Town Centre Park Upgrades

Festival Lawn Expansion

Festival Lawn of approximately 8,000 square metres was added in 2019 east of the Town Centre Park Community Plaza area, providing increased open space for festivals and events, as well as year-round casual use and programs. A variety of trees were also planted for aesthetics and shade.

Festival Hub

A new Festival Hub opened in December 2020 between the Town Centre Park Community Plaza and Festival Lawn areas. The hub includes:

• Further enhancements to the lawn, gardens, pathways and lighting
• New washroom and servery building
• A 650-square-metre (7,000-square-foot) plaza for additional social and gathering space

Spanning about a quarter of the park, the lake loop improvements help to increase capacity, enhance safety and accessibility, and enhance overall user experience in the park. Using a phased approach, the 1.2-kilometer lake loop and surrounding area was divided into three distinct improvement zones: Garden Walk on the east side, Urban Walk on the west side and Forest Walk on the south side.

• Urban Walk improvements—completed in 2021—included repaving and lighting upgrades to improve pathway accessibility, capacity and visibility; seating for resting and socializing; and a two-stall, fully-accessible universal washroom near Evergreen Cultural Centre opened in 2021. 
• Garden Walk improvements—completed in 2022—included new botanical garden beds with a wide variety of plants and trees to increase habitat for birds and pollinators, and construction of new pathways inviting visitors to enjoy the variety of sights, sounds, colours and textures of the garden display.
• Forest Walk improvements—upcoming in the future—will include a widened asphalt trail with sections of boardwalk, extensive tree planting, lighting and new meandering trails.

Percy Perry Track and Field Renewal

Percy Perry Stadium reopened in 2023 following a full replacement of the rubber track and synthetic turf field.

The City completed the track renewal and artificial turf replacement at the same time in order to maximize cost efficiencies and limit disruption to these key recreational amenities. Completion of the replacement work at both facilities ensures that the amenities remain of a high standard for our public to use, and the stadium upgrades will allow Percy Perry Stadium to continue to be Coquitlam’s top outdoor sports-hosting venue for years to come.

Field 6 (North Field) Artificial Turf Replacement

The artificial turf playing surface on Field 6 (North Field) had reached the end of its useful life and was replaced over the summer of 2024 in order to continue to meet the needs of our growing community.