The Village of Pemberton has 11 parks municipal parks. Whether you are looking for a quiet place to relax or a place to take the kids for an afternoon, our Village parks offer it all.
Interested in hosting an event in a Village Park? Apply for a Park Use Permit. Please ensure you review the Village of Pemberton’s Communicable Disease Plan (CDP).
Here are some Frequently Asked Questions about our municipal parks and fields. Parks and Fields FAQ
Pemberton Meadows Fields are located at the old high school site along Pemberton Meadows Road.
Location: Pemberton Regional Airport, Airport Road
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The Basketball Court is located in front of Signal Hill Elementary School at 1410 Portage Road in Pemberton.
*Please note that the basketball court is closed during regular school hours.
Location: Lot 21, Alder Drive
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Warmer weather means it’s time for water fun for all ages at the Pemberton and District Community Centre Spray Park. The spray park is open May - September and during open hours you can activate the water system by push buttons. Regular operating hours are 10am to 8pm.
Location: East side of Cottonwood Street (across from Community Centre)
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Situated on the recreation lands located on Pemberton Farm Road East.
Visit the Den Duyf Park page to find out more.
The park is approximately 3 acres and located on the north shore of Gates Lake, near the small community of Birken. Accessed from Portage Road, the site was purchased by the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District in 2013 with the plan of developing a community park to enhance recreation and leisure opportunities in the Mount Currie to D’Arcy corridor. The site includes a large parking lot, bathroom and many grassy areas to enjoy. Bring a picnic lunch and plan to spend an enjoyable day in the park.
For more information visit slrd.bc.ca
**Closed for the season due to Construction**
The Nature Play Park has been designed to expand the outdoor play opportunities available at the Community Centre. The Park carefully integrates elements to support creative play, encourage confident exploration and help children develop a lasting affinity for the natural world. The park currently includes a natural grass maze, patio area, water feature with a decorative stream, adventure park style balancing elements, sandbox and natural rock seating. Expansion plans are based on grant funding. For more information on the park plan visit slrd.bc.ca
Location: Creekside Townhome Complex (Exit right from Highway 99 South)
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All parks and open spaces can be booked through the Pemberton and District Community Centre. To inquire about rental space and rates download the Park Use application form in PDF format. Completed form is to be returned to the Pemberton and District Community Centre or emailed to pemrecinfo@pemberton.ca.
Location: Birch Street @ Frontier Street
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Location: Aster Street
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Location: Frontier Street (owned by CN Rail)
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Location: Highway 99 South - Exit left on Highway 99 South
Notes: Dogs are not permitted at the main beach and must be on-leash within other areas of the park, except at the Dog Beach.
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View the Beach Water Quality Reports for One Mile Lake
View the One Mile Lake Park Master Plan
Location: 1382 Aster Street, behind Municipal Hall
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Location: Cottonwood Street and Portage Road
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Location: Dogwood Street (Pemberton Benchlands)
Note: No camping or long-term parking permitted
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Location: Pioneer Junction Complex, located off of Vine Road.
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Location: 7400 Laurel Street, The Glen Neighbourhood.
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The Pemberton Valley Trails Association (PVTA) is a society dedicated to creating and maintaining an interconnected network of multi-use trails in the Pemberton Valley. In cooperation with the Village of Pemberton, the SLRD, First Nations, the province of BC and local land owners, we aim to plan, develop and maintain a Pemberton trail system using off-road routes wherever possible, linking with developed areas.
Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month between September and June at 7 pm in the Pemberton Community Centre. Our Annual General meeting to elect new directors is held in March and the annual trail Maintenance day in April.
For trail maps and more information please visit the Pemberton Valley Trails Association website.
The Pemberton Off Road Cycling Association (PORCA) was founded to support riders and trails of all levels. Through community involvement and trails stewardship, PORCA strives to maintain and enhance Pemberton's world class riding experience for residents and visitors.
PORCA also hosts a Wednesday night women's ride, known as Bike Club. Last year, the Club saw an incredible turnout last year - we hosted 27 rides, with an average of 24 riders per week. People come to Bike Club for many different reasons but the main goal is for everyone to have fun and feel welcome. It's a non-competitive ride for women to share knowledge and to support each other in learning. For more info visit: https://www.porcabikes.com/bikeclub.