About
Richmond Nature Park offers a serene escape into lush wetlands and forested trails, where visitors can quietly observe a variety of wildlife, including migratory birds and native amphibians. The park's unique feature, a network of elevated boardwalks, allows for intimate exploration of its rich ecosystems while minimizing impact on the delicate natural habitats.
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200-acre raised peat bog - remnant of Lulu Island Bog
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5km of trails through bog, forest and pond habitats
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Wheelchair accessible boardwalk around pond
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Richmond Nature House - interpretive centre with live animals
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Active beehive and reptile exhibits
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Rare bog ecosystem with carnivorous sundew plants
Amenities
What to Bring & Insider Tips
Best Seasons
Location
Getting Here
11851 Westminster Hwy, Richmond, BC V6X 1B4
🚇 Transit
The park isn't within easy walking distance of a SkyTrain station, so your best bet is a bus along the Westminster Highway corridor. This will connect you from major transit exchanges like those on the Canada Line.
🚗 Parking
Driving is easy, with a dedicated, free parking lot located right at the park entrance. It can fill up on sunny weekends, but spots usually open up without too long a wait.