Painted totem poles standing on a meadow in front of trees at Brockton Point in Stanley Park.

Free entry

Stanley Park

Stanley Park is a 405-hectare forest park on the northwestern half of Vancouver's downtown peninsula, opened in 1888 and named after Lord Stanley, then Governor General. An 8.8-kilometre seawall runs around its shore, and inside are forest trails, beaches, the Brockton Point totem poles and lighthouse, and the Vancouver Aquarium.

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Price: Free entry

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Vancouver Aquarium

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Is Stanley Park free?

Yes. Entry to Stanley Park is free.

Free entry

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