George Park

With rolling hills covered in a lovely collection of coniferous and deciduous trees, George Park is a particularly pleasant place to stroll. The picnic shelter is a popular gathering place for people in the neighbourhood. There is a large field, playground, picnic shelter and a sheltered area with trees. 

 

 

Cartier Park

Tucked into an attractive neighbourhood, Cartier Park is lined with beautiful trees, benches, and an abundance of flowering plants. The park also features an interesting community art piece by artists Karen Kazmer, Mark Grady, and Todd Davis. There is a large grass field with baseball and a playground. 

 

 

 

 

Brissenden Park

Brissenden Park

A nice small park on Rosebery avenue. The used to be two private lots which are 2519 and 2539 Rosebury. The property was owned by Pearley and Noreen Brissenden who bequeathed it to the district of West Vancouver. In the agreement they made with the district, the land is to be used and maintained by the district for public park purposes. When the owners died, the district of West Van became trustees of this land. The district never followed through with their agreement to create a park here. Recently, there has been some efforts to build a new path through the park connecting rosebery to the overpass over highway 1. The district wants to sell the southern portion of the property. This is a disrespect to the previous owners. This is a small park with some large trees and grassy areas. It would be a good location for a neighbourhood park with a lawn, a playground and maybe a tennis court. The nearest bus stop is 4 min walk away and there is some parking along Rosebery avenue. District of West Vancouver should honour their agreement and keep this a park.