Richmond Nature Park

The Richmond Nature Park consists of 200 acres of the raised peat bog habitat that once covered large portions of Lulu Island. Four walking trails totalling 7 km in length provide visitors the opportunity to encounter plants and animals in bog, forest and pond habitats.

Richmond Nature Park Nature House

An interpretive centre located at the entrance of the Nature Park. It features interactive displays and games about the park, the bog, and other aspects of nature. There are activity kits, and active beehive, a small collection of live animals, and a gift shop.

Richmond Nature Park Picnic Area

A covered shelter containing 6 tables is adjacent to the Nature House. There is a children's playground and wheelchair-accessible outdoor washroom facilities will be available by summer 2005. There are no food services in the park.

Richmond Nature Park a Four Seasons Park

The park is always changing. In spring, visitors can see and hear the territorial fights of the hummingbirds as bog flowers bloom below. Summer days are long, and the trails ideal for cool evening walks. Autumn brings owls, northern migratory birds, and spectacularly coloured foliage. In winter, visitors can hear varied thrushes and see winter birds at the feeders, or follow animal tracks in the snow.

The shortest trail, an elevated boardwalk around the Park pond, is wheelchair accessible. Other trails are soft-surfaced with wood chips. All trails are well marked, and a free trail guide is available in the Nature House.

Richmond Nature Park Location and Hours

11851 Westminster Highway
Richmond, B.C. V6X 1B4
Phone: 604-718-6188

Facility Hours
Nature Park: open daily from 7am until sunset. Admission is free.
Nature House: 9am - 5pm everyday, except December 25th & 26th, January 1 and November 11. Admission is by donation.

The park is very fragile environment, so dogs and other pets are not permitted, and visitors are requested to remain on the marked trails. No plants, plant parts, or animals may be removed from the park. Please do not attempt to feed the animals, for your own safety and the health and safety of the animals.