Parks
Find your next outdoor activity or family adventure. With hundreds of parks and high-quality amenities, there’s an outdoor activity for everyone to enjoy.
Connect through nature and play. We believe that access to nature and outdoor spaces helps develop an engaged and healthy community. That’s why we work to provide beautiful, clean and safe park spaces for you to enjoy.
Community Picnics
Pack your picnic blanket and join to celebrate with your family, friends and community at a picnic event near you! Picnics run every Thursday from June 19-Aug 28. Help launch the celebrations on June 14 at our International Picnics Day event at Chimney Heights Park.
Tree Sales
Purchase quality trees for $20 starting Aug 13. Choose from an assortment of fruit trees, maples, magnolias, and more! Each tree planted contributes to growing Surrey's urban forest. Eligibility and limits apply.
Sounds of Summer
Enjoy free performances as part of our annual summertime music series in July and August. With diverse genres from jazz and R&B to Punjabi fusion, hosted at some of Surrey's most beautiful parks and outdoor spaces.
Surrey Youth Stewardship Squad
Join us to remove invasive plants, plant trees and shrubs, clean up litter, and enhance habitat within Surrey Parks. Bring your friends - all youth aged 13 to 18 are welcome. No experience required.
Nature Work Parties
Help care for Surrey parks by removing invasive plants, cleaning up litter and enhancing habitat within our parks. Everyone welcome; no experience necessary.
Park stewardship
Help look after Surrey parks
Surrey’s parks are for everyone—now and for future generations. Let’s work together to keep them healthy and beautiful!
- Stay on trails and open lawns. Protect plants and wildlife by sticking to marked paths. Leave flowers, berries, and natural items as you found them.
- Take your waste with you. Pack out all garbage and recyclables. Please don’t leave unnatural items in the park.
- Respect wildlife. Watch from a distance. Never feed animals or disturb their nests—keeping them wild keeps them safe.
- Protect our waterways. Avoid stepping in creeks or making new trails to water. Disturbing streambeds can harm fish and their eggs.
- Leash your dog. Unless in a designated off-leash area, keep your dog leashed to protect wildlife and other park visitors.
- Prevent the spread of invasive plants. Dispose of yard waste properly in your organic cart, not in parks.
Thank you for being a park steward and helping protect Surrey’s natural spaces!
