Deep Cove

A perfect place to take a rest in Vancouver. A small- cozy town with lots of taught and ships in a small inlet site in Vancouver…. It is a small living town…. I recommend you riding a bike or taking a small walk with your family or pets (especially with dogs) in here if you have a chance of visiting Vancouver someday!!! 😀😄😃😄😁😉
is it who - 6 months ago

Panorama Park and Deep Cove are located at the foot of Seymour Mountain. There is a popular place, so it is not easy to find a parking lot in the summer and a lot of people here. I visited this location in the winter, and the views are so picturesque. You can always listen to the sound of water running from the mountain to the bay. Maybe this time is not the best for hiking, but you can walk and enjoy without a big crowd. It is worth!
Natalia Melnykova - 7 months ago

Located in North Vancouver, Panorama Park is one of the most scenic locations in Vancouver. The location is accessible by car. It has a picnic area where people can visit in groups to enjoy during summers. Barbeque is permitted gere. The main attraction in addition to the scenic beauty are the various trails. The Deep cove trail leads through the forest with many Natural water falls on the way. Trails around the water front are also there. Water sports activities are available mainly in season. Well established famous eatries are available for dining in and fast food. A must visit place with family to spend quality time. Many parking areas are provided.
S Kaushal - 8 months ago

Nestled in the picturesque enclave of Deep Cove, the Panoramic Park awaits with its serene beauty and diverse offerings. Spread out your picnic blanket on the lush grass and savor your favorite snacks while gazing at the tranquil waters. The park’s elevated location provides sweeping vistas of the cove, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely meal. Wander through the charming shops that line the streets near the park. From boutique stores to quaint cafés, there’s something for everyone. Perhaps you’ll discover unique souvenirs or indulge in a delightful treat. For the adventurous souls, Deep Cove offers kayaking opportunities. Rent a kayak and paddle along the calm waters, exploring hidden coves and marveling at the rugged coastline. Keep an eye out for wildlife—seals, eagles, and even occasional dolphins make appearances. Lace up your walking shoes and explore the network of trails within the park. Some lead to breathtaking lookout points, where you can capture panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and water. Don’t forget your camera! As the day draws to a close, linger in the park to witness the magical sunset. The changing hues over the water create a serene ambiance—a perfect way to end your visit.🌿🌅🚣‍♂️
Digithaze Hobble - a year ago

All-time favorite place doesn't matter the weather, just in front of the inlet. You can do a lot of activities around here. Hiking, picnic, kayaking, or even just relaxing. Famous query rock 🪨 close by for a short, well marked trail for further amazing view from the top. There are benches almost every corner for resting your feet and enjoying the stunning view of the deep cove. Few local shops, ice cream parlors, coffee shops, restaurants, etc. in the neighborhood. They've done nice landscaping and gardening around the docks. There is also a boat rental place. You can rent a kayak or boat from there and enjoy the view from the different angels or even go to the other side of the inlet to belcarra picnic area or even further towards Indian Arms if your heart desires. Parking is a bit of a pickle. The main parking is always full. It's just behind the park, free for 3 hours. There is an overflow parking on the south side of the park further down the road on the right side, and some free street parking is also available along that stretch. On the pick time, it is still very difficult to find a spot. It's a must visit place if you live in or visit Vancouver. Never disappoints and highly recommended!
Mohammad M Islam - a year ago