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Picnic shelters and outdoor ceremony spaces in Coquitlam
Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada
Coquitlam lists picnic shelters at Blue Mountain and Mundy parks, plus the Rose Garden and Blue Mountain waterfall as ceremony or photo spaces.
Key information
Coquitlam lists picnic shelters at Blue Mountain and Mundy parks, plus the Rose Garden and Blue Mountain waterfall as ceremony or photo spaces. The 2026 shelter rental season ended September 30; October-to-March use is first come, first served.
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At a glance
| Task | Key detail |
|---|---|
| When are picnic shelters rented and when are they first come? | The city gives an April 1 to September 30, 2026 picnic season. |
| What is the Mundy Park picnic capacity and address? | The picnic page gives 641 Hillcrest Street and a maximum of 100 people, with washrooms. |
| What is the Blue Mountain waterfall space? | The city lists it at 975 King Albert Avenue with capacity for 50 people, a pond and a bridge. |
Compare locations
| Location | Address or source location | Recorded details |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Mountain Park picnic shelter | 975 King Albert Avenue | Listed capacity: 500 people |
| Mundy Park picnic shelter | 641 Hillcrest Street | Listed capacity: 100 people |
| Rose Garden ceremony space | 624 Poirier Street | Listed capacity: 50 people |
| Blue Mountain Park Waterfall ceremony space | 975 King Albert Avenue | Listed capacity: 50 people |
All four named rental spaces
| Place | Address | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Mountain Park picnic shelter | 975 King Albert Avenue | 500 people |
| Mundy Park picnic shelter | 641 Hillcrest Street | 100 people |
| Rose Garden ceremony space | 624 Poirier Street | 50 people |
| Blue Mountain Park Waterfall ceremony space | 975 King Albert Avenue | 50 people |
Blue Mountain Park picnic shelter
975 King Albert Avenue
The listed picnic venue has washrooms, water and electricity with a rental. Its maximum is 500 people.
- Listed capacity
- 500 people
Mundy Park picnic shelter
641 Hillcrest Street
The picnic page lists washrooms and a 100-person capacity. Confirm the actual shelter booking rather than using the repeated larger-group fee band.
- Listed capacity
- 100 people
Rose Garden ceremony space
624 Poirier Street
A bookable ceremony and photo location with raised rose beds and brick paths. Electricity is listed, but no water or washrooms.
- Listed capacity
- 50 people
Blue Mountain Park Waterfall ceremony space
975 King Albert Avenue
A smaller ceremony or photo setting with a pond and bridge. It is not the park’s larger picnic gathering area.
- Listed capacity
- 50 people
Season, picnic locations and fee bands
When are picnic shelters rented and when are they first come?
The city gives an April 1 to September 30, 2026 picnic season. In the October-to-March off-season, shelters are first come, first served. Check the availability calendar and signs. The page’s seasonal heading should not be read as saying October rental bookings are still open.
Where is the Blue Mountain picnic location?
The park is at 975 King Albert Avenue. Its listed maximum picnic capacity is 500. Amenities include washrooms, water and electricity, but electricity is available only with a rental. The park and the waterfall ceremony location have separate purposes and capacities.
What fee bands are published for Blue Mountain?
For one to 100 people the page lists $126. For 101 to 500, it lists $156 for Coquitlam nonprofit community groups, $317 for private groups and $474 for commercial businesses. An additional damage deposit is required; the page does not state its amount.
Booking requests and smaller ceremony spaces
What is the Mundy Park picnic capacity and address?
The picnic page gives 641 Hillcrest Street and a maximum of 100 people, with washrooms. Its fee section repeats larger-group bands, but this guide does not use those rows to override the stated 100-person capacity. Confirm the actual booking with staff.
How do I request a picnic rental?
Use the rental request form linked by the city and check its availability calendar. For questions, email bookings@coquitlam.ca. A request is an application to staff, not a confirmed reservation or a right to use another booked area.
What is available at the Rose Garden?
The ceremony and photo space is at 624 Poirier Street, with a listed 50-person capacity. The city describes over 800 roses, brick paths, raised planters and archways. Electricity is listed; water and washrooms are not provided at the garden.
Special events and practical site checks
What is the Blue Mountain waterfall space?
The city lists it at 975 King Albert Avenue with capacity for 50 people, a pond and a bridge. It is a separate scenic ceremony or photo space, not permission to use the 500-person picnic capacity at the waterfall.
Can I just arrive for a ceremony or organized photo session?
The Rose Garden and waterfall must be booked in advance and have a charge. The city does not publish one fixed fee on this page. Ask Bookings for the exact rental and any conditions rather than treating public park access as a ceremony reservation.
Which form applies to a tournament or festival?
Use the Outdoor Sports Facility Request Form for tournaments and sports activity. Use the Special Event Application for a special event or festival. These routes are distinct from an ordinary picnic request and may involve additional review.
Do the listed capacities establish an accessible route or live washroom status?
No. Capacities and amenity lists do not verify the surface or route for a particular visitor, or seasonal opening of facilities. Describe access needs to Bookings and confirm the intended site. The garden’s explicit lack of water and washrooms is important when comparing it with a picnic shelter.