The lively farmers’ market down by the bay.

Set against the serene backdrop of Burrard Inlet and English Bay, the Ambleside Farmers’ Market boasts one of the most picturesque locations of any market in the region.

So much more than just a pretty photo-op, this popular farmers’ market holds court at the centrally-located Ambleside Park in West Vancouver – just steps from the Ambleside Village shopping area and Ambleside Beach. Upwards of 50 local vendors set up their stalls every Sunday morning in-season, providing locals and visitors access to some of the regions finest organic produce, artisan breads, and wild foraged treats.

We acknowledge that the land on which we live and work is the unceded traditional territories of the Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh), and xwməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam) Nations and we are grateful for the opportunity to do so.

A hub of activity down by the boardwalk.

The local Seabus and Skytrain terminals may make Lonsdale Quay a transportation hub by definition, but it’s the engaging mix of market vendors, boutique shopping, and serene waterfront vistas that make it a community destination.

In addition to the talented bakers, jam makers, and honey gatherers, the Market welcomes some of the province’s most popular organic and conventional farmers every week as they set up all along the boardwalk and breathe in the ocean air.

We respectfully acknowledge that the land we gather on is the Unceded Traditional Territory of the Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh, and Musqueam Nations, as well as the Coast Salish Peoples.

Lonsdale Quay Market is a bustling hub for shopping, dining, and exploring. Check out the local vendor stalls carrying gifts, souvenirs, clothing, art and more. Be sure to make a stop at the food court which carries both Canadian and international dining options. The surrounding Shipyards District is also a great place to explore with festivals and markets running all summer long, and stunning views of the city. In the summer evenings also stop by Market at the Quay Farmers’ Market!

Check out Harmony Donuts on Lonsdale Avenue for delicious donuts made fresh daily in a quirky setting!

Spirit Gallery in West Vancouver offers a curated collection of artwork by renowned and emerging Indigenous artists. Located in picturesque Horseshoe Bay, the gallery showcases carvings, jewelry, prints, clothing, and more.

Lighthouse Park is an iconic park in West Vancouver known for its beautiful rocky outcroppings and historic lighthouse. Lighthouse Park also boasts the largest uncut rainforest in the Lower Mainland. There are many hiking trails to enjoy with several scenic viewpoints of Downtown Vancouver and the UBC peninsula.

Capilano Suspension Bridge Park in North Vancouver, BC, offers a thrilling experience above the Capilano River. Walk across the iconic suspension bridge, explore forest trails, try Treetops Adventure, and learn about Indigenous culture at the Kia’palano Educational Centre.

Nestled along the Capilano River, at the Capilano Salmon Hatchery take a self-guided tour through the journey of fish development, from eggs to juveniles ready for release into the river come springtime. Time your visit with the salmon development by checking out the website!

The MONOVA offers a captivating experience with exhibits, events, and educational programs showcasing North Vancouver’s history. Located in the Shipyards District it is close to many dining and shopping options and steps away from the summer Market at the Quay Farmers’ Market.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant Shipyards District, a historic urban neighborhood in North Vancouver. Explore the waterfront, shop, dine, and attend exciting events. Discover the rich shipbuilding history and dynamic community that make this area truly unique.

Maplewood Farm has a variety of animals to see, hands-on activities, and educational programs, it’s the perfect place for a day of family fun.

Takaya Tours offers guided walking and canoe tours educating on the culture, traditions and history of the Tsleil-Waututh First Nation in North Vancouver. Paddle along the Indian Arm in a 35-foot traditional-style canoe, or rent kayaks, canoes and SUPs.