb0-49c9-a133-2c3df22499e4;GP0|#dee15a63-f74f-4991-9d95-b4b5f6a64db6;L0|#0dee15a63-f74f-4991-9d95-b4b5f6a64db6|Accessible;GTSet|#850077c1-afb0-49c9-a133-2c3df22499e4;GP0|#aff58497-abe6-4ae6-92bb-4757a8488aff;L0|#0aff58497-abe6-4ae6-92bb-4757a8488aff|Viewing Tower;GTSet|#850077c1-afb0-49c9-a133-2c3df22499e4;GP0|#64d8e368-ff10-4512-9ac8-def76589bfee;L0|#064d8e368-ff10-4512-9ac8-def76589bfee|View Point;GTSet|#850077c1-afb0-49c9-a133-2c3df22499e4;GP0|#074e9b20-8623-4996-9eff-66ee300be8ee;L0|#0074e9b20-8623-4996-9eff-66ee300be8ee|Interpretive Exhibit;GTSet|#850077c1-afb0-49c9-a133-2c3df22499e4;GP0|#875afb89-67b0-465a-9e6e-0f222e57cbc8;L0|#0875afb89-67b0-465a-9e6e-0f222e57cbc8|Visitor Centre (Seasonal);GTSet|#850077c1-afb0-49c9-a133-2c3df22499e4;GP0|#7aebeebc-f12c-4589-b083-7f1578a03fd8;L0|#07aebeebc-f12c-4589-b083-7f1578a03fd8|Horse Unloading;GTSet|#850077c1-afb0-49c9-a133-2c3df22499e4;GP0|#74c003f7-48df-4669-b49a-68ae0eb29e0f;L0|#074c003f7-48df-4669-b49a-68ae0eb29e0f|Drinking Water;GTSet|#850077c1-afb0-49c9-a133-2c3df22499e4;GP0|#25080aaf-eb40-4ba1-a9d6-c0915c7e6d38;L0|#025080aaf-eb40-4ba1-a9d6-c0915c7e6d38|Washroom;GTSet|#850077c1-afb0-49c9-a133-2c3df22499e419.06.23.5<div class="ExternalClassA74BE0D73CE24E63821C4B1142EA4718"><strong></strong><strong></strong><strong></strong><strong></strong><strong></strong><strong></strong><strong></strong><strong>June 2​​ to August 24:</strong> 7:00 am – 10:00 pm​​​​​​​​​​​​​<br><strong>August 25 to September 7:</strong> 7:00 am – 9:00 pm​​​​​​​​​​​<br></div><div class="ExternalClassC6C39C84C4204CDEB30C6ED3758086A7"><p>​Freeway Trail and Avalon Trail are open for hiking, horseback riding and cycling. Pedestrians yield to equestrians; cyclists yield to pedestrians and equestrians. All other trails are pedestrian-only except those signed as hiking/equestrian.</p><p>Two of the pedestrian-only trails found along the north side of the lake include:</p><ul><li>Cottonwood Trail is 5.2 km return from the Piper Avenue Entrance. Flat through deciduous forests and thick shrub areas which hide the lake but are great for looking for birds! Enjoy views and access to the lake edge at Piper Spit and Phillips Point.</li><li>Brunette Headwaters Trail is 3.6 km return from either the Piper Avenue Entrance or the Avalon Avenue Entrance. Flat with stairs at Cariboo Dam. Views of Brunette River near the dam and options to explore second growth forests on Conifer and Spruce loop trails.</li></ul><p>​​To see all the trails ​​in the park, <a href="/services/regional-parks/Documents/burnaby-lake-regional-park-map.pdf">view the park map</a>.<br></p></div><div class="ExternalClass0FFE87CDF9CC4B44B5B29482A910C71C"><div><div><p>Cycling is permitted on two trails - Freeway Trail and Avalon Trail. They are shared with hikers and horseback riders; cyclists yield to both. To minimize erosion and habitat damage, stay on designated trails.</p><p>All other trails are pedestrian-only except those signed as hiking/equestrian. For visitors arriving by bicycle on the north side of the lake, where cycling is not permitted, there is a bike rack near the Nature House at the Piper Ave Entrance. Cyclists following the Central Valley Greenway are reminded to use Cariboo Road and Winston Avenue.​​<br></p></div></div></div><div class="ExternalClassF576336AE1E440559694A846EBDBB659"><p>Dogs must be leash​​​ed and under control at all times. To protect bird habitat, dogs are prohibited at Piper Spit. Please scoop your dog's poop and dispose of it properly. ​<br></p><p> <a href="/services/regional-parks/dogs-in-regional-parks">More on dogs in Me​​tro Vancouver regional parks...</a></p></div><div class="ExternalClass8275A36C34084E1F8CB85A24617D7101"> <p>The <strong>Weedbusters</strong> program is sponsored by Metro Vancouver Regional Parks and the Bur​naby Lake Park Association and works to restore biodiversity in the park. To get involved, call Trina at 604-520-6442.</p></div><div class="ExternalClass3C754552EB4942ACB58727050B18D798"><div><p>​​Bears, cougars and coyotes may pass through this park from time to time. If you encounter any of these animals, give them space, stay calm, and slowly back away. M​ore information on <a href="/services/regional-parks/Documents/bears-in-metro-vancouver.pdf" target="_blank">bea​rs​</a> ​and <a href="/services/regional-parks/Documents/regional-parks-coyote-brochure.pdf" target="_blank">coyotes​</a>.​<br></p></div></div><div class="ExternalClass4F35C4B4820D45EEAD255256F5F519FB"><p> At the Piper Avenue Entra​​nce, the Nature House, toilets, boardwalk, and viewing tower are wheelchair accessible.​<br></p> <p>Trail Ac​​cessibility:</p> <p>​Cottonwood trail is 2.6 km long, with minimal slopes, a semi-firm surface and ​​some areas of loose gravel. There are no stairs from Still Creek Bridge to Piper Spit. The trail is at least 2 m wide.</p> <p>​Brunette Headwaters Trail  is 1.8 km long, with minimal grade changes.​ The trail surface is semi-firm with some areas of loose gravel. The slope along most of the trail is <5%.</p> <p>​Avalon Trail is 0.8 km long. The trail is firm (rock dust surface) and at least 3 m wide with minimal grade changes. </p> <p>​Southshore Trail is 3.4 km long with minimal grade changes and a semi-firm surface but some areas of loose gravel. There are several boar​dwalks with multiple steps along this trail. Southshore Trail is accessible for about 500 m west from the junction at Avalon Trail.</p> <p>​Conifer Loop and Spruce Trail Loop have semi-firm surfaces, with slopes mostly <5%.  </p> <p>Pavillion​ Trail has a semi-firm surface. There are stairs at the bridge over Deer Lake Brook. </p></div><div class="ExternalClassD87A335A1F3F446195CC5A365EE2F2C3">To learn about field trips and workshops in​ regional p​arks, go to<br></div><div class="ExternalClassD87A335A1F3F446195CC5A365EE2F2C3"> ​ ​ <div class="ExternalClass96F2BDBD1C6D4DEAA431CF018E2EE8E6"><ul class="fa-ul"><li>​ <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-link"></i></span><a href="/school-programs/K-12-Field-Trips-and-Programs">School Field Trips Information </a></li><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-link"></i></span><a href="/services/regional-parks/nature-activities">Workshops and Community Group Field Trips Information</a>​<br></li></ul></div></div><br><div class="ExternalClass395D88DA77F64E46B56A2AB2E10B7991"><p> <strong>Burnaby Lake Park Association</strong> is actively​ involved in this regional park. For information or to get involved visit their <a href="http://www.burnabylakepark.ca/" target="_blank">website</a> or contact the <a title="Email the CDC" href="mailto:trina.sakata@metrovancouver.org?subject=Burnaby%20Lake%20Park%20Association">Community Development Coordinator</a> at 604-520-6442.<br></p><p> <strong>​​​CTS Youth Society</strong> offers free camps and volunteering opportunities. For information or to r​egister, visit their <a href="https://ctsyouthsociety.com/">website ​</a>or call 604-562-0583.<br></p><h4>Help shape the future of Burnaby Lake Regional Park </h4><p>Metro Vancouver is developing a 20-year <a href="/services/regional-parks/burnaby-lake-regional-park-management-plan" title="management plan">management plan</a> for Burnaby Lake Regional Park.</p></div>

