Stanley Park
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Lee Walker
"From riding your bike around the seawall to exploring the vast network of trails, Stanley Park is touristy for a reason. The biggest urban park in North America (yes, bigger than Central Park) there are a range of landscapes to explore. A forest with massive Cedars and Douglas Firs to manicured parks with totem poles and swimmable beaches. You could spend all day here."
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Holly Baughman
"The old growth trees in Stanley Park are gigantic!
The park also has a some attractions tucked away inside of it:
➡️ An aquarium
➡️ Beaver Lake
➡️ Lost Lagoon
➡️ Beach access points
➡️ Japenese Canadian war memorial
The park is quite large and if you want to cover a lot of ground, I would recommend biking.
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Marie Ouimet
"Stanley Park is a 405-hectare public park that borders downtown Vancouver. It’s surrounded by Burrard Inlet and English Bay. There are many ways to explore the park. You can drive and stop at the many points of interest or you can hire a bike and stroll on the bike path."
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