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Pink Boots Society Collaboration Brew Big Jan is back again and better than ever! We’re celebrating International Women’s Day, with our sixth annual Pink Boots Society Collaboration beer: Big Jan Wears Pink Boots Hazy IPA! More than 20 ladies from various departments came together for a creative session to workshop this year’s label design. We asked the team to create a number of illustrations based on prompts like “what it means to be a woman in beer”, “meaning of belonging”, and “inspirational women in your life” to name just a few. To say we had an absolute blast drawing and hanging out with a group of smart, creative women, is an understatement. We may need to include drawing time in all our workdays now! Sharing and reflecting on each team member’s creative expression of these ideas, and then seeing those images integrated into the new label design was a true highlight of this year’s collaboration. We celebrate the 2024 IWD campaign theme ‘Inspire Inclusion’, and hope that the small steps we take to elevate the strong woman on our teams will inspire other women in predominantly male industries to seek and find their own sense of belonging. Our ‘women in beer’ brew crew are proud to present a new Hazy IPA featuring the 2023 Pink Boots Hop Blend – which boasts bright notes of citrus and ripe, tropical fruit. All proceeds from this brew benefit The Pink Boots Society, supporting women in beverage alcohol and fermentation industries. Big Jan Wears Pink Boots Hazy IPA is now available online and at our brewpub. Grab yours today and let’s all raise this fancy new brew in a ‘Cheers’ to the women at Stanley Park Brewing, and the many others who inspire, include and elevate us every day! Cheers to the Big Jan in your life!

We’ve got some pretty epic news to spill… We just walked away from the 2023 World Beer Awards with a haul of awards that are making us prouder than ever – including Canada’s Best American Style IPA and THE WORLD’S BEST Light Lager! We stand humbled, yet elated to share the remarkable news of our brewery’s outstanding performance at the 2023 World Beer Awards. This recognition is a tribute to our unwavering commitment to the art of brewing, an endeavor where dedication, creativity, and precision converge. Let’s get into the details of our triumph and the brews that earned us accolades on the global stage. Golden Glory: Electro Lager Who needs one gold medal when you can nab two? That’s right, our Electro Lager snagged both the World Gold and Canada Gold medals for the World’s Best Light Lager. This crisp brew has a 4% ABV and a laid-back 15 IBU proves that sometimes, simple is extraordinary. It’s a clean tasting, flavourful light lager, late-hopped to add notes of citrus. Brewed with barley, oats, and a smidge of sea salt to produce a light to medium-bodied beer at only 90 calories and 3g carbs per 355ml can! SHOP ELECTRO LAGER Canada’s Best IPA:Crushing It with Trail Hopper IPA lovers, listen up! Our Trail Hopper IPA brought home the Canada Gold medal for best American Style IPA, and oh my, are we thrilled! Clocking in at 6.8% ABV and packing a punchy 65 IBU, this American Style IPA is a hoppy delight that doesn’t mess around. Think citrusy explosions mixed with just the right amount of earthy pine hop character – it’s basically an adventure in a glass. SHOP TRAIL HOPPER Silver Linings:Our Stellar Line-up But wait, there’s more! We might’ve notched up some silver medals, but trust us, they shine just as bright. The Captain Hazy IPA (6.2% ABV, 50 IBU) brings those hazy vibes to the table, while Windstorm West Coast Pale Ale (5.4% ABV, 35 IBU) will take you on an unfiltered citrus-hop journey inspired by our stunning surroundings. And let’s not forget our Meteor Sour (4.5% ABV, 7 IBU) – we’re exceptionally proud of our newest core beer getting recognized by the World Beer Awards. If you haven’t tried it yet, it’s like a meteor shower of fruity goodness in your mouth! SHOP THE CAPTAIN HAZY Tipping Our Hat to Tradition:1897 Amber Ale Bridging the gap between tradition and innovation, our traditional pub-style 1897 Amber Ale snagged the Canada Bronze medal. At 5.1% ABV and with a gentle 15 IBU, it’s a tip of the hat to our history and a nod to the future. It’s like enjoying a bit of liquid time travel, with hints of caramel maltiness and just the right touch of hops. SHOP 1897 AMBER ALE Wrapping Up the Epic Journey As we reflect upon our remarkable journey through the 2023 World Beer Awards, we are reminded that awards are not merely tokens of recognition, but embodiments of our enduring commitment to the art of brewing.It’s not just about the medals (though they sure do look nice hanging out in our brewery), it’s about the heart and soul we pour into every brew. We’re humbled to be a part of the global beer community, and we’re not stopping here. Our passion for crafting top-notch beers that leave you grinning with each sip is stronger than ever. From our tanks to your glasses, here’s to you, our amazing beer family. Cheers to raising the bar, pushing boundaries, and creating flavours that make memories to share with friends. Stay tuned for more because the best is yet to come – and it’s coming straight from the heart of Stanley Park.

