Ambleside Waterfront Park Implementation Project

After an extensive community consultation process, and building on four decades of work from the community, previous Councils and staff, the Ambleside Waterfront Concept Plan was endorsed by Council on Monday, June 13, 2016.

By balancing many community interests and priorities, the plan expresses a cohesive vision that ensures something for everyone, more green and open spaces, and multi-use facilities and infrastructure letting the community enjoy the waterfront for what it is–one of the jewels of West Vancouver and the Lower Mainland.

The Ambleside Waterfront Park Implementation Project will include refinement and detailed design of the park space resulting from the planning project (the Ambleside Waterfront Concept Plan).

This project is being led by the Parks Department and will take several years to realize phased sections of the park.

We're excited to share the next phase of what's to come on the waterfront in the Ambleside area.

Please watch this webpage for an update in fall or winter 2018.

After an extensive community consultation process, and building on four decades of work from the community, previous Councils and staff, the Ambleside Waterfront Concept Plan was endorsed by Council on Monday, June 13, 2016.

By balancing many community interests and priorities, the plan expresses a cohesive vision that ensures something for everyone, more green and open spaces, and multi-use facilities and infrastructure letting the community enjoy the waterfront for what it is–one of the jewels of West Vancouver and the Lower Mainland.

The Ambleside Waterfront Park Implementation Project will include refinement and detailed design of the park space resulting from the planning project (the Ambleside Waterfront Concept Plan).

This project is being led by the Parks Department and will take several years to realize phased sections of the park.

We're excited to share the next phase of what's to come on the waterfront in the Ambleside area.

Please watch this webpage for an update in fall or winter 2018.

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Q&A

  • While I welcome improvements why build and plant more when you cannot maintain properly our existing parks?

    Politics asked 8 months ago

    Improving the Ambleside waterfront has been a priority of Council for many years. The current plan reflects what we heard from the community and was adopted in June 2016. While Ambleside is a signature waterfront park area, West Vancouver has more parks per capita than many other municipalities. It’s often noted that the abundance of parks and green space is one of the reasons people choose to live here. If you are aware of a park that requires attention, please contact us at 604-925-7275.