Caulfeild Park | West Vancouver

Exploring these cliffside trails is an exhilarating experience. At this time of year the breeze is scented with the aroma of ripe blackberries and blooming lilacs. Take your time to enjoy the ocean views at one of the benches on the cliffs. An un-rushed hike is this neighborhood is a taste of the good life.

Great local beach! Fairly large with both sandy beach and rocky area you can sit around. Great spot to have a picnic lunch! Usually quiet family area with some historical spot as well.

Beautiful scenery - unfortunately not really accessible to seniors - quite steep.

The view is nice but there isn’t much level ground to set up your chairs. If you’re planning on stopping by I’d recommend a foam pad to sit on as there’s lots of rocks as you can see by my photo.

Really pretty Little park.
The point view is awesome. At just 20min from Surrey or Burnaby.
Good spot for pic nic . Calm.
Nobody else was There.
Good place for Do some Drone video or picture.

Beautiful hidden gem in North Van. We enjoyed our time here. We had a swim in the ocean, played in the sand and enjoyed all the driftwood. There are steps going down to the beach and a trek to get back up. Parking can be difficult as it's in the side of the road.

Beautiful. We arrived and anchored just off shore. It was a bit challenging getting a reliable bite with the anchor. The beach was crazy busy however.

Absolutely phenomenal panoramic view of Vancouver Harbour: from the West Van shoreline at Caulfeild Park along to Ambleside, the Lions Gate Bridge and Stanley Park, and then back up along the beaches of Kitsilano to Jericho, Point Grey and beyond in the distance to Vancouver Island. The view at dusk is also absolutely amazing when the towers rising along the shore of Ambleside and those in the Downtown Core beyond Stanley Park are fully illuminated. Excellent spot for a rocky seaside walk or hike over trails and rock faces. If you're lucky, it's not uncommon to catch a glimpse of a seal, otter, or eagle overhead. Caulfeild Park also includes a grassy garden area ("Edge Park" -- further along Pilot House Road) below the Caulfeild Rock Monument (dedicated to the West Vancouver pioneer, Sir Francis Wm. Caulfeild, after whom this area is named), with lawn and several tall apple trees, ideal for summer picnics and viewing July - August English Bay fireworks from a distance. This park is, after Ambleside, my personal favorite of all in West Vancouver, and is truly an unparalleled hidden gem.