New Beer Release: Kinship Rice Lager Asian Heritage Month May is Asian Heritage Month and we’re celebrating diversity, cultural connection and belonging within our community. In collaboration with our internal PAC-Asia employee resource group, and the Vancouver Chinatown Foundation, we’re excited to launch our Kinship Rice Lager. A beer celebrating the coexistence of cultures and embracing the diversity that makes Canada unique. Tasting Notes This year, we’ve brewed a unique Rice Lager, flavoured with Mangosteen, a speciality Southeast Asian fruit offering a juicy aroma, as well as ube (ou-bae), a sweet purple yam often used in desserts in the Philippines, lends hints of vanilla-nut to the taste of this light pink coloured brew. Community & Partnership Stanley Park Brewing has partnered with the Vancouver Chinatown Foundation, a registered charity founded in 2011, that honours a culture and community established in Vancouver more than 100 years ago. The organization is characterized by a spirit of entrepreneurship, innovation and a passion to help the revitalization of Chinatown – one of Canada’s most iconic neighbourhoods and the historic heart of Vancouver. This label was designed by local artist, Nicole Larsen from Ripple and Rise, created to bring communities together to celebrate Asian Heritage Month, their cultures and kinship. Read more about Nicole and the inspiration for this design below. All proceeds from Stanley Park Brewing’s Kinship Wheat Ale are going towards the Vancouver Chinatown Foundation, supporting their revitalization efforts. ABOUT THE ARTIST & LABEL DESIGN ISNPIRATION Nicole My name is Nicole (she/her) and I’m a freelance graphic designer, illustrator, muralist, and the creative behind Ripple & Rise. My art is inspired by nature, connection, and everyday moments in life, and is known for its bold, bright colours and joyful, uplifting energy. When designing the label for this special beer, I was inspired by the natural beauty and cultural diversity of Asia, as well as the flavour of the beer itself. I chose four flowers native to Asia which hold many significant symbolic and spiritual meanings (Sakura, Hibiscus, Jasmine and Lotus), as well as the mangosteen fruit to showcase the flavour of the beer. Being a part of a project that values Asian representation and works to uplift Vancouver’s Chinatown community has been such an honour. It has allowed me the opportunity to create something that celebrates my own Japanese heritage and the diverse Asian community in Vancouver, while staying true to myself and my artistic style. I feel so grateful to be a part of such a meaningful project!

Non Alcoholic Beer Non alcoholic beer has become increasingly popular in the world in recent years as more people seek healthier and more responsible drinking options. This type of beer is brewed to have a minimal alcohol content, usually less than 0.5% ABV, allowing you to enjoy the taste of beer without the intoxicating effects. In Canada, non alcoholic beer has gained traction as a suitable alternative for those who want to stay sober while still participating in social events or enjoying a refreshing beverage. Is Non Alcoholic Beer Healthy? Non alcoholic beer can be a healthier option compared to regular beer due to its lower calorie content and absence of alcohol. Alcohol consumption has been linked to various health issues, such as liver damage and addiction. By choosing a non alcoholic beer, you can still enjoy the taste of beer without the associated health risks. However, it is essential to consume non alcoholic beer in moderation as it may still contain calories and sugars. The Benefits of Non Alcoholic Beer Some benefits of non alcoholic beer include improved hydration, reduced calorie intake, and better sleep quality. Additionally, it can help decrease the likelihood of alcohol-related health issues and promote responsible drinking habits. Best Non Alcoholic Beer Canada Canada has a growing market for non alcoholic beer, offering various options for those seeking a healthier alternative. Both small breweries and large companies are producing non alcoholic beer to cater to the growing demand for healthier and more responsible drinking options. The non alcoholic beer market has expanded over many years to include various styles and flavors, from well-known international brands to local craft breweries. Determining who does it the best non alcoholic beers depends on individual preferences and tastes, as different brands offer varying hops and malt flavor profiles and styles. To find the best non alcoholic beer for your taste, it’s a good idea to explore various options from both large companies and craft breweries. This will allow you to discover a non alcoholic beer that suits your palate. Larger companies, such as Heineken, Budweiser, and Corona, have introduced non alcoholic versions of their popular beers. These options are widely available and often designed to mimic the taste of their alcoholic counterparts. On the other hand, smaller breweries and craft producers have also entered the non alcoholic beer market, focusing on creating unique and innovative flavors. How Is