We didn’t do a ton of research, nor did we have high expectations, but WOW. Incredible experience— especially around the Holidays with all the Xmas lights/displays. Worth every penny and we’d definitely go back to experience it all again. An absolute highlight of our Vancouver trip.

We are so glad we did this park. with only 1 day in Vancouver it was easily worth the afternoon visit. We walked to the Hyatt regency and caught the free shuttle to the park (15 mins). We arrived at 4pm which was perfect as we got to see the park during the day and at night. we left at 7pm. The park is set in a glorious forest with gorgeous cabins as the restaurant, gift shop etc. The entire park was lit up with lights - an amazing engineering feat!! Not sure if it always has the lights or of it is just for the winter nights but it was truely magical . There is a suspension bridge which takes you to the other side of the river where there is a tree top walk . We did a free guided nature walk which was interesting and had the best hot chocolate ever at the little cabin! Don't miss this.., and go during the late afternoon to get the full effect.

A brilliant trip, could have spent all day there, even in the rain. This park was beautifully set out, plenty of space to enjoy the amazing scenery. There was a lot of really great information on the creation of the bridge. An amazing cliff walk with stunning views and informative boards. The suspension bridge and treetop trail was amazing. We joined a couple of tours and these were well worth it. A lovely shop and cafe and really friendly staff. Would highly recommend.

This place was fun! It was overpriced but we all had a great time! The main suspension bridge was a trip! There are others as well. We went when it was sunny which kept the trails dry so no one slipped. I could definitely see people falling if it was damp and wet in there. This place is not handicapped friendly.

The whole experience was pretty amazing. The bridge is one part of the park (although pretty impressive on its own) but the tree too walk is equally as good. There are nice, relatively easy walks through the park and a well stocked cafe and gift shop. Nice place to spend a few hours, if you’re not too worried about heights.

This was a great first experience in Vancouver. Even though it was raining for our visit, the gift shop handed out complimentary ponchos that allowed us to complete our visit. We crossed the suspension bridge, walked through the treetop experience and topped things off with the Cliff Walk before lunch in the restaurant there. Would highly recommend to anyone traveling and touring Vancouver.

After visiting the Capilano River salmon hatchery, we visited this place and I really loved it! We crossed the long suspension bridge and the cliffwalk, went up to the Treetops Adventure, and relaxed in the cabins. It felt great to commune with Nature and to walk the trails in the woods. The view was simply spectacular! Highly recommended!

Well-made and maintained park with some very impressive views (especially the cliff walk is stunning). However, the price for a normal ticket is pretty high. Instead I would recommend going for the sunset admission since it's cheaper, the park is not so crowded and the evening atmosphere gives it a nice touch.

As other folks suggested, it gets very busy, so earlier the better. we did not do any sort of tour but drove ourselves and found parking across the street. We were there when the crowds were getting bad, so we had to wait to go on the bridge. They let WAY more people on it so I was pretty uncomfortable crossing. It was a little better on the way back because I knew what to expect. Taking photos was difficult because of the movement of the bridge and the number of people. I did manage to get one and not drop my phone! When we walked up in the trees, we were held up numerous times by tourists taking pictures and selfies. We did take advantage of the rest of the park and drove up the rode to the Salmon Hatchery and Cleveland Dam. The hatchery was very educational, and the Dam was impressive; both were beautiful. Best thing.....We were the only people at both. It's worth seeing these two sights . You have to kind of explore the paths at the Dam because they are not obvious.

I work singing and entertaining here, and this is my first season. What I have noticed is that when I have invited friends and even family, they have cancelled when there is rain in the forecast, and so I've chosen this platform (additionally to my microphone) to tell the world that this park is gorgeous when it is raining. Some aspects of your experience are even enhanced with rain! Bonus! if you are local you can always come back on the same ticket on a sunny day in future (no extra charge if you register as a BC resident on your way out). The interactive carts (there's so much to learn!), the birds of prey (retired and let you get close!), and the music (old-timey acoustic), are all part of your full price admission. It's not just a bridge, it's a full experience you can enjoy even without a camera or phone.