 

 

A paddler's perspective at Burnaby Lake Regional Parkhttps://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/ParkPhotos/_t/BurnabyLake-photo1_jpg.jpgA paddler's perspective at Burnaby Lake Regional Park
View of Brunette River from Cariboo Dam in Burnaby Lake Regional Parkhttps://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/ParkPhotos/_t/BurnabyLake-photo2_jpg.jpgView of Brunette River from Cariboo Dam in Burnaby Lake Regional Park
Watch wildlife at Piper Spit in Burnaby Lake Regional Parkhttps://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/ParkPhotos/_t/BurnabyLake-photo3_jpg.jpgWatch wildlife at Piper Spit in Burnaby Lake Regional Park
Burnaby Lake Regional Park is a haven for wildlife and people.https://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/ParkPhotos/_t/BurnabyLake-photo4_jpg.jpgBurnaby Lake Regional Park is a haven for wildlife and people.
Viewing tower at Burnaby Lake Regional Parkhttps://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/ParkPhotos/_t/BurnabyLake-photo5_jpg.jpgViewing tower at Burnaby Lake Regional Park
Seasonal nature house at Burnaby Lake Regional Parkhttps://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/ParkPhotos/_t/BurnabyLake-photo6_jpg.jpgSeasonal nature house at Burnaby Lake Regional Park
Elderberry at Burnaby Lake Regional Parkhttps://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/ParkPhotos/_t/BurnabyLake-photo7_jpg.jpgElderberry at Burnaby Lake Regional Park
Wildflowers at Burnaby Lake Regional Parkhttps://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/ParkPhotos/_t/BurnabyLake-photo8_jpg.jpgWildflowers at Burnaby Lake Regional Park
Hiking trail at Burnaby Lake Regional Parkhttps://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/ParkPhotos/_t/BurnabyLake-photo9_jpg.jpgHiking trail at Burnaby Lake Regional Park

 

 

Burnaby LakeBurnaby LakeBurnaby Lake Regional ParkHIGH<div class="ExternalClass12344FDE1D0C45E1AF54FBF7DE25AF90"><ul><li>Charcoal and propane barbecues, and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times. Dispose of charcoal in the designated receptacles.</li><li>​Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.​<br></p></div><div class="ExternalClass473C43D450DD4DA7AE0ED66B17252227"><ul><li>Charcoal and propane barbecues, and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times. Dispose of charcoal in the designated receptacles.</li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.</p></div><div class="ExternalClass33CF055EFD2A41318740E066AC5C7496"><ul><li>Charcoal barbecues/cooking stoves are prohibited.</li><li>Propane barbecues and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times.</li> <li>​Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.​<br></p></div><div class="ExternalClass66C1D9000E4041EDBED9C62F34B89656"><ul><li>​Charcoal barbecues/cooking stoves are prohibited.</li><li>Propane barbecues and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times.</li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.<br></p></div><div class="ExternalClass2885039860D34D9EA5FC00CDEA0F4FB2"><p>Continued dry weather has resulted in conditions that are tinder dry and extremely sensitive to sparks and fire.</p><ul><li>Charcoal barbecues/cooking stoves are prohibited.</li><li>Propane barbecues and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times.</li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.</p></div><div class="ExternalClassA2429004171D4A62875C7D7A0EB53954"><p>Continued dry weather has resulted in conditions that are tinder dry and extremely sensitive to sparks and fire.</p><ul><li>All barbecues/cooking stoves are prohibited.</li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.</p></div><div class="ExternalClassE664362079B4418499A02BD3EAE46A75"><ul><li>Charcoal and propane barbecues and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times. Dispose of charcoal in the designated receptacles.</li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.​<br></p></div><div class="ExternalClassFA083AAB8BAF48A4A5EA781AF899582F"><p>​<br><br></p></div>06/12/2026 7:00:00 AM<div class="ExternalClass32DB30FEBFF44573B45E433C83633EC1"><p>​​The fire danger rating is currently low, but can change quickly.</p><ul><li>Charcoal and propane barbecues, and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times. Dispose of charcoal in the designated receptacles.</li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.</li></ul></div><div class="ExternalClassF81B63A7B40B468583429E1A12F37006"><p>The fire danger rating is currently low, but can change quickly.</p><ul><li>Charcoal and propane barbecues, and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times. Dispose of charcoal in the designated receptacles.​<br></li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.​​</li></ul><br></div><div class="ExternalClass7F79B89EFE07498F99C4CEA62A760FA1"><ul> <li>​Charcoal and propane barbecues, and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times. Dispose of charcoal in the designated receptacles.</li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.​​</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.​​​​<br></p></div><div class="ExternalClass7F79B89EFE07498F99C4CEA62A760FA1"><ul><li>​Charcoal barbecues/cooking stoves are prohibited.​<br></li><li>Propane barbecues and gas cooking stoves are only allowed in areas with picnic tables. You must stay with the barbecue or stove at all times.</li><li>Report wildfires to 911 and regional parks staff.​​</li></ul><p>For more info, call 604-432-6350.​​​​​​​​​​​​​<br></p></div>

 

 

