One of the most popular beaches in West Vancouver.
Great views of Stanley Park and Lions Gate Bridge.
Smaller and quieter than Ambleside.
Cozy beach with a pier, charming village shops, and access to the Seawalk.
Great for swimming, snorkeling, and tide pooling.
Popular for scuba diving and picnics.
5. Cates Park (Whey-ah-Wichen)
North Van’s largest waterfront park.
Great for families and paddlers.
6. Maplewood Flats (Low Tide Only)
Primarily a conservation area for birdwatching, but you can walk along the beach at low tide.
Quiet and great for nature lovers — not a traditional sunbathing beach.
Deep Cove: While not a sandy beach, it offers water access for swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Great village vibe and cafés nearby.
Lighthouse Park : Rocky shorelines and scenic lookouts. Not ideal for swimming, but amazing views and hiking
One of the most popular beaches in West Vancouver.
Great views of Stanley Park and Lions Gate Bridge.
Smaller and quieter than Ambleside.
Cozy beach with a pier, charming village shops, and access to the Seawalk.
Great for swimming, snorkeling, and tide pooling.
Popular for scuba diving and picnics.
5. Cates Park (Whey-ah-Wichen)
North Van’s largest waterfront park.
Great for families and paddlers.
6. Maplewood Flats (Low Tide Only)
Primarily a conservation area for birdwatching, but you can walk along the beach at low tide.
Quiet and great for nature lovers — not a traditional sunbathing beach.
Deep Cove: While not a sandy beach, it offers water access for swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Great village vibe and cafés nearby.
Lighthouse Park : Rocky shorelines and scenic lookouts. Not ideal for swimming, but amazing views and hiking