QUICK SUMMARY
Vancouver completed the renewal of General Brock Park, enhancing community access to parks. The upgrades include a new playground, dog off-leash area, and multi-sport court, reflecting the city's commitment to improving outdoor spaces.
The renewal of General Brock Park in Vancouver concludes a year of extensive park improvements across the city. Park Board Chair Laura Christensen emphasized the importance of accessible parks for community wellbeing. The park's upgrades feature a new playground with various accessible elements, a dog off-leash area for small and shy dogs, and a multi-sport court for diverse activities. These enhancements cater to a growing local population, with an expected increase of over 5,500 residents living within a five-minute walk of the park in the next 15-20 years. The Park Board's capital budget also funded the renewal of three playgrounds and significant upgrades to Collingwood Park. Looking ahead, the Park Board plans further developments in 2026, including new parks and facility expansions. Residents can explore ongoing projects through the Park Board’s interactive major projects storymap. These initiatives underscore the commitment to creating welcoming and functional outdoor spaces for all.