Sunset Beach Park is defined by a gentle, grassy arc that hugs the mouth of False Creek, meeting the water with a wide stretch of sand rather than the jagged rocks found elsewhere along the shore. In the nineteen sixties, this land was a tangle of industrial sawmills and rail lines. City planners cleared the rusted machinery to open the waterfront to the public, forcing a shift from a working log boom site to a quiet space for city residents to sit.
Sunset Beach Park
park garden