While you're exploring the city in your Burnaby RV rental, your first stop should be one of the city's beautiful parks. Burnaby Lake Regional Park is just off the Trans-Canada Highway, making it an excellent spot to stretch your legs after a long drive in the campervan rental. This vast park is a real treat for birdwatching enthusiasts keen to catch a glimpse of belted kingfishers diving for their dinner, bald eagles soaring overhead, or the elusive green-backed heron. The park's off-leash area is a hit with canine campers as well. Deer Lake Park is right across the highway from Burnaby Lake Regional Park and also comes complete with its own lake. Deer Lake Park is packed with lush forests and meadows where you can have a picnic, hike, and enjoy some quality time with the family. Boating, swimming, and fishing are popular pastimes on the lake. If you're visiting during June or July, you'll get to enjoy some of the park's special events, like Symphony in the Park or the Burnaby Blues and Roots Festival. Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area is a big draw for outdoor enthusiasts. Must-see attractions include the Centennial Rose Garden, home to nearly 1,000 species of colorful flora, and the Kamui Mintara sculptures. This collection of intricately carved totem poles celebrates Burnaby's special relationship with Kushiro, Japan, Burnaby's sister city. Hikers will want to trek the 28-kilometer (17-mile) trail network. Summit Burnaby Mountain for a bird's-eye view of the recreation area. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife along the way, including deer, bears, and cougars. For those who enjoy playing golf, there are courses near Burnaby Mountain and at Riverway Sports Complex. These beautiful parks are just a few of the recreation areas available throughout the city, so no matter what you like to do, Burnaby has your camping crew covered.