Boundary Bay Regional Park, Delta

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The Dyke Trail stretches from Boundary Bay Regional Park taking visitors along muddy shores, flying birds of prey and views.

Offering a wide range of activities throughout the year, Boundary Bay Regional Park is an ideal location in the region of Tsawwassen in Delta. In Winter, avid birders descend on the park and its 16.4 kilometre dyke trail to see the largest concentrations of raptors in Canada while summer brings hikers, horseback riders, cyclists and beach goers. With its beautiful views and spectacular low tide, Boundary Bay Regional Park and Centennial Beach are must-visits in Southern British Columbia.

Located on the edge of Tsawwassen, a section of the Corporation of Delta, Boundary Bay Regional Park sits on the most southerly edge of Canada along the 49th parallel beside Point Roberts, USA.

Visitors to Boundary Bay Regional Park can enjoy many activities throughout the year. The Park offers a large network of trails (map) which wind through the south-western section of the park supporting equestrian riding, cycling and hiking. Centennial Beach located within Boundary Bay Regional Park at its most southerly point is a popular summer locale with warm, shallow waters and views of snow-capped mountains and the city of Surrey. Low tide is one of the most interesting events along the shoreline of Boundary Bay Regional Park as the beach is so shallow the water recedes several hundred feet away also bringing hundreds of birds seeking food and curious beach goers combing for ocean treasures or exploring the shallow tide pools.

Boundary Bay Regional Park is also a popular bird watching area and hosts Canada's largest population of wintering Birds of Prey. The area is also recognized around the world as one of the most important stops on the Pacific Flyway - the Spring and Fall migration of thousands of birds. The most popular birding times are between September and April with the highest concentration of unique species from September to October.

Boundary Bay Regional Park offers something for everyone throughout the year. Avid birders mingle with equestrian riders, cyclists and beach goers while enjoying the beautiful views. The Park provides an interesting place to enjoy and explore the 250 square kilometre biome of seashore, inter-tidal mud flats, estuaries, salt marshes and grasslands.