FAQs

Eastview Park is located on the eastern boundary of the City between Rufus Drive and Mountain Highway. The 2.8-hectare neighborhood park is accessed for its wooded walking trails, open spaces and disc golf course. The park is used by neighbours as well as disc golf players from across the North Shore and beyond. 

On February 6, 2023, in a Notice of Motion, Council directed staff to: evaluate options that ensure the long-term sustainability of Eastview Park as a welcoming and safe place for people of all ages and abilities by addressing the potential for conflict between Eastview Park uses, including disc golf users, through the possible relocation of disc golf to another City or Metro Vancouver park.

• Spring 2023 – Research and Site Analysis: Staff undertook research and site analysis of the park.
• June-July 2023 – Community Engagement: Included community workshops, survey, and park pop-ups. 
• Summer-fall 2023 – Develop Recommendations: Staff reviewing findings and developing recommendations for Council consideration.
• Early 2024 – Report to Council: Present recommendations to Council for consideration (updated from late fall 2023).
• 2024 – Implement Park Improvements: based on Council direction.

In April 2023, the disc golf course in Eastview Park was temporary reconfigured to improve safety in known conflict areas. Changes included removing three holes and moving some tee pads and baskets closer together.

There are three disc golf courses on the North Shore:

1. Eastview Park: currently 6-holes
2. Rockridge School in West Vancouver: 6-holes
3. Top of Grouse Mountain: 18-holes

To report a crime currently in progress or for immediate police assistance please call 9-1-1.

To report a non-emergency crime, contact the North Vancouver RCMP detachment at 604-985-1311. The Online Crime Reporting tool is also available to report crimes that meet certain criteria. Non-Emergency Situations include:

• When a crime that has already been committed and no suspects are present (e.g., theft from vehicle or home, vandalism, fraud)
• Suspicious activity or circumstance or less serious nuisance behavior  
• When you want follow-up information on a report you have previously made. 

For bylaw related issues, please contact City Bylaw Services at 604-982-8302 or email bylaw@cnv.org. 

To request park maintenance, please submit a request for service via our CityFix app or submit a request via our online service request form.