Overview
Fraserview Golf Course sits in the Fraserview neighbourhood of southeast Vancouver, British Columbia, spread across a large green parcel that overlooks the Fraser River. Operated as part of the City of Vancouver's public parks and recreation portfolio, it is one of the longer municipal courses in the city and draws a broad mix of local residents, visitors, and serious recreational golfers.
The course is laid out across gently rolling terrain with mature trees framing many holes. Views toward the North Shore mountains and glimpses of the river corridor give the setting a sense of openness unusual for a course within a major urban area. Because it is municipally run, it is intentionally kept accessible to golfers of varying skill levels, rather than being an exclusive private club.
Fraserview is a practical base point for exploring southeast Vancouver — the surrounding neighbourhood is quiet and residential, connected to the rest of the city by transit and cycling routes. Visitors typically combine a round of golf with other activities in the broader Metro Vancouver area.
Before You Go
Tee Time Bookings
Tee times at Fraserview can be booked online or by phone through the City of Vancouver's golf reservation system. Demand is high on weekends and summer evenings, so booking several days in advance is strongly recommended. Verify current booking windows and procedures on the official Vancouver parks website, as policies can change seasonally.
Green Fees and Equipment
Green fees vary by season, time of day, and resident versus non-resident status. Club rentals and pull carts are generally available at the pro shop — confirm availability and current pricing directly with the course before your visit.
What to Pack
- Waterproof golf shoes or rain gear: Vancouver's weather can change quickly even in summer
- Layers: mornings and evenings can be cool year-round
- Sunscreen for sunny summer rounds
- Valid ID if you plan to purchase alcohol at the clubhouse
Visas and Entry
Fraserview Golf Course is in Canada. For entry requirements, check TravelerPulse's Visas section and the official Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website for guidance specific to your nationality.
Getting There
From Downtown Vancouver
Fraserview is located in southeast Vancouver, roughly 8–12 kilometres from the downtown core depending on your exact starting point. The drive along arterial roads such as Knight Street or Fraser Street typically takes 20–35 minutes outside peak traffic hours.
By Transit
TransLink, Metro Vancouver's public transit authority, serves the surrounding neighbourhood. Bus routes connecting to Joyce–Collingwood SkyTrain Station or 29th Avenue SkyTrain Station provide reasonable access. Verify current route numbers and schedules at translink.ca, as service patterns change.
By Bicycle
Vancouver's cycling network includes routes through southeast Vancouver. The course is reachable by bike from much of the city, though carrying clubs adds logistical complexity. Bike parking is available near the clubhouse — verify locally.
Parking
On-site vehicle parking is available at the course. Confirm current capacity and any fee arrangements directly with the course, particularly for busy weekend mornings.
Things to See & Do
Golf at Fraserview
The primary draw is the 18-hole golf course itself. The layout is moderately challenging, with tree-lined fairways and several holes that reward accuracy over raw distance. The pro shop offers basic retail items, and a practice area is available — confirm current facilities on the official site.
Nearby Parks and Green Space
The Fraserview neighbourhood borders Fraserview Park and is close to the broader River District greenway paths along the north arm of the Fraser River. These are good for walking or cycling before or after a round.
Sunset Views
On clear days, the elevated sections of the course offer views toward the North Shore mountains. Early morning rounds in summer are particularly atmospheric, with low light and relatively quiet conditions.
Combine with the Fraser River Trail
The Fraser River trail system, accessible from several points in southeast Vancouver, is a good complement to a golf day. It offers flat, paved walking and cycling along the riverfront.
Food & Drink
On-Site Clubhouse
Fraserview has a clubhouse with food and beverage service. Offerings typically include standard golf-clubhouse fare — hot food, snacks, and licensed beverage service. Hours and menu change seasonally; verify current service before visiting.
Surrounding Neighbourhood
The Fraser Street corridor, running north-south through the area, has a concentration of independent cafes, Vietnamese and Filipino restaurants, and casual diners reflecting the neighbourhood's multicultural character. It is within a short drive of the course.
Nearby Commercial Areas
Kingsway — one of Vancouver's longer diagonal commercial strips — is also accessible from Fraserview and has a dense array of restaurants representing many cuisines. This is a practical option for a meal before or after a round.
Practical Information
Reservations and Fees
Always book tee times in advance and confirm current green fee pricing directly with the course or through the City of Vancouver parks and recreation portal. Prices and policies are subject to seasonal adjustment.
Weather Awareness
Vancouver has a temperate oceanic climate. Summer (June–August) is dry and warm, making it the most comfortable period for golf. Spring and autumn bring frequent rain but mild temperatures. Winter rounds are possible but wetter and shorter-daylight conditions apply.
Accessibility
The course is a public municipal facility. For specific accessibility-related queries — including cart availability or course-access accommodations — contact the pro shop directly before your visit.
Emergency Contacts
- General emergencies in Canada: 911
- Non-emergency Vancouver Police: verify the current non-emergency number locally or via the VPD website
- Nearest hospital: verify the closest facility via 811 (BC HealthLink) or Google Maps before travel
Safety
Fraserview Golf Course is situated in a safe, residential part of Vancouver. Standard urban common-sense applies: do not leave valuables visible in parked vehicles, and keep belongings attended in the clubhouse.
On the course itself, standard golf safety rules apply — stay aware of other players' swings and ball flight, and follow the pace-of-play guidelines set by the course. Lightning protocols will be communicated by course staff during storms; if you hear the warning horn, leave the course immediately and take shelter.
The surrounding southeast Vancouver neighbourhoods are generally calm and pedestrian-friendly, though as in any city, situational awareness is advisable after dark.
