Some outdoor plans are less about the destination and more about the feeling they leave behind—an open horizon, a burst of cool water and an hour that belongs entirely to you.
Framed by wide-open athletic fields in Richmond, King George/Cambie Community Park balances high-energy recreation with the practical comforts of a spacious neighbourhood hub. Expansive green turf creates a vibrant, active atmosphere, while ball diamonds, tennis courts, a bustling splash pad, and a large central gathering shelter offer plenty of ways to spend a lively afternoon.
A Vibrant Escape Under the Open Sky
Follow the wide-open turf fields, pack a towel for the splash pad or enjoy an energetic afternoon right in the heart of the neighbourhood.
For families and sports enthusiasts, the park includes a bustling water play area, baseball diamonds, and outdoor courts for tennis and basketball. Visitors can also make use of the large picnic shelter and playground space for gatherings and play.
King George/Cambie Community Park is not about quiet seclusion. Its charm lies in something brighter: open space, activity and the ease of spending an energetic afternoon outdoors without planning an entire day around it.
Quick Details Location: 4100 No. 5 Road, Richmond, BC V6X 2R4 Area: Richmond (Cambie / East Cambie)
Best for: Field sports, splash pad cooling, community gatherings and active family outings
Features: Wide-open athletic turf, expansive green spaces and open skies Facilities:
Baseball diamonds, tennis and basketball courts, splash pad, large picnic shelter,
playground and washrooms Parking: Parking lot available Dogs: On leash only (Dogs
permitted on-leash in designated park areas; no off-leash zone)
Before You Go
Keep pets on a leash at all times while walking through the park grounds, and remember that dogs are strictly prohibited inside the splash pad and water play areas. Owners are always responsible for cleaning up after their pets.
Visitor facilities, including the public washrooms and picnic shelter areas, see high volumes during peak weekend hours and sunny days, so checking ahead or arriving early can help secure a spot.
Because the park hosts active sports fields and open turf spaces, spectators and visitors should keep clear of active games and scheduled event zones. Splash pad operational hours and washroom availability may also vary seasonally.
Plan Your Visit
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