What's Popular?
Dundarave Park is one of the most visited parks in West Vancouver, and with good reason: it has more than 50 metres of wide sandy beach and nearly a hectare of waterfront access. It’s also where the Centennial Seawalk begins. Dundarave Park is a perfect spot for you and your family to pass an enjoyable day in the great outdoors.
Palm Trees
Initially donated to the District of West Vancouver in the fall of 2019, seven palm trees have been planted in Dundarave Park. These trees were originally on the former Earls restaurant’s grounds, located close to Capilano Road in West Vancouver.
Dundarave Park, already home to palm trees, was chosen as the new location for these mature palm trees. They were planted in an area that was previously covered with invasive plants, close to the beach. The new trees provide shade for beach users, and there are plans to include dune grass, driftwood logs, and additional benches in the area.
German Friendship Globe
Check out the German Friendship Globe at the beach!
Learn more about public art in the District.
Things to do in the Park
- Relax
Dundarave's sandy beach is a perfect spot to soak up some rays. - Swimming
Dunderave Park has sandy beaches and a designated swim area monitored by lifeguards in the summer. Enjoy this popular swimming spot, but please supervise children at all times and always swim with a buddy. An outdoor shower is located on the east side of the concession washroom building, next to the women’s washroom. - Floating swiming dock
A floating swimming dock is returning to Dundarave this summer for all to enjoy. The dock, which is installed annually, will be in place by late June. Beaches are officially open for the season on Monday, June 23, 2025. - Walk
Dundarave is the starting place of the Centennial Seawalk. - Play
Your kids will love playing at the playground in Dundarave Park.
Washrooms
- Washrooms are open year-round from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Concession
The concession is open daily from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Concession contact info: