After visiting the Capilano River salmon hatchery, we visited this place and I really loved it! We crossed the long suspension bridge and the cliffwalk, went up to the Treetops Adventure, and relaxed in the cabins. It felt great to commune with Nature and to walk the trails in the woods. The view was simply spectacular! Highly recommended!

Well-made and maintained park with some very impressive views (especially the cliff walk is stunning). However, the price for a normal ticket is pretty high. Instead I would recommend going for the sunset admission since it's cheaper, the park is not so crowded and the evening atmosphere gives it a nice touch.

As other folks suggested, it gets very busy, so earlier the better. we did not do any sort of tour but drove ourselves and found parking across the street. We were there when the crowds were getting bad, so we had to wait to go on the bridge. They let WAY more people on it so I was pretty uncomfortable crossing. It was a little better on the way back because I knew what to expect. Taking photos was difficult because of the movement of the bridge and the number of people. I did manage to get one and not drop my phone! When we walked up in the trees, we were held up numerous times by tourists taking pictures and selfies. We did take advantage of the rest of the park and drove up the rode to the Salmon Hatchery and Cleveland Dam. The hatchery was very educational, and the Dam was impressive; both were beautiful. Best thing.....We were the only people at both. It's worth seeing these two sights . You have to kind of explore the paths at the Dam because they are not obvious.

I work singing and entertaining here, and this is my first season. What I have noticed is that when I have invited friends and even family, they have cancelled when there is rain in the forecast, and so I've chosen this platform (additionally to my microphone) to tell the world that this park is gorgeous when it is raining. Some aspects of your experience are even enhanced with rain! Bonus! if you are local you can always come back on the same ticket on a sunny day in future (no extra charge if you register as a BC resident on your way out). The interactive carts (there's so much to learn!), the birds of prey (retired and let you get close!), and the music (old-timey acoustic), are all part of your full price admission. It's not just a bridge, it's a full experience you can enjoy even without a camera or phone.

A Park for nature lovers. We enjoyed the forest, the totem poles, and the suspension bridge and the treetop walks. A great view of the canyon, from the suspension bridge and the canyon walk. We enjoyed the bird demonstrations and even the ones on slugs. Come early, the earlier the better as this is a popular place and the increased number of people decreased your enjoyment of the lovely place.

The entire Capilano experience is tourist trap: Kind of pricey, gift shops, crowds, countless people blocking the way to take selfies. But this park built by the Capilano family is a unique opportunity to see and photograph great forest views, walk over a slightly unnerving suspension footbridge, explore a rainforest from a treehouse perspective and enjoy the wonders of nature, albeit with hundreds of other people. It was worth the admission for all of the good things and all of the tourist trappy things can be overlooked.

This was a nice little trip. Like everything else out here, all tourist stuff is not cheap. There are some that would not have liked the suspension bridge as it may have been to shaky or high for them. It was a great walking trip, with beautiful views of nature, the valley it was in, the greenery, The cool paths and suspension bridges that may have taken ages to make. The birds were cool. The Owl the guy talked to us about as it sat with him. The free bus from our hotel was quick and on time. All and all a nice few hours in a real cool nature spot.

My husband and I used their free shuttle from downtown. The park is well laid out with signs and guides, including verbal reminders about proper behaviour while crossing the suspension bridge. There are many info boards throughout, that are short and easy to read. Before the actual bridge, there was the CliffWalk, which is on the edge of the canyon, with spectacular views. After crossing the bridge, there are many trails, including TreeTop Adventures. There are food places on both sides of the bridge and very helpful, engaged staff members. The gift shop has many items, shirts, souvenirs and postcards. This experience took us 2.5-3 hours and we would have stayed longer if we hadn't had another appointment. It was wonderful to be immersed in the sounds and smells of nature, in a well maintained and cared for park. We will definitely return when we are in the area again! Don't miss this one!

Our family visited Capilano Suspension Bridge on a weekday afternoon and had a wonderful time. We had bought tickets ahead of time and it was a very smooth process upon arrival. We loved visiting all of the different areas and experiences. It was very crowded but that did not detract from the experience for me. It was a very unique place that we would recommend to anyone visiting Vancouver.

We visted on a rainy day in late September. Given the highlight of the park is the fact it is in a rainforest i suspect that is the best weather to visit! The main features of the park are the bridge itself, the cliff walk and the tree top walk. They've clearly spend a lot of time and put a lot of thought into designing those activites and we found it genuinely impressive. Take the free 15 minute shuttle from downtown if you dont want to be constrained by an organised tour.