Quilchena Park Vancouver

Quilchena Park: A Community Park in Arbutus-Ridge, Vancouver

Category: Parks | Area: Arbutus-Ridge, Vancouver | Cost: Free | Size: 7.67 hectares (19.0 acres)

Quilchena Park is a community park in the Arbutus-Ridge neighbourhood of Vancouver, covering about 7.67 hectares. It has two baseball diamonds, two soccer fields and a playground, along with other amenities, which makes it a good choice for families with young children, team sports and dog owners. Like all Vancouver Park Board parks, it is free to visit.

Where Is Quilchena Park?

Quilchena Park is at 4590 Magnolia Street in Arbutus-Ridge, Vancouver, near W 33rd Avenue and Magnolia Street.

Facilities and Features

• A playground
• A dog off-leash area
• A disc golf course
• Two baseball diamonds
• Two soccer fields
• A skate park
• A field house
• A jogging trail
• Perimeter Walking Path
• Hellenic Garden
• Public washrooms

Dogs at Quilchena Park

Quilchena Park has a designated dog off-leash area. Off-leash hours are 6 am to 10 pm. Outside the off-leash area, dogs must be on a leash.

Good to Know

• Vancouver parks are open from 6 am to 10 pm unless signs say otherwise.
• Smoking and vaping are not allowed in Vancouver parks.
• Pick up after your dog and use the bins provided.

Nearby Parks

• Prince of Wales Park (0.6 km)
• Ravine Park (0.6 km)
• Arbutus Village Park (0.8 km)

Explore More

Discover more of the area in our Arbutus-Ridge neighbourhood guide and Vancouver city guide, see every park in Vancouver by neighbourhood.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Quilchena Park?

At 4590 Magnolia Street in Arbutus-Ridge, Vancouver.

Does Quilchena Park have washrooms?

Yes, there are public washrooms in the park.

Are dogs allowed at Quilchena Park?

Yes. The park has a designated off-leash area, and dogs must be leashed elsewhere.

What is there to do at Quilchena Park?

Quilchena Park has a playground, a dog off-leash area, a disc golf course, two baseball diamonds, two soccer fields, a skate park, a field house and a jogging trail.

Photo: Fudan-zakura Valley-QuilchenaPark Cutler 20230401 162854 by wlcutler, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Flickr.