Local Parks

Bailey Park -
Located on Bailey Place.  Park under construction.

Blott Park -
Located at Blott Street and Lamont Avenue.
Fenced open space, waste receptacle. 
 
Centennial Park -
Located at 11th Avenue and Taulbut Street.
Tennis courts, lacrosse box, paved trails, running trail, play structure (6-12 age), picnic tables, washroom, park signage, waste receptacles, fencing, benches and dog bag dispensers. 

College Heights -
Located on 11th Avenue Picnic tables, play structure and waste receptacles.

Dr. Humes Memorial Park -
Located at Hurd Street and Pleasantview Crescent. Paved path, picnic shelter, picnic tables, benches, waste receptacles, fencing, washroom, parking and signage.

Fenn Park -
Located at 3rd Avenue and Ryan Street.
Play structure (6-12 age), picnic table, waste receptacle, benches, fencing and park signage. 

Fraser River Heritage Park -
Located on 5th Avenue just East of Stave Lake St.
The Fraser River Park is the largest park in Mission and plays host to several events and activities.

Gary McDonald Park -
Located at the end of Bobcat Drive (west).  Play structure (0-5 years), park signage, waste receptacle.
 
Griner Park -
Located at Cherry Avenue and Grand Street.
Play structure (6-12 age), park signage, sand volleyball courts, fencing, school access path and waste receptacles. 
 
Harbour Park -
Located at Harbour Avenue and Abbott Street.
Picnic tables, waste receptacles, washroom, parking and park signage. 
 
Hatzic Park -
Located at Draper Street and Weaver Crescent.
Two softball diamonds, waste receptacles, washroom, parking, fence and park signage.  Click here for field conditions. 

Jack Wade Park -
Located on Veres Terrace.
Play structure (6-12 age), benches and waste receptacle. 
 
Kinsmen East Park -
Located at 7th Avenue and Murray Street.
Play structure (0-5 age), fenced, washroom, parking and signage. 
 
Kinsmen West Park -
Located at 7th Avenue and Hurd Street.
Play structure (5-12 age), fenced, picnic tables, benches, waste receptacles, paved path and park signage. 
 
Knightview Park -
Located at Barnett Avenue and Knight Avenue.
Play structure (5-12 age), school access path, bench, waste receptacle and park signage. 
 
Lightburn Park -
Located at Christie Avenue and Phelps Avenue.
Play structure (6-12 age), picnic tables, bench, waste receptacle and park signage. 

Mission Rotary Sports Park -
Four baseball diamonds, four slo-pitch diamonds, four soccer fields, two all weather fields, field houses, parking, waste receptacles, washrooms, team rooms, referee rooms, concession, caretaker residence, parks signage, baseball and soccer storage and batting cage.  Click here for field conditions.
 
Ogle Park -
Located at 14th Avenue and Tanager Street.
Play structure (6-12 age), park signage, fenced, waste receptacle and dog bag dispenser. 
 
Ruskin Park -
Located at Ruskin Crescent.
Play structure (6-12 age), waste receptacles and park signage. 
 
Silverdale Park -
Located at Donatelli Road and McLean Street.
Softball diamond (converts to soccer in winter), running trail, fenced, waste receptacles and washroom.  Click here for field conditions.

Stewart Park -
Located at Wren Street and Stewart Street.
Swing set, waste receptacles, fencing and picnic table. 

Tom Jones Park -
Located off Fennel St at the end of Mitchell Ave.  Large open space park with large play structure (6-12 age), waste receptacles and park signage.
 
Wren Park -
Located at Silverhill Street and Wolfe Street.
Slo-pitch diamond, picnic shelter, picnic tables, waste receptacles, fenced, parking and washroom.


Click for a map of all parks and schools in Mission. 

Click for information on the Mission Spray Park.

Click here for the Mission Parks, Recreation & Culture - Parks & Trails handout.

Regional Parks

Cascade Falls Regional Park

Part of the Fraser Valley Regional District Park System, the park is located just east of Mission, 14kms north on Sylvester Road.  The park features a 28 meter waterfall with a moderately difficult trail leading to a viewing platform.

Matsqui Trail

Part of the Metro Vancouver Regional Park System, the park is located on underneath the south end of the Mission Bridge.  The park features 26 km's of trails that are suitable for hiking, horseback riding and cycling.  The park also features 4 unserviced campsites.

Neilson Regional Park

This 10 hectare park, located on the west side of Hatzic Lake, has become the major public park on the lake.  The eastern exposure of the park offers a magnificent view across Hatzic Lake and up the Fraser Valley to Mount Cheam and the Cheam Ridge.  Neilson Park is popular for large picnics and organized gatherings, nature viewing and beach activities.  A small run of Chum salmon, which arrive in early November, spawn in Draper Creek that runs through the park.  Neilson Park has full facilities with two toilets, water, picnic shelter, and 18 picnic tables.

Dewdney Nature Regional Park

This 7 hectare nature park is located outside the dyke on the east side of River Road South. This site provides an excellent location for bar fishing along the Fraser River, and is used extensively by local fishermen. A boat launch is available on site. Dewdney Nature Park also provides an assembly area for walking along the nearby Dewdney Dyke.

Fraser River Heritage Park

Fraser River Heritage Park is located at one of the most breathtakingly beautiful locations to be found anywhere. The site of many community activities, including weekly Wednesday evening concerts at the bandstand during the summer months, the park is also visited regularly by local residents for the sheer enjoyment of the setting. The Norma Kenney House includes a gift shop, restaurant, and administrative offices. The park also houses the historic ruins of St. Mary's Mission and Indian Residential School, and will soon boast the completion of the restoration of the Grotto site, an important pilgrimage location.

Click here to view all of the parks in the Fraser Valley Regional Parks System.

Forestry Trails & Attractions

Click here for a complete listing of Forestry Trails & Recreation Areas.

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