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The City of Port Moody has a wealth of park space for you to enjoy. Explore the mountainside forests, hike the trails and paths, or relax at the Healing Garden. Learn how to book and use park space and shelters for your next event or family gathering.
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Looking for a park with a playground, tennis court or off-leash dog area? Port Moody's beautiful parks are listed by feature below:
Rocky Point Park
Visit Rocky Point Park and explore all of what Port Moody's best-known park has to offer.
Park restrictions
- Alcohol, smoking, and open fires (including fire pits and campfires) are not permitted at any time.
- BBQs using liquid fuel, gas fuel, or briquettes are permitted, unless the fire danger rating is extreme.
- Keep your dog on a leash unless you’re in a designated off-leash area. Dogs are not allowed on tennis courts, fields, or beaches.
- No recreational drones are allowed in Parks. Section 15 (e) of the Parks and Community Facilities Rules and Regulations Bylaw No. 2894 states that, "no person shall engage in activities involving high speed projectiles, including golf, archery, war games, radio controlled aircraft or cars in a Park or Community Facility unless such activities are specifically authorized by the Manager of Parks or the Community Facilities Manager."
Share the trail
Please be respectful, courteous, and kind on our trails. If we practice trail etiquette, everyone can enjoy our natural environment safely. Here are a few tips:
- Be aware of others – Travel at a safe speed and anticipate others around corners and blind spots. Let others know you are coming by giving a friendly greeting or ringing a bell.
- Pass safely – On shared trails, mountain bikers and cyclists yield to hikers and pedestrians. When passing on the left, slow down or come to a complete stop, allowing enough time and space for others to re-orient themselves on the trail.
- Stay on the trail – Practice ‘leave no trace’ principles. Keep to designated trails to protect the surrounding ecosystem. Don’t take shortcuts and don’t detour around any technical features.
- Follow dog regulations – Keep Fido leashed unless you're in a designated off-leash area.
- Be prepared for wildlife – Be ready for potential encounters with wildlife, including bears. As you move through the trails, give animals warning and enough room to adjust to your presence by talking or making noise. Find out more about how to manage wildlife encounters.
