Some outdoor plans are less about the destination and more about the feeling they leave behind—a little fresh air, green surroundings and an hour that belongs entirely to you.

Located in Richmond’s Alexandra neighbourhood, Alexandra Neighbourhood Park offers a welcoming setting for a relaxed afternoon outdoors. With open grassy spaces, walking paths and recreational facilities, it’s a convenient place to step outside, stretch your legs and enjoy a break from the everyday routine.

A Simple Escape in the Neighbourhood

Take a leisurely stroll along the paths, find a spot to sit and unwind, or bring the family for some time outdoors. The park’s open spaces and playground make it a pleasant destination for families, while its sports facilities offer opportunities for a more active visit.

Whether you're looking for a quiet walk, an easy family outing or simply a chance to get some fresh air close to home, Alexandra Neighbourhood Park offers a straightforward way to enjoy the outdoors without planning an entire day around it.

Its charm lies in its everyday simplicity: green spaces, fresh air and the pleasure of having a little outdoor retreat right in the neighbourhood.

Quick Details

Location: 9600 Odlin Road, Richmond, BC
Area: East Richmond (Alexandra neighbourhood)
Best for: Meadow walks, dog-friendly outings, playground visits and relaxed family activities
Features: Open meadows, mature trees, walking paths, a stormwater pond and public art
Facilities: Playground, basketball court, table tennis tables, public washrooms and a covered outdoor gathering area
Parking: Check local parking availability before visiting
Dogs: Off leash only within the designated off-leash area. Dogs must remain under control and within sight; owners must carry a leash.

Before You Go

Keep your dog on leash when entering and leaving the designated off-leash area. Once inside, dogs must remain under control and within sight, and owners must maintain effective verbal control. Carry a leash at all times and clean up after your dog.

Dogs must have a current, visible City of Richmond licence tag. The City’s published off-leash guidance permits a maximum of three dogs per handler.

Dogs must remain on leash outside the signed off-leash zone. Follow posted signs and respect the designated boundaries. If your dog shows aggressive behaviour, leash them immediately.

Before visiting, check the City of Richmond’s official dog-off-leash map for the designated area at Alexandra Neighbourhood Park, near May Drive and Odlin Road. Confirm washroom availability with the City if you need those facilities.

Plan Your Visit

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