The Garden Shipyards
Event venue on Wallace Mews, North Vancouver
5.0from 2 reviews
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Things to ask before renting this hall
- ✓TypeEvent venue
- ?CapacityNot published, ask the hall
- ?PriceOn request
- ?CateringNot published
- ?BarNot published
- ✓ParkingParking mapped 230 m away
- ?AccessibleNot published
- ?HoursNot published
- ?PhoneNone listed
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Venue type
- Event venue
About The Garden Shipyards
The Garden Shipyards is a event venue at 19 Wallace Mews, North Vancouver, BC V7L 0B9, Canada. Reviewers rate it 5.0 out of 5, from 2 reviews.
Before you book: The Garden Shipyards doesn't publish capacity and prices here yet. Ask in your enquiry, along with deposit and cancellation terms.
What guests say
5.0 out of 5 from 2 reviews. Read the reviews
Getting there and parking
- Bus: the Lonsdale Quay SEABUS Terminal [LQ] stop is 140 m away.
- Parking: 5 parking areas mapped within 400 m; the nearest is 230 m away. The largest holds 47 cars.
- Highway: Highway TCH 1, exit 18 is 2.5 km away.
Nearby
- Parks: Jack Loucks Court (280 m).
- Food and drink within 300 m: Tap & Barrel, Nook Restaurant, Pier 7, Caffè Artigiano and 34 more.
- Hotels for out-of-town guests: Pinnacle Hotel at the Pier (80 m), Seaside Hotel (90 m), Lonsdale Quay Hotel (160 m).
Distances are straight-line, from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors).
Questions renters ask
How many guests does The Garden Shipyards hold?
Capacity is not published yet. Send an enquiry with your guest count.
How do I check if The Garden Shipyards is free on my date?
The hall has not published a phone number or email yet. Check its website if one is listed, or visit in person.
Where is The Garden Shipyards?
19 Wallace Mews, North Vancouver, BC V7L 0B9, Canada. Use Get directions for a route from where you are.
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