Fleetwood Park

There are plenty of things to do at Fleetwood Park. From picnic shelters and play areas (including a spray park) to scenic gardens and nature trails, there is something for everyone to enjoy and explore! The nature trail loop in the park is 1.8 kilometres long and takes about 30 minutes to walk.

In the southern section, you'll find a designated Urban Forest where many animals and plants flourish. While exploring the trails, please keep yourself and your dog on trail at all times to help protect the park's sensitive streams and other natural areas.

Picnic shelters

Fleetwood Park is a great place to host a picnic. There are four picnic shelters in Fleetwood Park: one located west of the garden and three located west of the playground.

Picnic shelters are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. If you’re having a picnic or hosting an event in a Surrey park, please review how to host an event in a park. Steps to hosting an event at Fleetwood Park will differ if you’re looking to host a public event.

Fleetwood Gardens

Located at the corner of 80 Avenue and 160 Street, Fleetwood Gardens are open all year-round and are a must-see.

History

Fleetwood Park was named after Lance Corporal Arthur Thomas Fleetwood, whose family settled here in the early 1900s and owned large plots of land.

Public art

View work by i.e. creative (Cheryl Hamilton and Mike Vandermeer) entitled Gnomon, a cast-iron sculpture in the gardens that tells the story of the passage of time in the community.