[2025 Burnaby Attraction] Travel Guide for Burnaby Village Museum (Updated Feb)

📍Burnaby Village Museum Travel back to the 1900s! Explore the Greater Vancouver area as it was a century ago: a Chinese medicine shop, a school, a blacksmith shop, and the museum's treasure - a century-old train. It's perfect for a leisurely half-day with the family! 📍Address: 6501 Deer Lake Ave, Burnaby . 📍Roberts Bank A hidden paradise in Delta! Vast sea, quiet trails, and a variety of migratory birds, perfect for those who love peace and nature. You can also pick fresh fruit along the way! 📍Address: 3150 River Rd W, Delta . 📍Tsawwassen Mills A paradise for kids, a treasure mall in Delta! From aquariums to indoor theaters, there are plenty of family-friendly activities, and you can shop and play at the same time. It's definitely a great place for the whole family! 📍Address: 5000 Canoe Pass Wy, Tsawwassen . 📍Rocky Point Park A charming bay park in Port Moody, with a water park that kids love, delicious ice cream, and stunning bay views! 📍Address: 2800 Murray St, Port Moody . 📍Cleveland Dam A low-key, spectacular attraction in North Vancouver! Listen to the roar of the dam, feel the shock at the top of the dam, have a leisurely picnic in the park, and enjoy the view of the Twin Lions. 📍Address: 5077 Dam Rd, North Vancouver . 📍John Lawson Park A quiet, hidden beach park in West Vancouver! The wooden "Pirates of the Caribbean" playground is a favorite with kids, with views of the Lions Gate Bridge and Lighthouse Park, and a sunset not to be missed. 📍Address: 1564 Argyle Ave, West Vancouver

Deer Lake in Burnaby is a popular place to see maple leaves. Every year in early October, the streets and museums around Deer Lake are crowded with people taking photos. At this time, the leaves are the most colorful, with golden, orange and dark red scenes intertwined, which is very spectacular, and complements the old buildings, iron railings and grass. The best time to see autumn at Deer Lake Park Trail and the lakeside viewing platform is a bit later, usually in mid to late October. You can stroll along the trail and enjoy the colorful trees and surrounding natural scenery reflected on the water. The open grassland around the lake is an excellent place to enjoy the tree canopy and the background of the distant mountains, suitable for taking photos or picnics. The main tree species here are: - Maple Trees: These trees turn golden, orange and dark red in autumn, which is particularly eye-catching. - Oak Trees: The leaves of oak trees will turn orange or dark red, adding a sense of color. - Western Red Cedar: These trees are green all year round, providing a beautiful contrast to the autumn red leaves. - Willow Trees: The willows by the lake will show a soft golden color with the change of autumn, which is very beautiful reflected in the lake. Deer Lake is a quiet nature reserve. The autumn scenery is fascinating and is especially suitable for walking, photography and enjoying the quiet natural time.