Alcohol Free Beer Made? Non alcoholic beer is made using the same brewing process as regular beer. The primary difference lies in the fermentation stage, where the alcohol content is reduced or removed entirely. There are two primary methods for producing non alcoholic beer: low-temperature vacuum distillation and arrested fermentation. Both techniques aim to minimize or eliminate the alcohol content while preserving the beer’s taste and aroma. Usually you cannot taste a difference between normal beer and alcohol free beers. Is there Gluten Free Non Alcoholic Beer? For individuals who are sensitive to gluten or have celiac disease, finding a gluten-free non alcoholic beer can be challenging. However, a few brands offer gluten-free alcohol-free beer options, such as Glutenberg and Partake Brewing. These beers are crafted using alternative grains, such as millet, rice, or sorghum, to deliver a satisfying and gluten-free non alcoholic beer experience. Not all non alcoholic beers are gluten free—so watch out before you drink! Non Alcoholic Beer Vancouver Vancouver has embraced the non alcoholic beer trend, with many local breweries offering alcohol-free options. Some popular Vancouver-based non alcoholic beers include Stanley Park Brewing’s Alcohol-Free Beer and Brassneck Brewery’s “Nø A.B.” brew. You can find these beers at these brewers, local liquor stores, restaurants, and pubs throughout the city. Stanley Park Brewing Non Alcoholic Beers Stanley Park Brewing, a renowned brewery located in Vancouver, is dedicated to crafting exceptional beers using high-quality ingredients. Their alcohol-free beer is a testament to their commitment to excellence, providing the brewery with a light, refreshing and flavorful option for those who prefer or seeking a non alcoholic beverage. Made with the finest hops and barley, Stanley Park Brewing’s alcohol-free beer is a must-try for anyone looking to enjoy a delicious non alcoholic beer. People Also Ask Us Can you drink non alcoholic beer while driving? Drinking any beverage that contains alcohol while driving is not only unsafe but also illegal in many jurisdictions. Even though non alcoholic beer has a very low alcohol content (up to 0.5%), it is still classified as an alcohol-containing beverage. Therefore, consuming non alcoholic beer while driving could potentially lead to legal consequences, such as fines, license suspension, or even arrest, depending on the specific laws and regulations in your area. The primary purpose of these laws is to promote road safety and discourage any form of impaired driving. Even though non alcoholic beer is unlikely to cause significant impairment, it is crucial to prioritize safety and adhere to the law. To ensure you are abiding by the legal requirements, it is best to avoid consuming any beverages with alcohol content while driving, including non alcoholic beer. Is non alcoholic beer safe during pregnancy? Many experts consider non alcoholic beer safe to drink during pregnancy due to its minimal alcohol content. However, it is crucial to consult your doctor before consuming non alcoholic drinks or any alcohol-containing beverages during pregnancy. Does non alcoholic beer have alcohol? Non alcoholic beer does contain trace amounts of alcohol, usually less than 0.5% ABV. However, the alcohol content is significantly lower than that of regular beer, making it a suitable option for those looking to reduce their alcohol intake. Which types of beers come in non alcoholic form? Various types of beers are available in non alcoholic form, catering to a wide range of tastes and preferences. Non alcoholic beer comes in all the familiar types: lagers, light lager, pale ale, IPA, hazy IPA, stouts and dark stouts, pilsner, and even in a nice malt. Whatever way you like it, with lots of hops or not, you’ll find awesome NA beers that taste just like the real thing. Where can I buy non alcoholic beer near me? Non alcoholic beer can be found at many liquor stores, grocery stores, and online retailers. In addition, various restaurants and bars also offer non alcoholic beer options on their menus. Do non alcoholic beers taste different? Many breweries now use innovative methods, such as low-temperature vacuum distillation and arrested fermentation, to preserve the beer’s flavor and aroma notes while minimizing or eliminating alcohol content. As a result, most non alcoholic beers can closely resemble the taste of regular beer, making them an enjoyable alternative for those looking to reduce their alcohol intake but maintain that crisp brew taste. In conclusion, non alcoholic beer is a great alternative for those who want to enjoy the taste of beer without the associated health risks or intoxicating effects. With various options of nonalcoholic beer available in Canada and Vancouver, you can find the perfect beer and a the style of non alcoholic beer that suits your taste and lifestyle. Remember to consume non alcoholic beer in moderation and consult your doctor before consuming any alcohol-containing beverages during pregnancy or while managing specific health conditions. Cheers to a healthier and more responsible beer-drinking experience!

