Parks and playgrounds with restrooms in Vancouver

A climbing dome with a rope ladder inside, a cage-like overhead spinner for bigger kids, an embankment slide and a play hut, in a quiet residential park.

A roller slide, a rope pyramid, toddler play and sand, with sunshades, at Kitsilano Beach.

An indoor tropical conservatory of plants and birds in Queen Elizabeth Park, with strollers allowed.

A Stanley Park playground with bigger challenges for older kids than nearby Second Beach, with a picnic shelter and tables.

Separate play structures for smaller and bigger kids, with slides and a large rope challenge, for ages about 0 to 12.

An indoor play area with a two-story slide, a ball pit and an iWall, inside a market of kids' shops.

A city-history museum that lends sensory kits and noise-reducing covers every day.

Two small slide structures and a fenced sandy toddler area with baby swings, beside the beach in Stanley Park.

Two playgrounds: a larger one with a treehouse, rope dome and spinner, and a smaller one with a slide and swings.