Maple Ridge Park

Aerial view of new adventure playground at Maple Ridge Park

Summer Pro Tips for a Great Visit to Maple Ridge Park

- Consider carpooling
- Visit at off-peak times
- Only park in designated spots (to avoid a ticket and keep ways clear for emergency vehicles)
- Pack out what you pack in (help keep our wildlife safe by avoiding litter)
- Keep pets on a leash
- Be fire smart (No campfires or briquette BBQs)
- Think ahead of time about an alternative destination if parking is full

Learn about upcoming Maple Ridge Park improvements, including increasing parking by over 40%, at:
Engage.MapleRidge.ca/MapleRidgeParkUpgrade

Check out all of our parks, playgrounds, and spray parks at: MapleRidge.ca/ParksAndTrails

Located along the sparkling South Alouette River at the corner of 232 Street and 132 Avenue, this destination park offers an expanse of mature forest nursing a wide array of native plants and wildlife. Each fall the South Alouette River welcomes large populations of spawning Pink and Chum salmon.

Playground

With a design informed by the community through our engagement in summer 2023, the new playground completed in Fall 2024 is more accessible and continues to offer an exciting play experience at this destination park.

New playground features:

  • Accessible slide, see-saw, spinner, sand digger, and swing
  • 30-foot tree house with slides, bridges, and climbing obstacles
  • Side-by-side zipline
  • Rubber playground safety surfacing
  • Sensory play features, including a sand and water play area, musical play components, talk tubes, and in-ground trampolines
  • Toddler play structure

Learn more at Playground at Maple Ridge Park | Engage Maple Ridge.

New Spray Park

The new spray park is now open!

A new, larger, more accessible, and water-efficient spray park was completed in July 2025 as part of ongoing efforts outlined in the City’s 2023 Parks, Recreation, and Culture Master Plan to improve community facilities, diversify play spaces, and provide recreational opportunities for residents of all ages and abilities. 

Learn more at Spray Park at Maple Ridge Park | Engage Maple Ridge.

Picnic Shelter

To reserve the picnic shelter please visit MapleRidge.ca/BookPicnic or call Facilities Bookings at 604-467-7422.

Dog Off-Leash Area

Located at 13165 236 Street on the east side of Maple Ridge Park.

Residents are welcomed to visit with their dogs to try out our city's first dog agility course, walk our new off-leash path loop, or cool down your hot dog at our spray hydrant misting station.

Read more about the development of the dog off-leash area expansion on the city project page.

Large climbing tower structure at new maple ridge park playground
Rope tunnel on new adventure playground at Maple Ridge Park with 2 kids inside
Large sand and water play area in front of new adventure playground
Small girl in pink raincoat at the top of an accessible slide
Two boys playing on a disk swing
Boy playing on zipline
A spray park with blue painted concrete deck, orange spray features and a metal water dripping shelter
A short blue water slide with orange steps leading up and children playing
Blue circular spray loops in a spray park with a water canon in the background and kids playing
Metal water table with spinning water pump and waterwheel in a spray park and kids playing
An aerial image of the new spray park, with a fish graphic painted on the concrete deck and many children playing
Aerial view of Alouette River running through Maple Ridge Park
Aerial view of a river through a forest with a path beside
A wood picnic shelter with green metal roof under a large tree beside a field
Maple Ridge Park dog-off leash with exciting obstacles for dogs
Address
13180 232 Street/23280 132 Avenue, Maple Ridge, BC, V4R 2S7
Amenities
Barbecue,
Covered Picnic Areas,
Drinking Water,
Off-Leash Dog Park,
Open Green Space,
Park Benches,
Parking,
Picnic Table,
Playground,
River Access,
Sand Play Area,
Small Water Play Feature,
Spray Park,
Trails (Walking),
Washrooms,
Wheelchair Accessible,
Zipline