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Unwin Park

City parks, beaches, playgrounds, skateparks, (and sports courts, effective June 8) are all open for casual use only. Visitors are asked to follow posted signage and keep 2 metres of physical distance from each other to minimize the risk of COVID-19 transmission.

Above: Unwin Park along 68th Avenue.

Explore Parks in Newton - from the trails around Surrey Lake, to the shoreline views and bird watching at Mud Bay Park and the athletic facilities at Newton Athletic Park, you'll discover something for everyone.

Check out the regulation sized cricket field at West Newton Community Park and the dog off-leash area at Panorama Park.

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Alder ParkWalk down the trails and discover the natural area of Newton's Alder Park.
Amelia Adams ParkEnjoy a nice walk through the trees and bring your kids to the playground at this little park in Newton.
Arbutus ParkTake a break on the grass at this little neighbourhood park.
Aspen ParkVisit the playground and forested area in this neighbourhood park in Newton.
Beaver Creek Heights ParkWalk through the grassy areas and trees on your way to the playground in this beautiful park.
Beaver Creek ParkCome walk amongst the trees and enjoy a picnic under a shelter in Beaver Creek Park.
Bob Rutledge ParkPlay some tennis or have a picnic in this park in the Panorama neighbourhood of Newton.
Boundary ParkWalk through the forested areas and around the pond in this park near the border with Delta.
British Manor ParkListen to Bear Creek flowing through this great natural area park.
Cambridge School ParkHead to school along the paths in Cambridge Elementary School Park.
Chimney Heights ParkEnjoy the stunning views of the north shore mountains or play ball at the baseball diamond and soccer field. 
Chimney Hill ParkStroll through the open space and play on the playground at this winding park in Chimney Hill.
Colebrook ParkEffective immediately, Colebrook Park will only have a one-way walking route due to COVID-19. 
Corrigan ParkListen to the birds in this beautiful forested park in West Newton.
Cougar Creek ParkWalk around the ponds at Cougar Creek Park and listen to the ducks as they play.
Delta View ParkExplore this forested park near the border with Delta in Panorama.
Dominion ParkEnjoy a picnic under a covered shelter in beautiful Dominion Park.
East View Trail ParkTake a walk through the forest on your way to the dog off-leash park next door to East View Trail Park.
Evershine ParkShoot some hoops or go for a run in this great park in Newton.
Frank Hurt ParkCheck out the parkour course, walk the forest trail or view the art at Frank Hurt Park in Newton.
Goldstone ParkBring the kids down to Newton's Goldstone Park to go for a walk, have a tennis match or jump through the water playground.
Goodrich Place ParkBring the kids to the playground at this little local park.
Hayle Place ParkPlay at this little neighbourhood tot-lot on Hayle Place.
Hazelnut Meadows Community ParkWalk the nature trails in Hazelnut Meadows Community Park, and spot the small Brown Creeper bird.
Heritage Woods ParkHave a picnic and take the kids to play at this little neighbourhood park.
Hyland Creek ParkWatch the fish spawn and walk along the creek in this great natural area park.
Jack n Jill Tot LotWalk through the trees to the playground in this little tot lot in Newton.
Joe Brown ParkVisit Joe Brown Park in Surrey, BC to hit the softball diamond, natural area and trails, or the Panorama Ridge Riding Club.
John Tompson ParkWatch the fish spawn in this natural area park in Newton.
Kabaddi ParkPlay Kabaddi at this great open space in Newton.
Kennedy Trail ParkPlay on the playground and walk through the forest at this local park.
Kilkee Drive ParkWalk along the neighbourhood paths in this grassy park in Newton.
M.J. Norris ParkWalk through the trees and stop off at the playground at this cute neighbourhood park.
Mud Bay ParkVisit Mud Bay Park's waterfront for a chance to see shorebirds in Canada's #1 Important Bird Area.
Newton Athletic ParkPlay soccer, cricket or tennis at this park, or use the playground, water park or BMX pump track.
Newton Reservoir ParkWalk along the paths and stretch your legs while shooting some hoops at the Newton Reservoir Park.
Nichol Estates ParkPlay on the playground or lie in the sun at Nichol Estates Park in Newton.
Owl ParkWalk through the forest and keep your ears alert for different birds in this natural Newton park.
Panorama Heights ParkRelax at this natural park in Newton and stroll through the walking trails.
Panorama ParkDrop by Panorama Park, one of Newton's newest parks. Check out the dog off-leash area or spend some time with the kids at the playground.
Panorama Village ParkTake your kids to play on the playground while taking in the great views of the mountains in the background.
Parkwood Village ParkWalk along the paths and trails in this quiet neighbourhood park in Newton.
Peter Pan ParkWalk through this beautiful forested area and listen to the birds sing.
Pioneer ParkExplore the network of trails that connects Pioneer Park through the whole neighbourhood.
Princess Margaret ParkExplore this neighbourhood park and kick the ball around on the fields.
Puss in Boots ParkSit and have a picnic in this tiny corner pocket park!
R.A. Nicholson ParkExplore this park that runs north-south near the border with Delta.
Senator Reid ParkKick the ball around or wander through the woods in Senator Reid Park in Newton.
Serpentine Dog-Off-Leash ParkTake your dog off-leash at the Serpentine Dog Park in Newton.
Springwood Forest ParkWalk through the trees at Springwood Forest Park on your way to do some shopping at Panorama Village Shopping Centre.
Strawberry Hill ParkPlay baseball or throw a frisbee around at this big, grassy park in Newton.
Sullivan Heights ParkTake a walk or watch a Kabaddi match at Sullivan Heights Park.
Sullivan ParkVisit this large community park to throw the ball around, play some tennis, or have a nice walk overlooking the agricultural land.
Surrey Lake ParkVisit Surrey Lake Park for a scenic walk and a chance to see birds, fish, deer and more!
T.E. Scott ParkSee T.E. Scott Park, the new park to Newton, across from T.E. Scott Elementary School.
Tamanawis ParkPick up your field hockey stick to play at Tamanawis Park, renowned for its field hockey pitches.
Todd Crescent ParkWatch the kids playing on the playground while you walk along the paths in this neighbourhood park.
Tom Thumb Tot LotPlay with your little ones at this little corner park in the Newton community of Surrey.
Unwin ParkRun through the improved water park at Unwin Park or play a sport or take a walk through the paths.
West Newton Community Park Check out Surrey's regulation-sized cricket pitch in West Newton Community Park.

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