Answers to some of your questions
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The 128th British Columbia Highland Games will be held on June 20 and 21, 2025, at Town Centre Park in Coquitlam, along the shores of Lafarge Lake.
Tickets are available for purchase online.
Everyone must have a ticket to enter ScotFestBC on Saturday, June 21. Friday night events on June 20 offer free entry.
ScotFestBC is easily accessible via public transit.
Take the SkyTrain to Lafarge Lake-Douglas Station, and you are steps away from the festival grounds. If you prefer to drive, there are several parking options around the park, including public and private lots at the park and Douglas College across the street.
Yes, there are seven parking lots on the Town Centre Park grounds, as well as additional parking at Douglas College across the street. However, parking is at a premium on Saturday, so it’s advisable to arrive early to secure a spot. Learn more about parking at ScotFest.
No. Dogs or other pets are not allowed at ScotFestBC.
The festival can be very busy, with large crowds, loud music, and sudden noises (such as drumming or heavy events), which can be stressful and unsafe for pets as well as the people involved. This policy is in place for the comfort and safety of both animals and attendees. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
Certified service dogs with proper identification are welcome, in accordance with accessibility laws.
Absolutely!
ScotFestBC welcomes volunteers to help make the event a success. You can register to volunteer here.
Yes.
ScotFest BC offers a range of kids’ activities, making it a family-friendly event.
The festival grounds at Town Centre Park are accessible, including paved walkways and facilities for mobility assistance.
Yes!
There are a variety of Scottish food vendors and concessions offering haggis, meat pies, and more. There’s also a beer tent and whisky tasting events.
Bring sunscreen, a hat, a refillable water bottle, and cash for vendors (some may not take cards). Lawn chairs and picnic blankets are also recommended for outdoor seating.
Yes.
A map of the grounds is available online here showing stages, vendors, events, and key facilities.
Yes!
Visit clan tents and cultural booths to learn about Scottish heritage, tartans, and genealogical connections.
