Collection: Queen Elizabeth Park Camps

Central Vancouver · Cambie

Sunhouse Summer Camps at Queen Elizabeth Park

Small-group outdoor day camps for children ages 5 to 8, exploring the gardens, meadows, and pathways of Queen Elizabeth Park, the highest point in Vancouver. Built on The Sunhouse Method™. 6:1 ratio. Rain or shine.

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About Queen Elizabeth Park

Queen Elizabeth Park crowns Little Mountain, the highest point in the city of Vancouver, with sweeping views of the downtown skyline and North Shore mountains. Its 52 hectares hold the famous Quarry Gardens, the arboretum's remarkable collection of native and exotic trees, wide meadows, and quiet winding pathways.

Our Queen Elizabeth Park camps meet at the West 33rd Avenue parking lot and use the park's gardens, meadows, and pathways as a full-time outdoor classroom.

Why We Chose Queen Elizabeth Park

  • Gardens as classroom. The Quarry Gardens and arboretum offer year-round plant, bird, and pollinator study.
  • Meadows and pathways. Open spaces for big movement, and winding trails for exploration and discovery.
  • Central for every family. Minutes from Cambie Village, Riley Park, Oakridge, and the Canada Line.
  • A view to remember. Children spend their summer at the literal top of Vancouver.
"Queen Elizabeth Park gives children gardens, meadows, and the whole city spread out below them. It is a summer they remember."

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Meeting Point and Drop-Off

All Queen Elizabeth Park camps meet at the West 33rd Avenue parking lot, Vancouver. Exact meeting time, drop-off protocol, and parking guidance are shared with enrolled families one week before camp begins. Parking is available in the park's lots off West 33rd Avenue. Transit access is via the Canada Line (King Edward Station) and the 15 Cambie and 33 bus lines.

The Cambie / Riley Park Neighbourhood

Queen Elizabeth Park sits between Cambie Village and Riley Park in central Vancouver. The area is rich with family destinations including the Bloedel Conservatory at the top of the park, Hillcrest Community Centre and Aquatic Centre, Nat Bailey Stadium, and the shops and cafés of Cambie Village and Main Street.

Frequently Asked Questions

About Queen Elizabeth Park Camps
Where exactly do we meet?

At the West 33rd Avenue parking lot in Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver. It is the easiest meeting point for drop-off and pick-up by car or transit.

Is the park safe for young children?

Yes. Our educators are trained in outdoor safety, route planning, and risk assessment. We work within familiar areas of the park and keep groups close together.

What if it rains?

Camp runs rain or shine. Children come prepared with waterproof layers and rain boots on wet days, and the park's tree cover offers natural shelter.

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