Renfrew Ravine Park — Attraction in Vancouver

Not really a park. It is just a forested ravine with a creek in the middle. There is a path from the 29th avenue station on the east side of the forest to the south end near the Renfrew community centre. Recently there is a new short boardwalk beside the creek at the south end. Renfrew Ravine is a steep, natural area through which runs a portion of Still Creek. One of the few formal spaces is the German Heritage Plaza on 29th Avenue, a small and pleasant seating area; several community art projects and native plant restoration gardens can be found along the winding, dappled pathway that runs the length of the park on the east side. It is named for nearby...

This is a small park with a few directions you can go in. A very sweet creek to view and relax by. There are benches all throughout the trail. It's an oasis in the middle of the city. There is dog park attached on one side of it and childrens play area and sport field on the other side of it making it a great destination for a day out with the family. There is also a neat art fixture of a human made of twigs that is meant to change overtime as it decays and gets overgrown. A great place to visit for a quick walking break from the...

Good park with a small stream running through it. No large open area or playground but a neat rock maze to entertain kids on the east side. A path runs through the center to let people cross and there's some paths that lead to unofficial access to the creeks center. On the northern part of the park there is a boardwalk that lets you walk along the bank of the creek which is new at time of writing. Only issue is there's lots of litter in this park and some parts of the encircling path are not separate paths but...