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Snug Cove Field

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​Snug Cove Field is a large grassy area located next to the Snug Cove Picnic Shelters in Crippen Regional Park. 

Snug Cove Field

Facility information

  • Capacity
    50​ persons​
  • Types of events
    • Large events and gatherings
    • Wedding ceremonies

    Please note: Special Event application required; fees apply. For more information, contact 604-432-6352 or special.events@metrovancouver.org You  may also visit: Do I need a permit?​

  • Amenities
    • Available 7:30 ​am until 30 min before park closing
    • Equipment such as amplification, generators or tents allowed only by permit (some only seasonally)
    • Vehicles only allowed on field for service drop off
    • Power box can be made available
    • Limited parking​​
    • ​Waterfront field. 15 minute walk to ferry terminal​
  • Guidelines
    • A reminder that alcohol is not allowed in regional parks, except in indoor facilities (by permit only). 
    • Please use wildlife-friendly decorations such as paper pinwheels, crepe pompoms, reusable banners, streamers and buntings. Balloons are bad for wildlife such as birds and turtles that can mistake them for food (and may die as a result). Also, many animals get tangled up in balloon strings.​

Booking information

Rates

Schedule​Cost
​Daily

​$300 per day plus GST​​​​

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Reservations

Reservations by phone only: 604-432-6352 (Monday to Friday, 8 am to 4:30 pm)
* You may reserve up to 1 year in advance

Cancellation policy

  • ​​​More than two months prior to the rental date: $25
  • Two months or less prior to the rental date: 100% of the fee paid​

Location and contact

For information and reservations

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