Feeding wildlife is no longer permitted at Piper SpitFeeding wildlife is no longer permitted at Piper Spit<div class="ExternalClass972FEDADCA364034AB94FBB7460EF799"><p>​Significant changes in wildlife behaviour indicate that the negative impacts of feeding wildlife are outweighing the positive ones. To protect wildlife health and habitats, wildlife feeding is no longer permitted at Piper Spit. Visitors are reminded that feeding birds, or other wildlife, is not permitted anywhere else in the park.<br></p><p>More information on the <a href="/services/regional-parks/Documents/no-feeding-wildlife.pdf" title="feeding wildlife" target="_blank">impacts of feeding wildlife</a><br></p></div>Burnaby Lake Regional Park

 

 

Burnaby Lake Regional Parkhttps://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/PublishingImages/Logos/BurnabyLakeRP.png, Burnaby Lakehttps://www.google.com/maps/place/Burnaby+Lake+Regional+Park/@49.2426967,,-122.9353969,,15z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x54867776155e6fc3:0x4a38d2842b3cb8f9!8m2!3d49.2426967!4d-122.9353969!16s/g/1tdw7rh0?entry=ttu, Google maphttps://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/Documents/burnaby-lake-regional-park-map.pdf, https://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/documents/BurnabyLakeParkMap.pdfhttps://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/Documents/burnaby-lake-regional-park-brochure.pdf, Brochureregionalparks.info@metrovancouver.org604-520-6442Central Area Office

 

 

<div class="ExternalClass809F117EB8C44E909779152D66D9F543"><div class="panel"><h3 class="uk-margin-remove-top">Learn more<br></h3><p> <i class="fa-light fa-link" aria-hidden="true"></i> ​ <a href="https://forms.metrovancouver.org/parks/Pages/report-an-issue.aspx" title="Report a Park Issue" target="_blank"> Report ​an Issue​</a><br></p> ​ <h3 class="uk-margin-small-top">​Visitor c​entre<br></h3><p><a href="/services/regional-parks/burnaby-lake-nature-house" title="Burnaby Lake Nature House"> Burnaby Lake Nature House</a> open May 16 to September 7, 10:00 am –​ 4:00 pm, weekends and statutory holidays.<br></p></div></div>

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Beyond the Binaryhttps://metrovancouver.org/events/Event/2789Beyond the Binary7/24/2026 2:00:00 AM7/24/2026 4:00:00 AM
Piper Spit Bird Counthttps://metrovancouver.org/events/Event/2824Piper Spit Bird Count8/11/2026 4:00:00 PM8/11/2026 6:00:00 PM
Practice English in a Parkhttps://metrovancouver.org/events/Event/2825Practice English in a Park8/14/2026 1:30:00 AM8/14/2026 3:00:00 AM
Piper Spit Bird Counthttps://metrovancouver.org/events/Event/2844Piper Spit Bird Count9/15/2026 4:00:00 PM9/15/2026 6:00:00 PM

 

 

<div class="ExternalClassD87A335A1F3F446195CC5A365EE2F2C3">To learn about field trips and workshops in​ regional p​arks, go to<br></div><div class="ExternalClassD87A335A1F3F446195CC5A365EE2F2C3"> ​ ​ <div class="ExternalClass96F2BDBD1C6D4DEAA431CF018E2EE8E6"><ul class="fa-ul"><li>​ <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-link"></i></span><a href="/school-programs/K-12-Field-Trips-and-Programs">School Field Trips Information </a></li><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-link"></i></span><a href="/services/regional-parks/nature-activities">Workshops and Community Group Field Trips Information</a>​<br></li></ul></div></div><br><div class="ExternalClass395D88DA77F64E46B56A2AB2E10B7991"><p> <strong>Burnaby Lake Park Association</strong> is actively​ involved in this regional park. For information or to get involved visit their <a href="http://www.burnabylakepark.ca/" target="_blank">website</a> or contact the <a title="Email the CDC" href="mailto:trina.sakata@metrovancouver.org?subject=Burnaby%20Lake%20Park%20Association">Community Development Coordinator</a> at 604-520-6442.<br></p><p> <strong>​​​CTS Youth Society</strong> offers free camps and volunteering opportunities. For information or to r​egister, visit their <a href="https://ctsyouthsociety.com/">website ​</a>or call 604-562-0583.<br></p><h4>Help shape the future of Burnaby Lake Regional Park </h4><p>Metro Vancouver is developing a 20-year <a href="/services/regional-parks/burnaby-lake-regional-park-management-plan" title="management plan">management plan</a> for Burnaby Lake Regional Park.</p></div>

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