Stanley Park
A 405-hectare park near downtown Vancouver, offering diverse landscapes from old-growth forests to beaches and gardens. Perfect for scenes requiring natural beauty and urban proximity. Contact: Parks Board Film Liaison, (604) 257-8400.
Gastown
Vancouver's oldest neighborhood, known for its Victorian architecture, cobblestone streets, and historic charm. Ideal for period dramas and atmospheric urban settings. Film permits managed by the City of Vancouver Film Office, 604-873-7000.
Kitsilano Beach
A popular beach with panoramic city and mountain views. Great for beach scenes, sports sequences, and vibrant summer settings. Requires permits from the Vancouver Park Board. Reach them at (604) 257-8400.
Granville Island
A bustling public market and arts district. Perfect for commercial shoots, documentaries, and scenes requiring a vibrant urban backdrop. Contact Granville Island Management at 604-666-6655 for filming permits.
Lynn Canyon Park
A stunning rainforest with a suspension bridge and waterfalls. Ideal for adventure films, nature documentaries, and thrillers. Located in North Vancouver, contact the District of North Vancouver Film Office for permits. (604) 990-2311.
Deep Cove
A charming seaside village offering scenic harbor and mountain views. Suitable for nautical scenes and peaceful settings. Permit inquiries should be directed to the District of North Vancouver Film Office, (604) 990-2311.
Burnaby Village Museum
A heritage site showcasing 1920s village life. Perfect for period dramas and historical scenes. Film permits are handled through the City of Burnaby Film Office. Contact: 604-294-7950.
Capilano Suspension Bridge
A famous bridge offering stunning views over the Capilano River. Suitable for adventure and scenic shots. Contact Capilano Suspension Bridge Park management for film permits: (604) 985-7474.
University of British Columbia (UBC)
Offers a range of architectural styles and natural landscapes. Ideal for academic, residential, and outdoor scenes. Film permit applications must be submitted to UBC Film & Event Permitting: 604-822-1800.
Steveston Village
A historic fishing village near Richmond, BC. Ideal for nautical, small-town, and waterfront scenes. Contact the City of Richmond Film Office for all film permits: 604-276-4000.
Lions Gate Bridge
An iconic suspension bridge with stunning city and ocean views. Great for establishing shots. Filming on or around the bridge requires permits from BC Transportation. (604) 660-9700.
Queen Elizabeth Park
Features manicured gardens, sculptures, and the Bloedel Conservatory. Offers panoramic city and mountain vistas. Permits through Vancouver Parks Board: (604) 257-