




Lighthouse Park | West Vancouver
Sports Recreation
4.7 (4795 reviews)
Rugged-terrain forest with groomed trails, old-growth cedar & fir trees, a lighthouse & city views.
4902 Beacon Ln, West Vancouver, BC V7W 1K5, Canada
+1 604-925-7275
Did You Know?
Original Lighthouse
The first Point Atkinson Lighthouse, a vital navigational aid for ships entering Burrard Inlet, was initially lit in 1875.
Current Structure
The iconic white concrete lighthouse tower that stands today at Point Atkinson was constructed and began operation in 1912, replacing the earlier wooden structure.
Historic Site
The Point Atkinson Lighthouse was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1974, recognizing its significant role in maritime history and its architectural heritage.
Old-Growth Forest
Lighthouse Park is home to one of the last remaining stands of old-growth Douglas fir and Western Hemlock trees in the Metro Vancouver area, with some trees hundreds of years old.
Highlights from Reviews
• Breathtaking Views
Offers stunning panoramic views of the ocean, city skyline, and surrounding natural landscapes from various viewpoints.
• Lush Natural Scenery
Features beautiful old-growth forests, majestic trees, diverse flora, and rich coastal ecosystems, providing a serene escape.
• Peaceful Atmosphere
The park is often described as peaceful, serene, and not overly crowded, offering a tranquil experience in nature.
• Accessible Trails
The park boasts well-maintained and manageable trails suitable for various fitness levels, including easy and rewarding hikes.
• Iconic Lighthouse
The historic lighthouse is a beautiful and popular landmark, serving as a picturesque focal point and photo opportunity.