Garry Point Park

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Street Address: 12011 7th Avenue
Location: Southwest corner of Richmond between Chatham and Moncton Street on 7th Avenue
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Recreation Area: Steveston

Garry Point Park

Garry Point Park is large waterfront park, located at the southwest tip of Richmond, close to historic Steveston Village.

The park provides spectacular vistas across the Salish Sea and beyond to Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands. Garry Point Park is considered by many to be one of the best places to watch a sunset in Richmond.

REMINDER!

While you may have the urge to cool off in the river on a hot summer day, please be aware that there are NO lifeguards at the beach, the Fraser River is fast moving with a very strong current and the area is unsafe for swimming.

The unique rolling and open landscape Garry Point Park includes the Kuno Garden, a Japanese style memorial garden, beached logs and beach access, expansive open areas for picnicking and kite flying and power kiting, interpretive signage and the Fisherman's Memorial Needle on the south side of the park. Additional heritage aspects in the park include a heritage moorage facility with buildings and docks at historic Scotch Pond located on the north side of the park.

Two concession stands run seasonally at the main entrance of the park, along with washroom facilities and dog watering station.

Designated BBQ Area

For designated BBQ areas within the park, please see the following  PDF map.

Mapping Richmond's Spring Cherry Trees

Did you know Richmond is home to hundreds of beautiful, spring flowering cherry trees? These trees can also be found throughout city, both in City parks and along Richmond’s streetscapes. To locate them across Richmond, outside of the Steveston / Garry Point area, visit our story map for more information.

Facilities

• Gulf of Georgia Cannery

Public Art

• Steveston Fisherman's Memorial Needle

Features and Amenities

Additional Park Features

• Kuno Garden - a Japanese style memorial garden
• Scotch Pond - heritage moorage site