BEACH INFO:
Locarno Beach is a quiet sandy beach with areas of tall evergreen trees. Frequented by nature lovers.
Located on the Stanley Park Seawall system, Locarno Beach is on the west side of Jericho Park on Northwest Marine Dr between Discovery St and Tolmie St. Locarno Beach is a sandy beach with stands of tall evergreen trees nearby.
BEACH HISTORY:
Locarno Beach is named after the Swiss city of Locarno where a peace treaty was signed in 1925.
AMENITIES:
Designated quiet beach (amplified sound is not permitted)
Concession
Public washrooms
Six volleyball courts
Picnic tables
Swimming raft
Free parking
Lifeguards from Victoria Day to Labour Day
FIRST NATIONS PLACENAME:
The traditional name the Squamish Nation gave for this area is K?wek?w7u?pay?.
Photo: su-lin - Flickr
BEACH INFO:
Locarno Beach is a quiet sandy beach with areas of tall evergreen trees. Frequented by nature lovers.
Located on the Stanley Park Seawall system, Locarno Beach is on the west side of Jericho Park on Northwest Marine Dr between Discovery St and Tolmie St. Locarno Beach is a sandy beach with stands of tall evergreen trees nearby.
BEACH HISTORY:
Locarno Beach is named after the Swiss city of Locarno where a peace treaty was signed in 1925.
AMENITIES:
Designated quiet beach (amplified sound is not permitted)
Concession
Public washrooms
Six volleyball courts
Picnic tables
Swimming raft
Free parking
Lifeguards from Victoria Day to Labour Day
FIRST NATIONS PLACENAME:
The traditional name the Squamish Nation gave for this area is K?wek?w7u?pay?.
Photo: su-lin - Flickr
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