Craft Beer Delivery At Stanley Park Brewing, we’re passionate about bringing the best craft beer experience right to your doorstep. We understand the growing demand for convenience and the desire to discover new, exciting flavors of craft beer. That’s why we’ve got options for craft beer delivery that you’ll love. To order beer now, Shop our full selection on our online store, or subscribe to our Park Explorers Beer Club to ensuring you’ll never miss out on your favorite brews. Vancouver’s vibrant craft beer scene is full of unique flavors and innovative craft breweries. Stanley Park Brewing is proud to offer craft beer delivery services in Vancouver. Our dedicated team ensures that your favorite brews are delivered quickly and safely, right to your doorstep. No need to worry about finding craft beer delivery near me – we’ve got you covered with our reliable services and extensive selection of quality brews. Expanding Our Delivery Area To better serve our customers, we are continually expanding our craft beer delivery area throughout the city of Vancouver and surrounding regions. We aim to make it easy for beer lovers to find craft beers from our brewery and enjoy them from the comfort of their own homes. Stanley Park’s Craft Beer Delivery Club: The Park Explorers Beer Club The Park Explorers Beer Club is the ultimate way to experience Stanley Park Brewing‘s unique and diverse range of craft beers. As a member, each month you’ll receive monthly shipments of carefully curated beers, including limited edition and seasonal releases. You’ll also enjoy exclusive benefits like early access to new products, brewery events, and special promotions. The Park Explorers Beer Club is perfect for craft beer lovers looking to explore the best of one of Vancouver’s craft breweries. The Park Explorers Beer Club Benefits A quarterly shipment of 6 to 8 carefully selected beers Stanley Park Brewing Merch Exclusive access to limited edition and seasonal releases A 10% discount on all online purchases Invitations our Vancouver Brewery events and tastings Special offers and promotions throughout the year Get Craft Beer Delivered To Your Door Whether you’re a seasoned craft beer enthusiast or just starting to explore the world of craft breweries, our home delivery service makes it easy to enjoy your favorite beers without leaving the house. Simply browse our online store, select your desired brews, and we’ll deliver them straight to your door in Vancouver. BC Craft Beer Delivered At Stanley Park Brewing, we’re proud of our British Columbia roots and the thriving craft beer scene that our province offers. With our delivery service we can bring the best of BC’s craft breweries directly to your doorstep. Experience the diverse and exciting flavors that make BC’s craft beer industry one of the best in Canada. Perfect For The Craft Beer Lover Craft beer delivery is an ideal gift for the beer lover in your life or a convenient way to treat yourself to new and exciting brews. With options like the Park Explorers Beer Club and our extensive online store, there’s something for everyone – from the craft beer connoisseur to the casual enthusiast. Surprise your friends and family with the gift of craft beer delivery, or simply enjoy a well-deserved treat after a long day. People Also Ask Us How does craft beer delivery work? Simply browse our online store, select the beers you’d like, and place your order. We’ll package your order securely and deliver it right to your doorstep in Vancouver and within our specified delivery area. Most deliveries are delivered same-day. Can I send a craft beer delivery gift? Yes, craft beer delivery makes a great gift for the beer lovers in your life. You can choose from our Park Explorers Beer Club membership of curated beer packs, or a collection of individual beers to create a personalized gift that’s sure to impress. Add their address while you checkout and we’ll deliver the gift. How quickly will my craft beer be delivered? Delivery times vary a lot depending on your location within the city of Vancouver. We strive to deliver your order as quickly and safely as possible, with most orders arriving the same day. Note: The deadline for same day delivery is 12:00pm. Enjoy hassle-free craft beer delivery from Stanley Park Brewing. Treat yourself or surprise a loved one with the ultimate beer lover’s gift – delivered right to their doorstep. Cheers!

THE SALVAGE VANCOUVER STORY We sat down with long-time friend, and local entrepreneur Luke Gaskin, owner of Salvage Vancouver, to share his story and tell us about the amazing work he does in our community to repurpose old growth fit, cedar and hardwood that is waiting to be saved and restored. Our team Stanley Park Brewing, has had the privilege of working with Luke on countless projects over the years, from tap handles to bar builds, to menu boards and signage at our brewpub – all with the goal of giving salvaged wood a second life. To learn more about Luke and Salvage Vancouver, continuing reading below, and be sure to check out our latest project highlight reel here. TELL US A LITTLE BIT ABOUT YOURSELF AND HOW SALVAGE VANCOUVER STARTED? “My name is Luke Gaskin – I’m an entrepreneur and the owner of Salvage Vancouver. After working in construction for several years, I saw an opportunity after noticing the amount of waste being created in the demolition of homes throughout Vancouver. To my surprise, there was an ample supply of old growth wood that could be diverted from landfills and before I knew it, I had a small two car garage full of reclaimed wood to play with. This was the beginning of Salvage Vancouver in 2015.” WHY SALVAGED WOOD AND HOW DO YOU BRING THESE PIECES TO LIFE? “Salvage Vancouver has evolved over the years, and we now make custom furniture and home décor for restaurants and people all over BC. We supply reclaimed lumber to local wood workers and DIYers and love the community of local talent that gravitates towards our business. Having great relationships with our clients adds to the joy of going to work every day and giving back to the environment and community is a real bonus. If there’s one thing I’ve learned doing business in Vancouver, it’s that when we collaborate locally, we harness the best that the city has to offer.” CAN YOU SHARE THE HISTROY OF YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH STANLEY PARK BREWING? “I was lucky to be connected with Stanley Park Brewing in the early stages of my wood working career and I have always appreciated their openness to working with reclaimed wood and desire to create unique pieces for their clients and customers. My first big job with Stanley Park was an order of reclaimed wood beer paddles, that kicked off our relationship. It’s now eight years later and we are still working together. I’ve always enjoyed collaborating with Stanley Park and their willingness to allow my creative freedom on our projects.” Be sure to check out all the unique projects that Luke and his team at Salvage Vancouver are always creating on their Instagram @salvage.vancouver and their website. Cheers to always supporting local and finding the beauty in refurbishing and repurposing salvaged wood.

