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Surrey

Country:
Canada
State:
British Columbia
City:
Surrey
Type of Location:
Multiple
About Location

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Places to Visit
How to Reach

By plane

The nearest airport to Surrey is Vancouver International Airport in nearby Richmond. Surrey is a 30 minute drive from the airport via Highway 91. Taxis and airport limosines available at the airport will also take you to Surrey.

By public transit

Surrey is part of the regional Translink transit system, but has few bus connections with neighbouring municipalities. Bus #301 provides service to Richmond, while #501 and #502 connect to Langley.

The Expo Line Skytrain connects Surrey to Vancouver, with stops in Burnaby and New Westminster along the way. The end of the line is at the King George station, which is about a 45 min trip from Waterfront Station in downtown Vancouver.

By car

Both of Greater Vancouver's two major freeways, Highway 1 (the Trans-Canada) and Highway 99, run directly through Surrey, linking it with Fraser Valley to the east and Vancouver and its eastern suburbs to the west. It also has two secondary highways: Highway 91 links Highway 99 with the suburbs of Burnaby and New Westminster, and the Pacific Highway (BC 15) links BC 1 with the USA/Canada border at Blaine.

Key places to visit
Bear Creek Park, Darts Hill Garden Park, Barnston Island Ferry, The Surrey Museum

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Places to Visit

Bear Creek Park, 13750 - 88 Ave, please call first. This community park offers the Bear Creek Gardens  as well as the Surrey Arts Centre.  edit

Darts Hill Garden Park, 170 St, This horticultural paradise is without equal in the region for it's variety of rare and native plants, shrubs and trees. Gifted to the City of Surrey by Francisca Darts upon the death of her husband, Edwin, the city maintains the garden with the help of the Darts Hill Garden Conservancy Trust. $5 per person.  edit

Barnston Island Ferry, Port Kells (North end of 104th Street, south bank of Fraser River), M-Th 6:15AM-11:55PM, F-Su 6:15AM-12:55PM. Barnston is a small island, only about 2-3 square miles. You get to it by taking a 5 minute ferry ride across Parson's Channel to the island. The ferry ride is free. The ferry is a barge operated by a small tug which serves Barnston Island. The ferry holds only about 7 vehicles per sailing, and, you have to back on the ferry on the return trip. It is a very unique and a fun experience. Barnston Island is flat, with not much on there but farms. It is under the landing circuit for Pitt Meadows airport just to the north, so you can frequently see small planes 1000' overhead. It takes about an hour to bike around the whole island.

The Surrey Museum is affiliated with CMA, CHIN, and Virtual Museum of Canada.

 

Right Time to Visit

January - March
October - December

Temperature

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