Vancouver - Queen Elizabeth Park (Bloedel Conservatory)
The 53 ha (130 acre) Queen Elizabeth Park extends up the slopes of Little Mountain - at 150 m (500 ft) the highest point in the Vancouver municipal area. There are excellent views of the city center and the mountains to the north.
Offerings include golf, tennis, lawn bowling, disc golf, dining (at Seasons in the Park Restaurant), an extensive outdoor arboretum, and Bloedel Conservatory.
Offerings include golf, tennis, lawn bowling, disc golf, dining (at Seasons in the Park Restaurant), an extensive outdoor arboretum, and Bloedel Conservatory.
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Must-see attractions nearby:
Queen Elizabeth Park / Bloedel Conservatory
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Also available is the Queen Elizabeth Celebration Pavillion which can be booked to host a variety of receptions and celebrations. The Bloedel Conservatory, a 15m high dome made of 1490 triangular Plexiglas panels, is one of the most popular attractions in Vancouver. It is open daily and home to a number of plant and bird species.
Queen Elizabeth Park
c/o Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation, 2099 Beach Avenue
Vancouver, BC V6G1Z4
Canada
c/o Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation, 2099 Beach Avenue
Vancouver, BC V6G1Z4
Canada
Phone 1 (604) 257-8400
Fax 1 (604) 257-8427