Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

This place is so magical! Sure it’s expensive, but you can save $15 by buying tickets online for after 5:00 and that still gives you plenty of time to explore the park (and with less crowds)! You can also go when it’s drizzling to avoid crowds. Honestly, the mist adds an element of mystique to the rainforest setting. The free shuttle is nice as well! The bridge is the main attraction, but it only takes a few minutes to get across. It was very stable for being that long. The treetop adventure was pretty neat and so was the cliff walk. You can also walk around the boardwalks and see animal demonstrations and some beautiful forest sights. The seafood chowder at the restaurant was tasty! They even had live music in the evening. If you are debating going, don’t be deterred by the “tourist trap” comments. It’s a tourist trap for a reason — extremely well done.
Ivetta Abramyan - a week ago

Definitely buy your tickets in advance. There’s parking across the street. Would you pay for when you get there and the maximum they’ll do is three hours the whole place takes a little bit more than three hours if you want to see everything so what you can do is go to guest services and they can extend your stay for another three hours for American dollars it’s another eight dollars. It’s well worth it Depends upon the day that we went. It was sunny out and very warm so make sure you check the weather the day you go and dress accordingly everyone there is super friendly and very helpful. The staff was very polite and kind and willing to help sometimes there are lines to go across some of the bridges, which is totally understandable because it is all about safety, if you’re ever in the Vancouver area, you should definitely try this place out. It is worth it. I found out if you live in British Columbia and you buy one day pass you can turn in that day pass and show your identification for British Columbia and get an annual pass for free that is amazing, if you are afraid of heights or your children are afraid of heights, you may want to be cautious of going here. There was a child that was very frightened and was screaming very loudly so please be warned. These are very high bridges.
Misha Smith - 2 weeks ago

What an amazing park. We went there this past weekend, there is a parking lot in front of it and the admission tickets are about $74 per person, although rates for local and kids are cheaper. It’s beautiful walk through lush jungles and the suspension bridge. I suggest going early in the morning if you want to take pictures. There are coffee shops and restrooms. They have few small tree to tree suspension bridge inside. You will need about 2-3 hours to see the whole park. We loved it. This park is much better than the Lynn Canyon Park that also has suspension bridge but it’s a free park. I recommend paying the extra for the experience and the view. I highly recommend this park over the Lynn Canyon. This bridge is much longer than Lynn Canyon.
Shahbaz Salehi - a week ago

We were in Vancouver for the day so we stopped at the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. It’s such a lovely place! The price is pretty steep, at $72 Canadian/$53 American (if you buy them online. Tickets are about $5 more expensive in person), but I think you can get your money’s worth if you visit through the entire park. The Suspension Bridge itself provides a gorgeous view of the river as you walk over it, and then there are other fun activities to do as well. There are more paths that are connected tree trunk to tree trunk, and other paths on the ground. There are also bathrooms located in all the right spots. The gift shop has all the merch you could dream of. All in all we spent about 2-3 hours here and got some pretty pictures and made some fun memories.
Bill Latronica - in the last week