About
One of Burnaby's largest parks, this North Burnaby hub packs an impressive range of facilities, from a plaza-style spray park and massive playground to a dedicated skateboard plaza with a bowl. It’s also home to the Burnaby Central Railway, a ride-on model steam train that runs on weekends, plus numerous sports fields, tennis courts, and a rubberized running track. For a quieter experience, a trail on the park's rugged north side winds through forested hills.
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Sohen Gill Sports Box (2024)covered multi-use court named after Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Famer
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North Burnaby Cenotaph (1953)heritage monument for WWI/WWII/Korean War
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Burnaby Central Railway3 km miniature steam train rides (weekends Easter-Thanksgiving)
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Eileen Dailly Leisure Pool & Fitness Centre (25m pool, waterslide, sauna)
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400m rubberized illuminated running track
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Established 1927 for Canada's Diamond Jubilee
Park Information
Size
40 hectares
Sports & Drop-In
Find today's drop-in times
Live schedule of free & low-cost sessions at this facility.
Amenities
Park Rules
Location
Getting Here
250 Willingdon Ave, Burnaby, BC V5C 5E9
🚇 Transit
The park is well-served by buses along the major Willingdon Avenue and nearby Hastings Street corridors. You'll need to make a bus transfer from the nearest SkyTrain station, as none are within easy walking distance.
🚗 Parking
There are several free parking lots on-site, but they fill up quickly on nice days and during community events. If the lots are full, you'll have to hunt for a spot on the surrounding residential streets.