Pink Boots Society Collaboration Brew Big Jan is back! To celebrate International Women’s Day, the women of the Stanley Park Brewing team got together to brew this year’s Pink Boots Society collaboration beer, Big Jan Wears Pink Boots, raising a cheers to the women in the alcohol and fermentation industry. The women of Stanley Park Brewing sat down to tell their story, share what it means to them to be involved in the women’s brew day, hear some meaningful advice they’ve received in their careers, and what changes they’re looking forward to for the future in the beer industry and why it’s important to celebrate International Women’s Day. “Not only did we create a delicious beer that honors the memory of a truly remarkable woman, but we also showed that women can come together to produce something truly special. It’s a testament to the power of community and the strength that we can draw from each other when we work together.” – Rachel Young, Brewer Stanley Park Brewing has been involved in five Pink Boots Collaboration Brew Days and are proud to have donated thousands of dollars to help in the education of future women in brewing! We recognize the importance in having an organization of females in the fermented/alcoholic beverage industry who are supporting all women who brew and ferment, package, design, serve and write about beer. This year, the ladies brewed a hazy IPA to showcase the 2022 Pink Boots Hop Blend, featuring notes of citrus, tropical and stone fruit. All proceeds from this brew are being donated to the Pink Boots Society. Get yours today. Cheers to the Big Jan in your life!

Stanley Park is one of Vancouver’s most popular attractions, attracting millions of visitors each year. If you are planning on visiting Stanley Park, here is all the information you need to know about Parking in Stanley Park. 2023 General Information and Prices for Parking in Stanley Park: As of 2023, the parking fee in Stanley Park is: April 1 to September 30 parking is $3.75/hour or $14.25/day. October 1 to March 31 parking is $2.75/hour or $7.75/day. This fee applies to all parking lots in the park, including the ones close to popular attractions like the seawall and the Vancouver Aquarium. Parking Pay Stations There are many unattended pay stations throughout Stanley Park in which you can purchase tickets. They accept cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express and EasyPark tokens. NOTE: If you buy a ticket at one location in the park, it is valid at any parking spot in the park! There is no overnight parking permitted between 11pm-6am. Parking Passes and Fees For those who frequent Stanley Park, purchasing an annual parking pass or a season pass may be a more cost-effective option. Annual Pass An annual pass for the park costs $365 and is valid for one year. If you have an annual pass, you do not need to pay the hourly or daily rate when parking in Stanley Park. Season Pass A Season Pass is $250.00 and is valid from April 1 to September 30. Map of Pay Parking Locations in Stanley Park Hourly and daily parking Hourly parking only View larger map Electric Vehicle (EV) Parking in Stanley Park For visitors driving electric vehicles, there are designated EV parking spots in Stanley Park. The rate for EV parking is the same as regular parking, and no additional fees are charged for the use of the EV parking spots. Stanley Park Parking App: PayByPhone For those who prefer to pay for parking using their mobile device, the City of Vancouver offers a pay-by-phone service for parking in Stanley Park. To use this service, visitors must download the PayByPhone app and enter the location code found on the parking meter. Common Questions About Stanley Park Parking Is there free parking at Stanley Park? Unfortunately, there is no free parking in Stanley Park. All parking in the park is pay parking. Where do you park when visiting Stanley Park? The parking lot you choose to park in will depend on which area of Stanley Park you plato visit. If you are planning to walk the seawall, or enjoy the many beaches, the parking lot at Second Beach is a popular choice. If you are visiting the Vancouver Aquarium, the lot next to it is the best option. How much is parking in Stanley Park Vancouver? As previously mentioned, the parking rate in Stanley Park is $3.50 per hour or $14 per day. Does Stanley Park have parking? Yes, Stanley Park has several parking lots available for visitors. Is there an entrance fee for Stanley Park? There is no entrance fee for Stanley Park. However, there is a fee for parking. Do you have to pay to go to Stanley Park? No, there is no fee to enter Stanley Park. However, visitors must pay for parking. Stanley Park Parking for Free Unfortunately, there is no free parking in Stanley Park. All parking in the park is pay parking. Stanley Park Parking Hours The parking lots in Stanley Park are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. However, it is important to note that parking rates apply during all hours of operation. Cheap parking Stanley Park While there is no such thing as free parking in Stanley Park, visitors can save money by parking further away from popular attractions and opting for hourly parking rather than daily parking. Parking Lots in Stanley Park There are several parking lots in Stanley Park. Each lot has its own parking meter, and the rates are the same throughout the park. Click below for the Google Maps directions for each Parking Lot. Stanley Park Golf Course / Stanley Park Brewing Restaurant and Brewery Parking Lot This small parking lot is conveniently located across the street from the Stanley Park Pitch and Putt Golf Course and behind the Stanley Park Brewing Restaurant and Brewery. Visitors primarily use this lot for golfing at the Stanley Park Pitch and Putt Golf Course or dining at the Stanley Park Brewing Restaurant and Brewery. To access this parking lot, enter Stanley Park via the Beach Avenue entrance onto Stanley Park Drive, and then turn right at the first corner after passing the Stanley Park Brewing Restaurant and Brewery on the right. Alternatively, if you’re heading east from Ceperley Park on Stanley Park Drive, turn left at the first corner after passing Ceperley Park. