About
Coquitlam's largest park is a 178-hectare urban rainforest wrapped around two lakes, Mundy and Lost. A 5.5-kilometer multi-use path encircles the forest, while interior trails connect to a nine-hole disc golf course, an outdoor pool, sports fields, playgrounds, and dedicated off-leash dog areas.
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Mundy Lakefreshwater lake with nature interpretive trail loop
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Lost Lakefreshwater lake with sand nesting beach for endangered Western Painted Turtles
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Rare unfragmented second-growth urban forest (100+ year old trees)
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Mundy Park Outdoor Pool$32M renovation (reopened June 2025), 25m 8-lane lap pool, leisure pool with lazy river, water climbing wall, whirlpool, 80% GHG reduction via hybrid heat pumps
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Treetop Playgroundgiant wooden treehouse climbing structure (2020)
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Mundy Park Field House2 multipurpose rooms (capacity 35 each), kitchen, WiFi
Best Suited For
The Crowd
- 🧍Solo
- 💑Couples
- 👥Groups
- 👨👩👧Families
- 🧒Kids
- 🧓Seniors
- 🔹Pets
The Occasion
- 👨👩👧Family Outing
- 🔹Group Hangout
- 🔹Morning Exercise
- 🔹Dog Walk
- 🔹Nature Escape
- 🧺Picnic
- 📷Photography
Park Information
Size
176 hectares
Wildlife
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
641 Hillcrest Street, Coquitlam, BC V3J 6N9
🚇 Transit
Mundy Park isn't right on the SkyTrain, so plan to take the Millennium Line to a Coquitlam station and transfer to a bus. Several routes run along the park's perimeter on major roads like Como Lake Avenue and Mariner Way.
🚗 Parking
You'll find several free parking lots near the main entrances for the sports fields, playground, and lake. These lots get packed on sunny weekends and game days, so arrive early or prepare to hunt for neighbourhood street parking.