Stanley Park Mobility Study
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The Vancouver Park Board is undertaking a Mobility Study to explore options for improving access and the experience in Stanley Park. The focus of the study is Stanley Park Drive, which has not changed in 130 years, despite Vancouver’s population growing rapidly and tourism at an all-time high. The park now attracts over 18 million visitors every year, so we want to know what can be done to handle more visitors without having to build more roads and remove forest. This is our chance to rethink mobility in Stanley Park to meet everyone’s needs while protecting what we love most about the park.
Get Involved:
We are now in the final phase of the study. This phase will explore six possible mobility options for Stanley Park. These options are based on previous engagement to understand how people use and value Stanley Park.
- For more information on the six potential options, read the Mobility Options package (PART 1) (PDF, 8.7 MB).
- To understand how the options were developed, read the Evaluation Process package (Part 2) (PDF, 2.4 MB).
Stanley Park is a significant place to the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh peoples. This project is an important component of the Stanley Park Comprehensive Plan.
Have your say on potential mobility options for Vancouver's Stanley Park
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Did you know that Stanley Park Drive was first developed in the late 19th century?
Fast forward over 130 years and it really hasn’t changed very much. 18 million people visit the park each year and that number continues to grow.
To protect the park experience and manage over-crowding, we need to plan for the future needs of the park and its visitors.
Have your say on potential options that could improve the way you move around Stanley Park.
Visit shapeyourcity.ca/stanley-park-mobility-study
Contact us
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Stanley Park Mobility Team
Email StanleyPark@vancouver.ca