Yes.

You’ve missed Edmonton’s River Valley Park. At 18 000 acres and growing, it’s larger than anything on your list and is actually North America’s largest urban park.

“At 7,400 ha (18,000 acres) in size and 48 km (30 mi) in length, the river valley parks system consists of 22 ravines, which have a combined total length of 103 km (64 mi). It also includes 11 lakes. Most of the city has bike and walking trail connections. These trails are also part of the 235 km (146 mi)”

I just spent July 27-29, 2016, visiting Vancouver and had a wonderful time. I did hop on hop off and tours to Capilano and Grouse Mountain. I loved Stanley Park and went to a play at the Malkin Bowl.

But, every single bus driver/guide we had promoted Stanley Park as the largest urban park in Canada. I questioned one of the drivers about this as I live in Saint John, NB, where we have Rockwood Park and its 2200 acres. The driver told me that is what they are instructed to say.

By the way, Rockwood Park was designed by the same architects who designed Central Park in New York.

Wascana Park is larger than Stanley Park and is in a city’s core.

Who cares if it’s the biggest? I only care how wonderful it is.

Wait a sec. How did “a system of parks” count as “a park’? Personally, I what I care about is “which park is the most attractive for activities and diversity. My vote – Stanley Park. (Not a fact. Just a vote.)

BC is 98,000 square miles larger than Texas. Texas 268,000 square miles and BC 366,000 square miles.

Pacific Spirit Park which is bordered on one side by the City of Vancouver and on the other by UBC and the ocean is 2159 acres. In addition, Burnaby Mountain Park is over 1400 acres. Both of these parks are completely surrounded by urban areas.