Sp’akw’us Feather Park
Squamish's Newest Recreation Area
Squamish's newest park and recreation area has mostly completed construction but may be continuing construction in some areas, please obey signage and be cautious of construction zones.
*IMPORTANT NOTICE*
October 16, 2024 - The District of Squamish is implementing a permanent restriction on kiteboarding from the watersports beach at Sp’akw’us Feather Park. Wingfoiling and windsurfing continue to be permitted from the beach due to their contained nature. The restriction of kiteboarding aims to ensure that the park is a place for every park user to safely enjoy.
Access to Pepahím̓ (Spit Island) for kiteboarding continues as normal through seasonal shuttle services operated by the Squamish Windsports Society. Please content them for details or to book your shuttle.
How to get here
Located near downtown Squamish, take Loggers Lane or Cleveland Ave southwest towards the waterfront.
About the Park
This 11-acre park features an oceanfront public beach, a windsports beach, the meadow/dune grass area, crushed rock and paved pathways, a boardwalk, as well as a Land’s End monument along with shoreline planting and intertidal habitat.
As described by the developer, "Sp’akw’us Feather Park transforms the tip of the Oceanfront Peninsula into a beautiful and vibrant community gathering space. The oceanfront park features multiple significant art pieces by local artists including James Harry and Maskull Lassere; a playground designed in collaboration with Indigenous youth that retells Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw stories of the land; slackline posts; lawn area designed for a sound stage; and cultural gardens with an area for outdoor classes."
Future additions to the park include a sailing centre with a drive-to-boat launch, a temporary parking area, a washroom facility, and boat storage facilities. Building for these amenities are currently underway and are due to continue through 2025. Also please note that other work on the park will continue through summer 2024, which may impact park access.
