

Deas Island Regional Park offers tidal mudflats, meandering Fraser River channels, old farmland, large shore trees and wetlands—excellent for riverscapes, birdlife and intimate landscape compositions. Visit at low tide for exposed textures and at sunrise/sunset for warm side light and reflections. Weekdays and early mornings reduce crowds; small free parking lot off Deas Island Rd. Trails and a short boardwalk are mostly easy but uneven; bring bug spray during summer. Expect migratory waterfowl,


Deas Island Regional Park offers tidal mudflats, meandering Fraser River channels, old farmland, large shore trees and wetlands—excellent for riverscapes, birdlife and intimate landscape compositions. Visit at low tide for exposed textures and at sunrise/sunset for warm side light and reflections. Weekdays and early mornings reduce crowds; small free parking lot off Deas Island Rd. Trails and a short boardwalk are mostly easy but uneven; bring bug spray during summer. Expect migratory waterfowl,