COVID-19 Updates
To learn more about closures and our response to COVID-19, and for updates on District operations, visit westvancouver.ca/covid.
Ambleside Park
As West Vancouver’s gateway park, Ambleside is fully accessible and well used by both West Vancouver residents and visitors. Enjoy spectacular views of Stanley Park and downtown Vancouver.
Enjoy the outdoors, but stay apart.
basketball courts
- no games
- no physical contact
tennis courts
- singles matches are best
- no shared equipment
- no physical contact
skateboard parks
- stay apart, even if you're just watching
Learn more about the District's response to COVID-19:
DOGS IN AMBLESIDE PARK
The off-leash dog area is 3.52 hectares of grassy areas, trails and beach with access for dogs and their owners.
Contact
The entrance to Ambleside Park is located at the foot of 13th Street.
Hours
Lifeguards are on duty from late June to early September. Hours are 12 to 7 p.m. daily.
Washrooms are open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. To help prevent the spread of COVID-19, the District has increased the frequency of cleaning in park washrooms.
Amenities
- concession (closed for the season)
- outdoor shower
- parking
- picnic tables
- public washrooms with change rooms (7 a.m. to 9 p.m.)
- playground
- waterpark
- duck pond
- sports fields
- basketball court
- skatepark
- tennis courts
- pier
- beach volleyball (seasonal)
Swans in Ambleside Pond
Swans are beautiful and much-admired residents of Ambleside Pond. The District of West Vancouver keeps swans in the park under an Avicultural Permit from the Canadian Wildlife Service.