Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

Amazing and well done. Defiently a high light of our trip. Great design. Many places to see and explore. Clean bathrooms located throughout the park. Respect to wildlife . Went during the holidays and loved the lights. It's worth every penny. The totem poles were amazing. Make sure to catch a team member talking about the park.
Cori Harper - a week ago

This was such an awesome, mind blowing, beautiful evening!! I was not prepared for the incredible beauty and energy of these old majestic trees all lit up!! The bridge crossing was interesting and fun. I didn’t know what I was organizing for my daughter and me, but it was a 5✨ experience all the way. There were tons of people there because of the Taylor Swift shows this weekend, but they handled the crowds masterfully and EVERY SINGLE STAFF person we interacted with were EXTREMELY kind and genuine. This is a must do experience!!
Andrea Dindinger - in the last week

Visiting the park during Canyon lights is highly recommended! Went around 3:30 and stayed for a good 3 hours to bask in the beauty during twilight (less crowd as well). The bridge is 230 ft tall and the bridge definitely gets wobbly but the activities and views from the other side are well worth the trek. Grab a hot drink and otter balls and just admire the beauty - it was the highlight of my Vancouver trip!
- Salaymang - - 2 weeks ago

Capilano Park is an amazing attraction in North Vancouver! We got there shortly before 5pm and, thankfully, the ticket taker told us the price would drop by 25% if we wanted to wait (of course we did!!). Drops the price from $74 to $56 easily. You can also buy twilight tickets online, which we did to avoid the long line that gathered around 5. Heading into the park, there are a few attractions to look at before you reach the suspension bridge, which are cool. A totem tower here, a shop there, but I was eager to get to the main event. The suspension bridge is amazing, a swaying marvel, stretching over 400ft between the trees. There was quite the crowd when we went, which made for a slow trek across the bridge, but gave us ample time to admire the sights around. What a view. After you cross, there's a whole forest to explore. I highly recommend the Extreme Treetop Adventure, unless you have a fear of heights! With platforms high up on trees and mini suspension bridges, this path is a fun trek through the treetops, with signs explaining the sights. It's also the best of the bunch, as every other path pales in comparison. My second favourite attraction is the cliff walk back on the other side of the big bridge, which is a daring adventure alongside the cliff face. All the shops in this park are overpriced, so you're better off exiting to find food. But other than that, Capilano is a great place to spend an hour or two!
Tyra Baltram - 3 months ago

I visited a couple of years ago in the spring, and while it was beautiful then, my October visit felt entirely different as the park embraces a more festive vibe with Halloween lights. This time, I chose a later time slot and arrived between 5:00 and 7:00. It was perfect, as we got to experience the park during golden hour and stayed long enough to see the Halloween lights come alive as it got dark. The light installations were stunning, and we were really impressed. However, it did get quite crowded with families and children, even though we went midweek.
May Nguyen - a month ago