Summer is the perfect time to escape the kitchen and take your meals outside. Picnics are a great opportunity to relax from the hustle and bustle of daily life, allowing you to take in the scenery while enjoying the company of friends and family. So pack your picnic basket, grab a blanket, and enjoy the beauty of these outdoor spaces in Coquitlam this summer.

 

Town Centre Park

Town Centre Park is one of Coquitlam’s most recognized parks. Home to Lafarge Lake, playgrounds, and numerous recreational facilities, it’s perfect for family gatherings and large groups. For those looking to enjoy a truly stress-free picnic experience, Percy Perry Stadium Concession and Rocky Point Ice Cream are available onsite to provide tasty food and treats.
(1299 Pinetree Way)

 

Como Lake Park

Como Lake Park is an idyllic spot for a peaceful picnic. The park features a picturesque lake at its heart, surrounded by a 1-km walking trail that connects two floating docks and a playground. The park’s shaded areas, picnic tables, and benches provide the perfect setting for a relaxing meal outdoors.
(700 Gatensbury Street)

 

Blue Mountain Park

Blue Mountain Park is a beloved community space, offering a blend of recreational activities and beautiful natural settings. It features an expansive playground, a spray park, a wading pool, and open picnic areas, making it a favourite for families, especially on hot summer days.
(975 King Albert Avenue)

 

Glen Park

Tucked away in Coquitlam’s growing City Centre, Glen Park is a beautiful, active green space. Complete with a playground, trails, and picnic areas, it’s a great spot for social gatherings and relaxation.
(1149 Westwood Street)

Riley Park

As a scenic 3.5-acre park nestled on Burke Mountain, Riley Park offers beautiful views and a blissful atmosphere. It’s great for picnics with its open lawn spaces, tables, and shaded seating areas. The park also features an impressive playground with accessible features, making it a go-to choice for families. Enjoy the lookout with a porch swing and telescope for some added fun.
(1315 Riley Street)

 

Sheffield Park

Sheffield Park is a favoured neighbourhood park that has plenty to offer. With its stunning views, ample picnic areas, and a fun playground, it’s a fantastic summer destination for outdoor gatherings. The park also features a cool spray park, making it a great spot to beat the heat on those hot summer days.
(3510 Sheffield Avenue)

Noons Creek Park

Featuring a picnic shelter, a two-level playground, and a small grass area, Noons Creek Park is a fantastic spot for family picnics. The park also includes a small bike track, making it an excellent destination for kids to play and explore. Its peaceful setting and variety of activities make it a great place to spend a sunny afternoon.
(2500 Panorama Drive)

 

Galloway Park

Located in a quiet neighbourhood, Galloway Park’s setting can’t be beaten. The park features a popular water spray park, a large playground with age-appropriate options for little and big kids, and a half-court for basketball. Multiple picnic tables, shaded by trees along the main walkway, are available, and if you fancy a game of chess or checkers, there are a few tables ready to go—just remember to bring your pieces.
(3404 Galloway Avenue)

Mundy Park

Mundy Park is a 178-hectare urban forest with extensive trails and ample picnic areas. It features picnic shelters available for rent, a large play structure, a tot lot with swings, and a wheelchair-accessible spinning dome. It’s a treasured spot for families and nature lovers alike.
(641 Hillcrest Street)

Rochester Park

Newly renovated, Rochester Park has a sprawling green space complete with extensive play areas. Kids can enjoy a sand play area, a climbing wall, accessible saucer swings, and a spray park. The park also has trails and stairways linking different levels, providing easy access to all amenities.
(1390 Rochester Avenue)

 

 

 

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