With our long, relatively mild autumn weather, Vancouver is the ideal city for a crisp fall walk. The crowds of the summer have dissipated, the leaves are golden and green and mushrooms are popping up on the forest floor and beside sidewalks. There’s lots to see and do outdoors in the fall, so why not pack up the kids and go for a walk?
Not gonna lie: cold, rainy days are synonymous with blanket forts, hot chocolate, and our favourite YouTube Kids shows on autoplay. Cuddling with our little ones is THE BEST, but it doesn’t take long before they get wiggly. When they start bouncing off the walls, I know it’s time to get outside. Children need to…
Hankering to stare off into the distance? You can see for miles and miles from these great vista points. Bring the binoculars and take in the views.
Whether you are looking for a break from the weather, want to organize a playdate with more space than you have or just want to change up the scenery, check out one of these indoor play spaces great for kids under 5.
Summer’s here, and Canada Day weekend puts us all in the mood for some patriotic action. We’ve gathered up some iconic Canadian activities you can do close to home from Canada Day events to jumping in a lake or paddling a canoe. Ten iconic Canadian summer family activities Celebrate Canada’s Birthday! Dig out the red…
Grab the floaties and head to these swirling, twirling slides around the city.
Full-sized water parks can be intimidating for little adventurers. Ensure happy and carefree splish splashing this summer at these teeny spray parks in and around Vancouver.
Enter Kidtropolis, an indoor city where kids get to roam around and play in a safe environment that sparks their imaginations. There are so many possibilities for creative play here! Children become firefighters, police officers, dentists, veterinarians, restaurant owners, teachers, stage performers and more.
Wondering where to swim in Vancouver this summer? We have compiled a list of our favourite indoor swimming pools.
Is getting active one of your intentions in 2018? Do it with Parkour! Parkour was inspired by military obstacle course training. Using speed and efficiency, participants move by combining running, jumping, vaulting, rolling, climbing and martial arts. Parkour also encourages functional skills like spatial awareness and precision. At the end of a session, what you…
