Redwood Park

Redwood Park is one of Surrey's most spectacular nature destinations. Boasting a large forest of exotic trees, over 5 kilometres of scenic nature trails, a wheelchair-accessible playground and several rustic picnic shelters, the park has something for everyone to enjoy. The slanting yard beside the parking area is the ideal place to play. Appreciate the all-get to play area and excursion covers year-round from sunrise until sunset. In the winter, the slopes are incredible for sledding. The remarkable backwoods found at Redwood Park is an inheritance of Peter and David Brown, twin siblings destined to one of Surrey's soonest spearheading families.

In 1893, their dad skilled them this expansive plot of land, logged and ready for cultivating. In any case, the siblings rather filled the huge space with their most loved trees from all around the globe. Completely dedicated to their woodland asylum, the offbeat pair constructed a treehouse where they lived in isolation until their passings in 1949 and 1958. Today, a copy of their treehouse remains in the focal point of the recreation center. Head encourage west to investigate a serene timberland of tall trees, a large number of which can't be discovered anyplace else in Surrey. One feature is the woods of develop Sierra Redwoods, the tallest tree species on the planet.