The park acts as the principal trailhead for the eastern segment of the 48-kilometer Baden-Powell Trail.
The waterfront area is a designated 'no-wake' zone due to the high density of non-motorized small craft.
The park's geography offers a sheltered harbor environment, which is why it became a historical hub for early recreational boating in the Vancouver area.
Panorama Park is a popular waterfront recreational space located in the Deep Cove community of North Vancouver. It features a protected beach area and serves as a primary access point for kayakers and paddleboarders exploring Indian Arm. The park grounds include extensive grassy areas, mature trees, and a children's playground. Visitors have direct access to a boat launch facility suitable for small watercraft. A public pier extends into the waters of Deep Cove, providing vantage points for observing local marine activity. The park connects directly to the Baden-Powell Trail network, a major regional hiking route. It serves as a central social hub for the local neighborhood and attracts visitors primarily during the summer months. The site is managed by the District of North Vancouver.
The end of the public pier looking back toward the forested hills of Indian Arm.
Arrive early in the morning to secure parking, as spaces fill rapidly during summer weekends.
Bring water shoes if planning to enter the water, as the shoreline is rocky.
Do not attempt to park in residential streets nearby, as enforcement is strict and towing is common.
Leash your dogs at all times and pack out all garbage to protect local wildlife.
