Tipperary Park - New Westminster, British Columbia

Tipperary Park

Tipperary Park est un charmant espace vert situé au 315 Queens Ave, New Westminster, BC V3L 1K1, Canada. Ce parc offre un cadre paisible idéal pour les pique-niques, les promenades et les activités récréatives.

Spécialités : Parc, Attraction touristique

Autres données d'intérêt :
- Pique-niques
- Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant
- Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant
- Dispose d'un terrain de tennis
- Tables de pique-nique
- Convient aux anniversaires d'enfants
- Convient aux enfants
- Chiens acceptés

Avis : Cette entreprise a 572 avis sur Google My Business. L'avis moyen est de 4.6/5.

Tipperary Park est un véritable joyau caché dans la région de New Westminster. Les visiteurs sont impressionnés par la beauté des cerisiers en fleur qui bordent les ruelles, créant un tableau presque irréel de nuages de roses pâles ou blanches (selon l'éclairage du soleil). Les petits étangs, les chutes d'eau et le pont en bois contribuent à créer un cadre enchanteur, un répit précieux face à la agitation de la mairie voisine.

Le parc dispose également d'un terrain de tennis parfaits pour les amateurs de sports. Les tables de pique-nique réparties dans les allées offrent un espace agréable pour se restaurer en famille ou entre amis. Le parc est également adapté aux enfants et convient parfaitement pour célébrer les anniversaires.

Informations pratiques

Adresse : 315 Queens Ave, New Westminster, BC V3L 1K1, Canada
Téléphone : 6045213711
Site web : newwestcity.ca

👍 Avis de Tipperary Park

Linh T.

5/5

In case you haven't visited the park during the cherry blossom season, please put it into your to-do list next year. The cherry trees here are giant, look like light pink or white clouds (depending on the sunlight). Little ponds, falls and a wooden bridge really build up a lovely tiny hideaway...from the city hall, lol.

Eddie S.

5/5

It's the first time that we visit this city park. We are so surprised seeing this little hidden gem while next to the City Hall.
We visit this park since we enjoy the Hyack Parade in uptown. There are lots of shady area and old trees. The little creek there is a good walking area. A good park is good for just a little rest or a big family picnic.

M-L

5/5

What a beautiful park! Very lovely to walk through, and can walk on the stepping stones across the water. Can sit on a park bench and read a good book or bird watch. Thursday the Farmer's Market is there from 3-7 pm (In New Westminster, off Queens, parking on Queens beyond the military parking)

Manizha A.

5/5

We walked to this park from Queen's Park, it took about 15 minutes, and we're glad we chose today to come because there were many ducks swimming in one of the small ponds. This park is very peaceful, not many people, but it can be very loud when there's alot of traffic across the street.

Vishal G.

5/5

Tipperary Park is a hidden gem in New Westminster. The lush greenery, serene pond, and well-maintained pathways make it a perfect spot for a relaxing stroll or a family picnic. The gardens are beautifully kept, and there are plenty of benches to sit and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. It's a great place for kids to explore and for adults to unwind. Highly recommended for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city!

Sarah F. B.

5/5

Really cute little Japanese garden tucked away le a well kept secret. It's beautiful in all seasons! Love sitting my the little stream on a way afternoon. Very peaceful!

Bumble B.

5/5

It was our first time walking and enjoying the farmers market on a Thursday afternoon. We came across a very innovative, clean, healthy product that caught our eye: vacuum sealed, fried in olive oil, root chips. There are several root varieties and all are delicious. The concept from two university graduates conquered our palates wiith this amazing snack alternative. Make sure you check them out!! - I've attached a picture for your reference.
Parking: definitely wherever you can find a spot, luckily, this park offers many entry ways, all leading to the market.

Patrick S. C.

4/5

Tipperary Square was part of the Royal Engineers original city plans in 1859-1863. The park was to used for legislative buildings but was officially added to the parks system in 1908. The New WestMinster tennis club that formed in the 1890's became a permanent resident of the park in 1908.
Diagnol pathways, a series of small cascading waterfalls, trees of dedication, friendship gardens, ducks and ponds, stone steps crossing the water path and a canopy of beautiful trees give this park a peaceful character.