Deep Cove beach at Panorama Park is located in downtown Deep Cove and offers a rocky beach, boat launch, and picnic and barbeque area. While the park generally offers a decent amount of parking on weekdays (on the street and in the lot), on sunny weekends, you may have trouble finding space. The view from the park at the water's edge past the pier towards the mountains is absolutely phenomenal and the view is considered to be a "local secret."
Deep Cove is the name of both the community and bay in Vancouver's North Shore, off a branch of the Burrard Inlet called Indian Arm. The area is the traditional territory of the Tsleil-Waututh and Squamish (S?wxwú7mesh) Coast Salish First Nations. This popular tourist area features quaint shops and cottages along the shoreline.
AMENITIES:
This area is filled with an array of restaurants, hiking trails, playgrounds and fields, kayaking, canoeing, and public washrooms.
Photo: MikoFox ? Photography - Flickr
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Deep Cove beach at Panorama Park is located in downtown Deep Cove and offers a rocky beach, boat launch, and picnic and barbeque area. While the park generally offers a decent amount of parking on weekdays (on the street and in the lot), on sunny weekends, you may have trouble finding space. The view from the park at the water's edge past the pier towards the mountains is absolutely phenomenal and the view is considered to be a "local secret."
Deep Cove is the name of both the community and bay in Vancouver's North Shore, off a branch of the Burrard Inlet called Indian Arm. The area is the traditional territory of the Tsleil-Waututh and Squamish (S?wxwú7mesh) Coast Salish First Nations. This popular tourist area features quaint shops and cottages along the shoreline.
AMENITIES:
This area is filled with an array of restaurants, hiking trails, playgrounds and fields, kayaking, canoeing, and public washrooms.
Photo: MikoFox ? Photography - Flickr
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