There’s a few interesting sculptures to look at, but as a park it’s incredibly noisy given its proximity to the bridge. And there’s no amenities for kids, or enough space to do much but have lunch.
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#207: Portside View Park
“There’s no Portside View so the title is pretty misleading.”
#208: Shaughnessy Park
It’s a symbolic park. But the symbols may be different depending on who you are.
#209: Hastings Community Park
The problems that plague the park aren’t exactly fixable, but it still serves its purpose for people living nearby adequately enough.
#210: Minipark @ Cardero & Comox
There is easily more benches and tables than the other miniparks, making it more inviting to sit and let the time go by.
#211: Angus Park
Would one come here if they didn’t live in Shaugnessy? No, they would not.
#213: Arbutus Park
Undeveloped triangle parks are a beacon of this city, and this is certainly one of them.
#214: Triangle Park
A fine space to enjoy a bite to eat, but another area where one wonders why it’s technically a park.
#215: Jean Beaty Park
The park itself is a little smaller than the other waterfront pocket parks, with two paths limiting the amount of green space.
#216: Park Site on Jervis
At the intersection of Pacific Street and Beach Avenue in the West End sits an elongated traffic median that facilitates the effective merging of the streets, but amusingly is also its own park.
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