Redwood Park, located at 20 Ave, Surrey, BC, is a 32-hectare (80-acre) nature park and historic site, renowned for its diverse collection of over 50 tree species, including the largest stand of Giant Sierra Redwoods north of California. Established by deaf twin brothers Peter and David Brown, who received the land in 1893, the park features exotic trees from Europe, Asia, and North America, planted by the brothers who lived in a treehouse. It offers over 5 km of scenic, wheelchair-accessible trails, a fairy village with colorful tiny houses, a playground, picnic shelters, and open fields ideal for picnics or winter sledding. The park is dog-friendly (leashed), open dawn to dusk, and perfect for family outings or quiet walks.

Savita

July 27, 2025

Nice park to see variety of trees

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Location: Surrey, British Columbia, Canada

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