Jonathan Rogers Park

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Jonathan Rogers Park is a 1.4-hectare neighbourhood park in Mount Pleasant. The park serves an increasingly dense area with limited green space. It requires updates to meet future demand while remaining welcoming and accessible for all.

The park has been identified as a priority for improvements through several city-wide plans and strategies; the planned improvements will take place in the eastern half of the park. The project will focus on improving amenities and accessibility, following inclusive design principles and supporting safety, climate resilience, and sustainability.

Key improvements currently being explored include:

  • A renewed playground designed for children of all ages and abilities
  • A fenced dog off-leash area
  • Improved site accessibility

The project will keep the community garden and open space including the ball diamond for recreation, socializing, and community events.

The park was identified as a priority for improvements through several city-wide plans and strategies. These plans and strategies, technical considerations, and public input are what will guide the refined concept design.

Get involved

  • Review the draft concept plan in the information boards (PDF, 13.3 MB)
  • Take the survey from April 14 to May 3
  • Attend the pop-up engagement event on the east side of the park on April 18, 11 am to 2 pm
  • Join the mailing list to receive updates directly to your inbox (sign-up form on right-hand side of page)
  • Watch this page for project updates

Next steps

An engagement summary will be posted in summer 2026. An updated concept plan will be shared with you and presented to the Park Board in fall/winter 2026.


The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation acknowledges, with respect, that our parks are located on the unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh peoples.

Jonathan Rogers Park is a 1.4-hectare neighbourhood park in Mount Pleasant. The park serves an increasingly dense area with limited green space. It requires updates to meet future demand while remaining welcoming and accessible for all.

The park has been identified as a priority for improvements through several city-wide plans and strategies; the planned improvements will take place in the eastern half of the park. The project will focus on improving amenities and accessibility, following inclusive design principles and supporting safety, climate resilience, and sustainability.

Key improvements currently being explored include:

  • A renewed playground designed for children of all ages and abilities
  • A fenced dog off-leash area
  • Improved site accessibility

The project will keep the community garden and open space including the ball diamond for recreation, socializing, and community events.

The park was identified as a priority for improvements through several city-wide plans and strategies. These plans and strategies, technical considerations, and public input are what will guide the refined concept design.

Get involved

  • Review the draft concept plan in the information boards (PDF, 13.3 MB)
  • Take the survey from April 14 to May 3
  • Attend the pop-up engagement event on the east side of the park on April 18, 11 am to 2 pm
  • Join the mailing list to receive updates directly to your inbox (sign-up form on right-hand side of page)
  • Watch this page for project updates

Next steps

An engagement summary will be posted in summer 2026. An updated concept plan will be shared with you and presented to the Park Board in fall/winter 2026.


The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation acknowledges, with respect, that our parks are located on the unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh peoples.
  • We need your input to help us refine the concept plan for improvements at Jonathan Rogers Park. The park was identified as a priority for improvements through several city-wide plans and strategies.

    The key improvements include: 

    • A renewed playground designed for children of all ages and abilities 

    • A fenced off-leash dog area 

    • Improved site accessibility 

    The project will keep the community garden and open space including the ball diamond for recreation, socializing, and community events.  

    Your input will help us refine and develop a proposed concept plan which will be shared with you and later presented to the Park Board for decision. To learn more about this project, please see our information boards (PDF, 13.3 MB). The survey is open from April 14 until May 3.


    The survey will take about 10 to 15 minutes to fill out. You may go back to your previous answers at any time using the "Back" button at the lower left of each page. 

    Before starting, please ensure that you are using an updated version of your browser (Microsoft Edge, Chrome, Firefox, or Safari). If you encounter any problems and are able to take a screenshot or video of the issue, please email jonathan.rogers.park.improvements@vancouver.ca. 

    We collect your personal information under section 26(e) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. This includes things like contact details, demographic information and opinions. This information will be used to refine the concept plan which will be presented to the Park Board in fall/winter 2026. It's important to us that we hear from a diverse group of people and perspectives. Demographic questions help us assess how the feedback we receive represents the community. Your responses will stay confidential and won't be shared in a way that identifies you. Your responses will be combined with others and summarized in a report. This report may also include short quotes from open-ended answers. Please don’t include personal details in any open-ended questions. If you have any questions, you can email privacy@vancouver.ca. 

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