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Stanley Park Pavilion Parking Lot This is a petite parking lot near the Stanley Park Pavilion with only a few parking spaces available. It tends to fill up rapidly with visitors heading to the Stanley Park Pavilion, Stanley’s Bar and Grill, or Malkin Bowl. To access this parking lot, enter Stanley Park through the Georgia Street entrance, proceed straight at the roundabout onto Pipeline Road, and take an immediate right turn after the Rose Garden. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Stanley Park Junction Parking Lot This is a spacious parking lot located near the Stanley Park Junction, which is the departure point for the Miniature Train. If you plan to visit the Stanley Park Miniature Train, attend a concert at Malkin Bowl, or watch a Theatre Under the Stars performance at the Stanley Park Pavilion, this is the ideal parking lot for you. To access this parking lot, enter Stanley Park via the Georgia Street entrance, proceed straight at the roundabout onto Pipeline Road, and take a right turn about a hundred meters past the Rose Garden. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Pipeline Road Parking Lot Across the street from the Stanley Park Junction parking lot lies a vast overflow parking lot. Typically, this parking lot is utilized only during busy events at the Miniature Train, such as the Easter Train and Easter Fair, Halloween Ghost Train, and Bright Nights Christmas Train when the Stanley Park Junction parking lot is at full capacity. Additionally, visitors to the Vancouver Police Department Mounted squad, whose stables are situated here, can also park in this lot. To access this parking lot, enter Stanley Park through the Georgia Street entrance, proceed straight at the roundabout onto Pipeline Road, and take a left turn about a hundred meters past the Rose Garden. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Vancouver Aquarium Parking Lot Located adjacent to the Vancouver Aquarium is a parking lot of moderate to substantial size. This parking lot is ideal for those who are visiting the Vancouver Aquarium. To access this parking lot, enter Stanley Park via the Georgia Street entrance, turn right at the roundabout onto Stanley Park Drive, then take a left onto Avison Way, just after the Stanley Park Information Booth. Proceed straight and you will arrive at the parking lot. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Information Booth Parking Lot Located adjacent to the Stanley Park Information Booth and Horse-drawn Carriage Tour in Stanley Park, is a parking lot of moderate size. Visitors looking to explore the attractions and activities in this section of the park can use this parking lot as a convenient base for their visit. To access this parking lot, turn left off of Stanley Park Drive at the Stanley Park Information Booth. The lot is just a short distance away and provides easy access to the nearby attractions. Whether you plan to take a scenic carriage tour of the park or explore the many informational resources provided at the Information Booth, this parking lot is a great starting point for your journey. Additionally, the lot is in close proximity to other popular park amenities such as walking trails, picnic areas, and scenic lookout points. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Royal Vancouver Yacht Club Parking Lot Situated next to the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, there is a spacious parking lot that provides easy access to a variety of park amenities and attractions. Primarily intended for visitors to the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, this parking lot also offers the added convenience of being within walking distance of numerous other attractions in the park. Whether you’re looking to stroll along the seawall or explore the nearby beaches, this parking lot is an excellent starting point for your adventure. To access this large parking lot, turn left off of Stanley Park Drive at the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club. As you approach the lot, you’ll notice ample parking space and a well-maintained area that is perfect for taking in the park’s natural beauty. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Brockton Oval Parking Lot Located next to the Brockton Oval, there is a large parking lot that serves as a central hub for visitors looking to explore the Brockton Playing Fields and other nearby attractions. Whether you’re attending an event at the Brockton Oval or planning to spend a day playing sports at the Brockton Playing Fields, this parking lot is an ideal place to park your vehicle. The convenience of this parking lot is further enhanced by its connection to the Vancouver Aquarium parking lot, which makes it easy to access other popular attractions in the area. To access this large parking lot, turn left from Stanley Park Drive after passing the Brockton Playing Fields on the north side of the park after going all the way around Brockton Point. As you approach the lot, you’ll notice ample parking space and a well-maintained area that is perfect for taking in the park’s natural beauty. