Kerrisdale Centennial Park

One of the park's greatest assets is its peaceful atmosphere. It's not uncommon to see locals reading, meditating, or simply soaking in the beauty of the park. The blend of natural beauty, community facilities, and a tranquil enviroment makes Kerrisdale Centennial Park a cherished spot among residents and visitors alike.

Small park in the heart of Kerrisdale. It's more front lawn of community center than an actual park much better parks around.

Not exactly big park or anything just for the people lived near by to have a place to walk around.

Nice little park. Great for toddlers and any kid under 9yrs. Not so great for tweens as playground equipment is for younger and shorter kids

Nice and quite place to chill out and enjoy the weather!

This small park, surrounding the Kerrisdale Community Centre, offers a quiet and shaded plaza, small lawn, and children’s playground. Beautiful rose beds, trees, ferns, and rhododendrons help create a pleasant sanctuary in the heart of Kerrisdale, an ideal location for morning tai chi or an afternoon stroll.

The most significant trivia about this park is that it was once the site of the City Hall for the Point Grey Municipality before amalgamation of the City of Vancouver in 1929. This park is often confused with Kerrisdale Park which is the site of the Kerrisdale Arena located on East Boulevard near West 41st Avenue. The Kerrisdale Community Centre, which was funded through a neighbourhood improvement bylaw (i.e. local residents voted to pay more taxes over a set period to fund the project) in 1950, was officially opened in 1952.

Nice little park. Flowers and green space.