Love Kids Daycare Coquitlam is a short drive south down Coast Meridian Road from Lincoln Park. Licensed, ECE-certified, and now enrolling ages 3 and up.
Looking for daycare in Lincoln Park? Love Kids Daycare Coquitlam sits at 3007 Pasture Cir, a short drive south down Coast Meridian Road from the Lincoln Park core. We are licensed, ECE-certified, and open Monday to Friday from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm. Ages 3 and up are open for September enrollment right now. Under-3 spots are full and running on a waitlist.
Lincoln Park is a north-side Port Coquitlam neighbourhood, not the City of Coquitlam proper. The boundary runs right along the neighbourhood edge and Coast Meridian Road is the corridor that stitches the two cities together. Because our daycare sits just south of that boundary, Lincoln Park families end up inside a normal drop-off radius even though our address reads Coquitlam. On a search for "daycare Coquitlam near me" from a Prairie Avenue home, we are one of the closest licensed centres you will get.
Lincoln Park reads like a mature family neighbourhood. Most homes are single-family detached built between the 1970s and the 1990s, many with large yards, full basements, and suite potential. Townhomes run roughly $750K to $950K in early 2025, detached sat in the $1.1M to $1.4M range around the same time. The block pattern is wide streets and cul-de-sacs, mature trees overhead, mountain views in the frame.
The main artery is Coast Meridian Road along the west and south edge of the neighbourhood, lined with restaurants, bars, and coffee shops. Prairie Avenue runs west to east through the middle of Lincoln Park. The Prairie and Coast Meridian intersection is the local shopping hub with groceries, coffee, and dental offices in walking distance. Big-box shopping is 5 to 10 minutes away at Riverwood, where Costco, Save-On Foods, Walmart, and Home Depot cluster. Coquitlam Centre Mall is about 15 minutes down the road.
The neighbourhood pitch is young families, first-time buyers, and long-time locals side by side. Families gravitate here for the school density and the cul-de-sac layout.
From most parts of Lincoln Park you are looking at a 10 to 15 minute drive. Head south down Coast Meridian Road out of the neighbourhood, cross into Coquitlam, then turn into the Pasture Cir residential circle. There are no highway merges and no complicated turns. It is a residential corridor the whole way.
If your morning ends at Port Coquitlam Station for the West Coast Express, or on bus 160 heading to Coquitlam Central SkyTrain, dropping your child off on Pasture Cir first fits inside that same trip. You are not doubling back. You are moving in the direction you were already going.
We are at 3007 Pasture Cir, Coquitlam, BC V3C 2C3. From Lincoln Park, head south on Coast Meridian Road across the Port Coquitlam-Coquitlam line and turn into Pasture Cir. Roughly 10 to 15 minutes door to door. Call (604) 338-8020 and we will walk you through it.
The K to 5 catchment for the Lincoln Park and Cedar Drive area is Cedar Drive Elementary at 3150 Cedar Drive, Port Coquitlam. That is the elementary school most of the kids in your daycare cohort will start at. From there they move up to Minnekhada Middle School at 1390 Laurier Avenue for grades 6 to 8. Minnekhada sits right on Coast Meridian Road, a three-minute walk from the southbound Coast Meridian bus stop at Laurier, so it is easy to plan around for older siblings. Grade 9 through 12 is Terry Fox Secondary. Families who want the francophone track use Ecole des Pionniers as the French immersion option in the area.
The reason this matters for daycare is simple: our preschool program is built around kindergarten readiness for the exact schools your child will feed into. Letter recognition, listening in a group, small-motor work, and the social pattern of "listen, take turns, contribute" that a Cedar Drive kindergarten class expects on day one.
Evergreen Park sits inside Lincoln Park with a playground, soccer field, and basketball and tennis courts. Sun Valley Park is the second family park in the neighbourhood, with a playground and tennis courts of its own. Hyde Creek Recreation Centre is the nearest civic rec facility, and it is a real one at 55,000 square feet with a lap pool, leisure pool, water slide, sauna, climbing wall, gym, and racquetball and squash courts. Between those three, most Lincoln Park families already have a weekly rhythm of park time and rec time before their child ever walks into daycare.
