Disc Golf Plan

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Consultation has concluded

The Vancouver Park Board is exploring ways to improve disc golf experiences in city parks. Courses at Queen Elizabeth and Quilchena parks offer year-round recreation for people of all ages and skill levels.

Feedback from the public, as well as input from interest holders and staff, has helped shape our recommendations for improvements to disc golf courses in Vancouver parks. The Disc Golf Plan (PDF 24.7MB) and board report will now be shared with the elected Park Board for decision this July.

You can review the plan and read more about the project in our project information boards (PDF, 11.2 MB). To learn what we heard during public engagement, check out our what we heard (PDF, 3.1 MB).

Next steps:

The proposed Plan will be shared with the elected Park Board for decision on July 13, 2026. Once approved, the Disc Golf Plan recommendations will be further developed and implemented beginning this fall.

How to get involved:



Translations

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Consultation has concluded

The Vancouver Park Board is exploring ways to improve disc golf experiences in city parks. Courses at Queen Elizabeth and Quilchena parks offer year-round recreation for people of all ages and skill levels.

Feedback from the public, as well as input from interest holders and staff, has helped shape our recommendations for improvements to disc golf courses in Vancouver parks. The Disc Golf Plan (PDF 24.7MB) and board report will now be shared with the elected Park Board for decision this July.

You can review the plan and read more about the project in our project information boards (PDF, 11.2 MB). To learn what we heard during public engagement, check out our what we heard (PDF, 3.1 MB).

Next steps:

The proposed Plan will be shared with the elected Park Board for decision on July 13, 2026. Once approved, the Disc Golf Plan recommendations will be further developed and implemented beginning this fall.

How to get involved:



Translations

The automatic translation tool* is available for: Traditional Chinese [繁體中文] Simplified Chinese [简体中文] Punjabi [ਪੰਜਾਬੀ], Filipino [Tagalog], Vietnamese [Tiếng Việt], French [Français], Korean [한국어], Japanese [日本語] and Spanish [Español] – please see the tool at the top-right of this page.

*Note: the translation service on our website is hosted by Google Translate. As this is a third-party service, we cannot guarantee the quality or accuracy of any translated content.

  • Disc Golf Plan Complete – Park Board Meeting on July 13

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    Consultation has concluded

    Feedback from the public, as well as input from interest holders and staff, has helped shape our recommendations for improvements to disc golf courses in Vancouver parks. The Disc Golf Plan (PDF 24.7MB) and board report will now be shared with the elected Park Board for decision this July.

    You can review the plan and read more about the project in our project information boards (PDF, 11.2 MB). To learn what we heard during public engagement, check out our what we heard (PDF, 3.1 MB).

    The proposed Plan will be shared with the elected Park Board for decision on July 13, 2026. Watch the Park Board meeting, sign up to speak at the meeting or submit written comments in advance at Vancouver.ca/pb-meetings. Once approved, the Disc Golf Plan recommendations will be further developed and implemented beginning this fall.  

    Consultation has concluded

    Feedback from the public, as well as input from interest holders and staff, has helped shape our recommendations for improvements to disc golf courses in Vancouver parks. The Disc Golf Plan (PDF 24.7MB) and board report will now be shared with the elected Park Board for decision this July.

    You can review the plan and read more about the project in our project information boards (PDF, 11.2 MB). To learn what we heard during public engagement, check out our what we heard (PDF, 3.1 MB).

    The proposed Plan will be shared with the elected Park Board for decision on July 13, 2026. Watch the Park Board meeting, sign up to speak at the meeting or submit written comments in advance at Vancouver.ca/pb-meetings. Once approved, the Disc Golf Plan recommendations will be further developed and implemented beginning this fall.  

  • Engagement results

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    Thank you to everyone who took the time to attend our park pop-up, take the survey, or send a message during our public engagement for the Disc Golf Plan. A summary of what we heard (PDF, 3.1 MB) is now available.

    Feedback from the public, as well as input from interest holders and staff, is helping to shape our recommendations for improvements to disc golf courses in Vancouver parks. The plan and corresponding board report will be shared with the community and presented to the Park Board for decision in the summer of 2026.

    To learn more about the project, please review the project information boards (PDF, 11.2 MB) we shared during engagement.

    Thank you to everyone who took the time to attend our park pop-up, take the survey, or send a message during our public engagement for the Disc Golf Plan. A summary of what we heard (PDF, 3.1 MB) is now available.

    Feedback from the public, as well as input from interest holders and staff, is helping to shape our recommendations for improvements to disc golf courses in Vancouver parks. The plan and corresponding board report will be shared with the community and presented to the Park Board for decision in the summer of 2026.

    To learn more about the project, please review the project information boards (PDF, 11.2 MB) we shared during engagement.

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