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Totem Poles Parking Lot Nestled next to the Totem Poles in Stanley Park, there is a small parking lot that offers visitors convenient access to a range of attractions and amenities in the area. This parking lot serves as an ideal starting point for those looking to explore the Totem Poles and Portuguese Joe Statue. Additionally, visitors attending events at the nearby Brockton Playing Fields can also utilize this lot as a place to park their vehicles. To access this small parking lot, turn left from Stanley Park Drive at the Totem Poles. As you approach the lot, you’ll notice the intimate size and easy accessibility, making it an ideal option for those looking for a quick visit to the area. While this parking lot is small, it offers a great starting point for visitors to explore the cultural and historical attractions of the park. With its location next to the Totem Poles and Portuguese Joe Statue, and its proximity to the Brockton Playing Fields, this lot is a convenient and accessible option for anyone looking to enjoy the many wonders of Stanley Park. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Brockton Point Parking Lot Positioned just steps away from the Brockton Point Lighthouse, there is a medium-sized parking lot that offers visitors the perfect starting point to explore the area’s many attractions. To access this medium-sized parking lot, turn right at the Brockton Point Lighthouse from Stanley Park Drive. As you approach the lot, you’ll notice ample parking space and easy accessibility, making it an ideal option for those looking for a quick visit to the area. With its convenient location and access to some of the park’s most iconic landmarks, this parking lot is an excellent starting point for any adventure in Stanley Park. Whether you’re looking to explore the history of the Brockton Point Lighthouse or take in the stunning views from the Port of Vancouver Lookout, this lot offers a convenient and accessible option for visitors of all ages. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Lumbermens’ Arch Parking Lot” width=”600″ height=”315″ class=”alignright size-thumbnail wp-image-6810″> Lumbermens’ Arch Parking Lot Located near Lumbermens’ Arch, there is a spacious parking lot that offers visitors easy access to a variety of popular attractions and amenities in the park. This large parking lot is an excellent option for those looking to explore the Lumbermens’ Arch, Lumbermen’s Arch picnic area, or the Variety Kids Water Park. Additionally, visitors to the Vancouver Aquarium, Miniature Train, or Japanese Canadian War Memorial will also find this parking lot to be an ideal starting point for their visit. To access this large parking lot, turn left off of Stanley Park Drive at the Lumbermens’ Arch. As you approach the lot, you’ll notice ample parking space and a well-maintained area that is perfect for taking in the park’s natural beauty. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Prospect Point Parking Lot Located at the iconic Prospect Point, there is a medium-sized parking lot that offers visitors the perfect starting point to explore some of the park’s most stunning natural wonders. This parking lot is designed for visitors looking to experience the Prospect Point Cafe and Prospect Point Lookout, both of which offer breathtaking views of the park’s natural beauty. To access this medium-sized parking lot, turn right off of Stanley Park Drive at the Prospect Point Lookout. As you approach the lot, you’ll notice ample parking space and easy accessibility, making it an ideal option for those looking for a quick visit to the area. With its prime location and access to some of the park’s most stunning vistas, this parking lot is the perfect starting point for any adventure in Stanley Park. Whether you’re looking to indulge in a delicious meal at the Prospect Point Cafe or take in the stunning views from the Prospect Point Lookout, this lot offers a convenient and accessible option for visitors of all ages. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Prospect Point Picnic Area Parking Lot Situated near the Prospect Point Picnic Area and Prospect Point, there is a large parking lot that provides convenient access to some of the park’s most beautiful natural vistas. This spacious parking lot is primarily intended for visitors to the Prospect Point picnic area, which offers a picturesque setting for enjoying a relaxing meal in the great outdoors. Additionally, the lot is just a short walk away from the Prospect Point Lookout, providing visitors with easy access to stunning views of the park’s natural beauty. To access this large parking lot, turn left off of Stanley Park Drive about a hundred meters past the Prospect Point Lookout. As you approach the lot, you’ll notice ample parking space and easy accessibility, making it an ideal option for those looking to spend a leisurely day enjoying the natural wonders of the park. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Hollow Tree Parking Lot Area, this small parking lot is the perfect starting point for anyone looking to experience the park’s natural beauty up close. To access this small parking lot, turn left off of Stanley Park Drive at the Hollow Tree. As you approach the lot, you’ll notice that it’s just a small pullout on the left side of the road, providing visitors with a convenient and accessible option for parking their vehicle. