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POPULAR PARKS

Caulfeild Park

Visit this beautiful shoreline park with views over the water. It has environmental and heritage significance and is a favourite place for West Vancouver residents and visitors to pass a relaxing afternoon by the seaside.

Enjoy the outdoors, but stay apart. 

Please remember to: 

Learn more about the District's response to COVID-19:

COVID-19 Updates

What's Popular?

What Caulfeild Parks lacks in amenities, it more than makes up for with its views and walks. Stroll the Caulfeild Trail and relax in classic west coast scenery: rocky shores contrasted with sandy beaches, forested trails, mist and more!

Things to Do in the Park

CAULFEILD TRAIL

Visit the beach or rocky foreshore, have a picnic or enjoy the scenic waterfront walk. There is fun to be had here for the whole family!

SWIMMING

Caufeild Park has sandy beaches and calm, protected water, making it a popular summer swimming spot. There are no lifeguards on duty so please supervise children at all times and always swim with a buddy.

Contact

If driving to Caulfeild Park west along Marine Drive, turn left on Piccadilly Street and left again on Dogwood Lane. Parking is on your left.

604-925-7275

Email

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.

Fire Danger Rating

Current fire danger rating: LOW/VERY LOW

Prohibited year-round

  • open fires (including beach fires) anywhere in West Vancouver
  • smoking in parks and beaches
  • barbecues in Lighthouse Park

Summer Fire Safety

Picnic Guidelines

BC Wildfire

Updated: Thursday, June 11

Management Plan

Caulfeild Park has a Management Plan in place, which guides maintenance of the park. It is implemented in partnership with the Caulfeild Park Conservations Society and the Lighthouse Park Preservation Society.

Management Plan

Dogs

Please remember that dogs are not allowed on beaches. Check out Dogs in Parks for information on off-leash areas, licensing and more.

Dogs in Parks

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