Central Park in Burnaby (Hiking, Visiting Tips and History)

🌲If you’re in the Vancouver or Burnaby area, Central Park is a must visit park with several activities and hidden features!

Originally a logging resource for the British Navy, Central Park is now a 220 acre park with a 2.5 or 5 kilometre hiking trail, swimming pool, golf course and several family zones to enjoy.

Join our social media team as they explore the park and share some helpful tips for first time visitors such as where to park, following route maps, what to bring and how to navigate the park.

Come explore Central Park with us and let us know in the comments what Vancouver parks we should visit in the future!

Central Park in Burnaby and More - https://www.burnaby.ca/explore-outdoo...

0:00 - 0:45 - History of Central Park and the Trail of Hope
0:45 - 1:23 - An International Student’s First Impressions
1:23 - 1:59 - Things To Do At Central Park (Picnics, Sport Courts and Family Zones)
1:59 - 3:17 - Tips For First Time Visitors to Central Park
3:17 - 4:30 - Vancouver Parks vs. Student’s Home Country Parks
4:30 - 5:02 - Why You Should Visit Your Local Park

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