Parks & Facilities

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Blue Mountain Park

  1. 1 Blue Mountain Park Field
  2. 2 Blue Mountain Park

Features

  1. Alcohol Permitted
  2. Baseball / Softball Diamond
  3. Little Library
  4. Meeting Rooms
  5. Pickleball
  6. Picnic Shelters
  7. Playground
  8. Playing Field
  9. Pool - Outdoor
  10. Sport Field
  11. Sports Library
  12. Spray Park
  13. Tennis Court
  14. Trails
  15. Washrooms
  16. WiFi

Blue Mountain is among the City’s original parks and continues to be a vibrant community space.

Trails

Within this beautiful urban forest setting, a network of paths lead the visitor under a canopy of tall Douglas Fir, Red Cedar, North Red Oak, and even Redwood trees.

Amenities

Sports / Recreation

A variety of sport and recreation amenities, including a grass playing field, ball diamond and three tennis courts, invite both casual and organized play at the park. On warm summer days, the wading pool and spray park are popular meeting places for families.

Playground

The playground nearby provides a variety of accessible features:

  • Climbing ropes
  • Music chime
  • Oodle swing
  • Practice bike path
  • Roller slide
  • Rubberized safety surface

Picnic Shelters

Picnic shelters are available for rent from April to September on a first come, first serve basis. Visit the Picnic and Outdoor Spaces page for information on available amenities, costs and booking.

Email us about picnics or call 604-927-6016 for booking information.

History

To celebrate spring in the 1940s and 50s, the local community organized a May Day event each year with races, a May pole, and a parade that made its way from Municipal Hall on Brunette Avenue to Blue Mountain Park. An early resident recalled the cars chugging up the unpaved Blue Mountain Road, and often boiling over, before they reached the celebration. 

In the 1930s the local volunteer ‘booster club’ built a small wading pool at Blue Mountain. But it was not until 1958 that Coquitlam’s first public recreation facility, an outdoor pool was constructed in the park. With the opening of the pool, the District sponsored a program to ensure all grade 6 students would have swim lessons.

Source

“Coquitlam 100 Years: Reflections of the Past,” District of Coquitlam, 1990; “Coquitlam Then and Now,” Coquitlam

Public Library New Horizons for Seniors Committee, 2010

Sports Fields Status


Information

  • Baseball:
    • Base distance 80 feet, 90 feet
    • Pitching distance 54 feet, 60.5 feet
  • Natural grass

Amenities

  • Lit Playing Field
  • Playground
  • Restrooms

Tennis Courts

  • Three Courts
  • No Lighting

Pickleball

  • Blue Mountain Park Tennis Courts - Six courts*
*Please note Oct. 18 is the last day of the pickleball trial at this park.

Subfacilities

  1. Blue Mountain Spray Park

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  2. Blue Mountain Wading Pool

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