Overview

Meadow Park was constructed almost 40 years ago and has become one of Whistler’s most popular public outdoor spaces. With increasing pressures from visitation and environmental changes, it is essential to reinvestment in aging infrastructure to meet current programming requirements and opportunities.

A key focus will be the replacement of the ever popular spray park which is at the end of its useful lifespan and does not meet current Vancouver Coastal Health requirements or Whistler’s Water Conservation Bylaw.

Other proposed improvements include enhanced picnic areas and recreational space along the river’s edge, improved site circulation, reconstructed irrigation, and drainage system, formalized off-leash dog facility, and public art opportunities.

Status: Detailed design

The Meadow Park Playground and Splash Park detailed designs, known as Phase 1, have been completed. Designs were informed by community input received earlier in 2023, in addition to Open Voices engagement in 2019.

The playground, water park and fencing of one ball diamond will be part of Phase 1 construction beginning in Autumn 2024.

View the Detailed Designs

View the Meadow Park Engagement Summary (Part 2)

View the Meadow Park Master Plan presentation to Committee of the Whole

This project is generously funded by the Province of BC's Resort Municipality Initiative (RMI).

The rePLAY Survey

CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

Thank you for taking the time to share your input on a reimagined Meadow Park. For clarity purposes, when answering the questions, we are seeking input specific to Meadow Park and not the sports complex.

This information is being collected by the Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) under Section 26(e) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Your personal information will be collected for the purpose of gathering feedback on the Meadow Park Sports Centre. The personal information collected includes your age range, pronouns, primary residence and any disabilities. By submitting your response, you consent to your information being collected by Bang the Table, which stores data on a server located in Canada and provides it to the RMOW. Your personal information will be stored securely by the RMOW and deleted one year after completion of the project. A summary report including your information may be included in a future Council Report. If you have any questions about the collection of this personal information, please contact the Communications Department at communications@whistler.ca

Phase 2 engagement: Master Plan and Concepts Survey

CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

Thank you for your continued efforts in helping us make Meadow Park awesome!

In the first round of engagement, you shared your preferences for activities you’d love to do at Meadow Park, in addition to your ideas for play features, dog-friendly areas and more.

With your thoughtful and creative input, we have drafted an overall Master Plan for Meadow Park, with designated activity areas, in addition to concepts for both the Spray Park and Playground areas. These two areas have been made a priority due to their popularity and the need to replace this aging equipment.

In phase 2 of the engagement, we want to hear from you on: the Valley Trail alignment adjacent to the Playground and Spray Park and the amount of proposed shade (both trees and structures), seating and the features for the Spray Park and Playground.