Terry Fox Secondary School
1260 Riverwood Gate
Hectares: 2.4

The recreation facilities at Terry Fox Secondary are augmented by the adjacent Terry Fox Park. Named after Port Coquitlam's hometown hero, the school's grounds include basketball hoops, a sports field, and an athletic track.

Terry Fox Park
1269 Riverside Dr.
Hectares: 2.3

Terry Fox Park is adjacent to Terry Fox Secondary School, and the two facilities share an abundance of recreation amenities. Terry Fox Park amenities include a sports field, baseball diamond, tennis courts, and a lacrosse box.

Thompson Park
1842 Morgan Ave.
Hectares: 5.3

Thompson Park, named for former city councillor Mike Thompson, features public washrooms, a soccer field, and several baseball and softball diamonds.  Located on Port Coquitlam's south side, it is connected to the forested parkland of Kilmer Park.

Did You Know: Named for Mike Thompson in recognition of his outstanding contribution towards the development of Parks and Recreation in the City of Port Coquitlam. Mike Thompson was first elected to Port Coquitlam City Council in 1970. Following the 1970 election, he served four two-year terms and then returned in 1990 and served two additional three-year terms until his political retirement in 1996.

Traboulay PoCo Trail
Kilometres: 25

The stunning Traboulay PoCo Trail encircles the city of Port Coquitlam and features 25km of walking, biking, running, strolling, and whatever else you can do to traverse a trail of this length. It passes through many parks and takes you along the Coquitlam River, Pitt River, through downtown Port Coquitlam, forests, creeks, meadows, and marshlands. For more information, click here or stop by a city facility and pick up a free trail guide.