RECREATION, ENTERTAINMENT
& THINGS TO DO

From outdoor parks, golfing, the fish and game club, through to equestrian and camping – Hazelmere presents a well-rounded list of activities to keep families engaged.

The Hazelmere Pumpkin Patch is a favourite fall activity in South Surrey, with a small admission fee providing public access to the huge pumpkin patch, hayride, petting zoo and corn maze.  Pick your own pumpkin every weekend in October between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.

Fancy a hike or a breath of fresh air somewhere unique?  Latimer Park is an undeveloped with trails and an old quarry that filled with rain water to become a small lake.  Then, go and enjoy Redwood Park, a beautiful, naturalized park with a rich history. David and Peter Brown, the twin sons of an early pioneer of the area, David Brown, began planting the land with over 50 different tree species from around the world in the 1890s. The original treehouse where the brothers lived in burnt down, but was replaced by the City of Surrey and is now a reminder of the park’s history.  And stop by Keery Park’s forested walking trails on the western edge of Campbell Heights.

If you like the outdoors, but golf is your relaxation of choice, the Hazelmere Golf and Country Club has been a staple in the neighbourhood dating back to 1962. The club boasts 147 acres of land, a 30,000 sq. foot clubhouse, 18 holes of golf, banquet rooms, professional wedding services, and four indoor tennis courts.

The Semiahmoo Fish & Game Club was founded in 1957 by a group of conservationists intent on the restoration of the Little Campbell River.  Over 50 years later, it is home to a hatchery, a wedding/private function hall overlooking the river, easy-level and wheelchair-accessible nature trails, archery and shooting ranges. The volunteer-run hatchery produces 170,000 salmon and trout in a typical year and runs a “Salmon in the Classroom” program for school children.

For horse-riders, the Hazelmere Equestrian Center is the place to be.  The centre is the family stable of Rochelle Kilberg, an Equine Canada certified coach who competes nationally and internationally, who provides training in dressage, boarding and grooming.

Finally, whether you want to take the kids camping for the weekend, or have friends coming in from out of town that like to camp, the Hazelmere RV Park & Campground has plenty to offer. With a full service RV park and Campground, including amenities a pool and hot tub, large playground, and playing fields, fees range from $36 per day for tenting to $70.00 per day for cabins.