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Third Beach Parking Lot Located just above Third Beach and down the hill from the Teahouse Restaurant, there is a large parking lot that provides convenient access to one of the park’s most popular beaches. This spacious parking lot is primarily intended for visitors to Third Beach, which offers a picturesque setting for swimming, sunbathing, and taking in the natural beauty of the area. To access this large parking lot, turn right off of Stanley Park Drive at the Teahouse Restaurant and then turn right again, heading down the short hill. As you approach the lot, you’ll notice ample parking space and easy accessibility, making it an ideal option for those looking to spend a leisurely day at Stanley Park’s beaches. It’s important to note that you have to go almost all the way around Stanley Park on Stanley Park Drive to reach this parking lot. However, the short drive is well worth it, as this parking lot offers easy access to one of the park’s most beautiful and popular beaches. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Teahouse Restaurant Parking Lot Located just in front of the Teahouse Restaurant, there is a small parking lot that offers visitors convenient access to some of the park’s most popular attractions. This parking lot is primarily intended for those visiting the Teahouse Restaurant or Ferguson Point, both of which offer breathtaking views of the surrounding natural beauty. In the event that this parking lot is full, visitors can easily access the larger Third Beach parking lot, which is located just a short walk down the hill to the north. To access this small parking lot, turn right off of Stanley Park Drive at the Teahouse Restaurant. As you approach the lot, you’ll notice that it’s immediately in front of the Teahouse Restaurant, providing visitors with a convenient and accessible option for parking their vehicle. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Second Beach Parking Lot This medium-sized parking lot is located to the west of Second Beach, providing easy access to the nearby beaches and waterfront. Visitors to Second Beach, Ceperley Park, or the Second Beach Outdoor Swimming Pool can use this lot for convenient parking during their visit. To access this parking lot from the Beach Ave entrance, turn right onto Park Lane and go straight through the tennis court parking lot. Then, turn left onto Lagoon Drive and take a right onto Stanley Park Drive at the next intersection. Continue past the turn for North Lagoon Drive, and then turn left after the Second Beach Concession building to enter the lot. Alternatively, from the Georgia Street entrance, take the second exit from the roundabout onto Pipeline Drive. Then, turn left onto Stanley Park Drive and continue past the Teahouse. The parking lot will be on your right-hand side. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Above Ceperley Park Parking Lot This large parking lot above Ceperley Park is ideal for visitors to Second Beach, Ceperley Park, the Second Beach Outdoor Swimming Pool, or the Stanley Park Pitch and Putt Golf Course. To access this lot, enter Stanley Park via the Beach Avenue entrance and turn left after the Stanley Park Brewing Restaurant and Brewery. You can access the lot from Stanley Park Drive heading east from Ceperley Park. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps English Bay Tennis Courts Parking Lot This large parking lot is next to the English Bay Tennis Courts, Vancouver Parks Board Office building, Stanley Park Lawn Bowling Club, English Bay Beach, and the Stanley Park Seawall. To access the lot, enter Stanley Park via the Beach Avenue entrance and turn right after passing the Vancouver Parks Board Office building. Overall, this parking lot provides convenient parking for visitors to several nearby attractions, such as Stanley Park Brewing. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Vancouver Parks Board Office Parking Lot This small parking lot behind the Vancouver Parks Board Office building is reserved for staff and visitors on weekdays from 8am to 5pm, but available to the public outside those hours. It’s conveniently located near the English Bay Tennis Courts, Stanley Park Lawn Bowling Club, English Bay Beach, and the Stanley Park Seawall. To access the lot, enter Stanley Park via the Beach Avenue entrance, turn right after the Vancouver Parks Board Office building, and take an immediate right. Click here to view Directions to this Stanley Park Parking Lot on Google Maps Enjoy your visit to Stanley Park! Parking in Stanley Park can be a challenge, but with the information provided in this blog post, visitors can plan their visit and parking needs more efficiently. Whether you choose to purchase an annual parking pass, pay by phone, or use the City of Vancouver’s online parking map, you can enjoy all that Stanley Park has to offer without worrying about parking. Remember, parking is a small price to pay for the beauty and entertainment that Stanley Park provides.

BIG JAN IS BACK! The ladies of Stanley Park Brewing got together for a Women’s Brew day to participate in our 4th annual International Women’s Day Pink Boots Society Collaboration Brew. We caught up with Brewer, Rachel Young, as she tells us more about the inspiration for this beer, her mom – Big Jan, and what this collaboration series means to her. This years brew is a Hazy IPA to showcasing the 2021 Pink Boots hop blend, featuring notes of citrus, tropical fruit, and a hint of pine. All proceeds go to the Pink Boots Society, to help support women in brewing. The Pink Boots Society was created to assist, inspire, and encourage women and/or non-binary individuals in the fermented and alcoholic beverage industry to advance their careers through education. Stanley Park Brewing has been involved in four Pink Boots Collaboration Brew Days and are proud to have donated thousands of dollars to help in the education of future women in brewing! We recognize the importance in having an organization of females in the fermented/alcoholic beverage industry who is supporting all women who brew and ferment, package, design, serve and write about beer.