Today's Hours: Open Wed-Sunday from 9:30am to 4pm (last entry 3:30pm) | 578 Carrall Street Vancouver, British Columbia V6B 5K2 Canada

Scavenger Hunts

Scavenger Hunts

Discover the secrets of the Garden with our Scavenger Hunts!

Download the Scavenger Hunts here, or pick up a copy at Visitor Services when you arrive.

 

Younger children will enjoy spotting the animals – both real and symbolic – in our Creature Quest Scavenger Hunt.

Creature Quest Scavenger Hunt

 

Older kids will love our Scholar’s Secrets Scavenger Hunt – full of interesting facts and some hidden spots not shown in a regular Garden Tour!

Scholar’s Secrets Scavenger Hunt

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Reach out to our Visitor Services with any questions you have about planning your family visit to the Garden.

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FAMILY FAQs

Safety

Please note our traditional pond is not protected by a guard rail.
Please do not allow children to climb on any of our rocks or railings. This is for safety as well as conservation reasons.

Strollers and buggies

Compact strollers are allowed inside the Garden. Unfortunately due to our new operating procedures we are currently unable to store strollers on site, however you are welcome to keep them with you throughout your visit.

Accessibility

The halls and walkways in the Garden are wheelchair friendly. Our accessible entrance is located at the Eight Treasures Shop and our staff will show you how to access the Garden this way.

Baby Changing

An accessible co-ed washroom stall with changing table is available alongside the Gift Shop.

Baby Feeding

Parents and caregivers are welcome to breast or bottle feed young infants throughout the Garden, however we ask that walking children be fed with bigger kids in the designated picnic areas in the Dr Sun Yat-Sen Courtyard.

Food and Drink in the Garden

Like most museums, our Garden has a strict no food or drink policy for all visitors. There are no vending machines or lunchroom facilities, however families are welcome to eat in the courtyard outside our entrance, or in the Dr Sun Yat Sen Public Park next door to our Garden.
Please ask us for Chinatown lunch recommendations if you are interested in eating in a nearby restaurant or cafe.

Weather

We recommend you dress appropriately for the weather! Our walkways are covered so visitors are sheltered from rain and sun. Our rooms are not heated except for one large hall -the Hall of One Hundred Rivers.

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