About
Centennial Park is White Rock's largest green space, featuring the Centennial Arena (NHL-regulation ice Oct-Mar, dry floor Apr-Aug for lacrosse and ball hockey), 8 pickleball courts, 3 tennis courts, Taylor Box lacrosse facility, ball diamond with year-round batting training facility, basketball court, soccer fields, oval running track, the all-abilities Generations Playground, and forested Ruth Johnson Park trails connecting to White Rock beach.
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White Rock's largest green space
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Centennial ArenaNHL-regulation ice surface (Oct-Mar), dry floor (Apr-Aug)
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Peace Arch Curling Centre and Semiahmoo Ravens Minor Hockey at arena
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Taylor Boxoutdoor lacrosse facility
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Year-round baseball training facility with 3 heated/lit batting bays (opening Feb 2026)
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Generations Playgroundall-abilities, all-ages (2017)
Best Suited For
The Crowd
- 🧍Solo
- 💑Couples
- 👥Groups
- 👨👩👧Families
- 🧒Kids
- 🧓Seniors
- 🔹Pets
The Occasion
- 👨👩👧Family Outing
- 🔹Group Hangout
- 🔹Morning Exercise
- 🔹Dog Walk
- 🔹Team Sports
- 🔹Casual Hangout
Park Information
Size
18.6 hectares
Sports & Drop-In
Find today's drop-in times
Live schedule of free & low-cost sessions at this facility.
Amenities
Park Rules
What to Bring & Insider Tips
Best Seasons
Location
Getting Here
14600 North Bluff Road, White Rock, BC V4B 1Y6
🚇 Transit
White Rock isn't on the SkyTrain line, so your best bet is to bus from a station in Surrey. Major bus routes run along North Bluff Road, with stops likely just steps from the park.
🚗 Parking
There's a dedicated parking lot on-site, but it's a popular spot that fills up quickly on sunny days and during events. You can often find additional street parking on nearby residential blocks, but watch for local restrictions.