Nicomekl Riverfront Park

The park is in the design phase and most of it is closed to the public. 

Surrey has over 800 parks and one park is uniquely adapting to climate change by making room for the river: the future Nicomekl Riverfront Park. Located on the south side of the Nicomekl River in South Surrey, this 3km linear park will extend from Elgin Road to 40 Avenue. 80 acres in size, the future nature park will be 14 times larger than Crescent Beach Park.

The park will combine environmental, cultural, art, heritage, recreation and social spaces. A nature-based design approach will protect flora, fauna, creeks and the park’s natural water system.

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Learn more about the project including park design, timeline, phasing, and planning principles. 

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Park properties open to the public (west to east)

• 103F Greenbelt (14699 Winter Crescent, by Anderson Creek only, not 3600 King George Blvd)
• 103D Utility Right of Way (3435 150 St, 14900 35 Ave, and 3583 149A St)
• Nicomekl Dog Off-Leash Park (3435 150 St)
• Barbara Creek Park (15105 36 Ave, access through 103D Greenbelt or from 36 Ave at 149A St)
• 104G Greenbelt (access from cul-de-sac at 154 St at 154 A St)
   

Nicomekl dog off-leash park

With around 1 acre of fenced open space, this dog off-leash area is accessible from the multi-use pathway which connects to Barbara Creek Park and the Rosemary Heights West and King George Corridor neighbourhoods.

There is no parking at the dog park. Walking to the dog park is encouraged. This area is shared for dogs of different sizes.

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Park properties closed to the public (west to east)

• 3652 Elgin Road
• 14391 Crescent Rd
• 3600 King George Blvd
• Barbara Creek Park (15133 36 Ave)

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This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada through the Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund.

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