Queen Elizabeth Park

Queen Elizabeth Park covers 52 hectares on Little Mountain, about 125 metres above sea level, on the site of early 20th-century basalt quarries. King George VI and Queen Elizabeth dedicated it in 1939; the old quarry became a sunken garden, and the Bloedel Conservatory dome of 1969 holds tropical plants and birds.

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Price: Free entry

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Frequently asked questions

Is Queen Elizabeth Park free?

Yes. Entry to Queen Elizabeth Park is free.

Free entry

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