We plan our outdoor and gross-motor time to line up with that rhythm. Kids come to us used to running, kicking, climbing, and being outside, so the transition into a structured daycare day feels natural instead of jarring.
We have been running this daycare for over 16 years. Every staff member holds an ECE diploma. That is a firm hire requirement, not a preference. We are licensed under the BC Child Care Licensing Regulation, which sets provincial standards for staffing, ratios, safety, and programming, and we are inspected on a regular schedule.
Ratios are kept low on purpose. Under 3, BC licensing caps us at three children total, so those three seats get one-to-one style attention. In the 3 to 5 room, the numbers stay tight enough that every child gets responded to when they ask a question. We send daily updates to parents so you know how your child ate, how they slept, what they worked on, and how they were feeling. Downtown Vancouver commuter or Riverwood-shift worker, you get the same rundown either way.
We also accept the BC Affordable Child Care Benefit. Lincoln Park is a real mix of first-time buyers and long-time locals, and a good number of families qualify for a meaningful monthly reduction without realising it. We help you figure out the paperwork when you come in for a tour.
Every Lincoln Park family who enrolls here gets a real credential stack behind the care. Sixteen-plus years in operation. Every educator holds an ECE diploma. Our licence caps the under-3 room at three children and the 3-to-5 room stays intentionally small. Kids leave here with the social base that Cedar Drive Elementary kindergarten expects, and with Health Canada safe-sleep routines built in from the very first nap.
Infant daycare near Lincoln Park is tight right now. BC licensing lets us take three children under 3 at 3007 Pasture Cir, and all three seats are held. Get your name on the waitlist and we will call the moment a spot opens up. Every infant slot follows Health Canada safe-sleep positioning, and your baby stays with the same ECE-certified caregiver the whole day rather than being rotated between rooms.
From anywhere in Lincoln Park, head to Coast Meridian Road. Turn south. Follow Coast Meridian across the Port Coquitlam-Coquitlam boundary and stay on it as the road runs through residential Coquitlam. Turn into Pasture Cir. Number 3007 is ours. The whole route is residential streets. There are no expressway sections and no left-turns across a highway.
If Prairie Avenue is your usual east-west run to Port Coquitlam Station, treat the daycare drop as a pre-Prairie stop. Coast Meridian south to us, then back up to Prairie to catch the train. Adds a few minutes to the morning, but keeps you inside your normal Tri-Cities commute geometry. Port Coquitlam is 27 km east of downtown Vancouver on the north bank where the Fraser and Pitt Rivers meet, and the West Coast Express runs five trains each direction on weekdays into Waterfront.
First time in? Call (604) 338-8020 and we will guide you in. Pasture Cir is quiet enough that street parking outside the door is basically always available.
Most Lincoln Park families reach us in about 10 to 15 minutes. You head south down Coast Meridian Road out of the neighbourhood and cross into Coquitlam. It is a straight residential run with no highway merges. Parents heading to Port Coquitlam Station or bus 160 toward Coquitlam Central SkyTrain drop off on the way without adding time to the commute.
Our address is 3007 Pasture Cir in the City of Coquitlam, just south of the Lincoln Park boundary. Lincoln Park itself sits on the north side of Port Coquitlam, but the neighbourhood butts right up against the Coquitlam line along Coast Meridian Road. From a driving perspective it is one continuous residential corridor, which is why so many Lincoln Park parents pick a Coquitlam licensed daycare over anything further into PoCo.
The K to 5 catchment for the Lincoln Park and Cedar Drive area is Cedar Drive Elementary at 3150 Cedar Drive. From there kids go to Minnekhada Middle School at 1390 Laurier Avenue for grades 6 to 8, and then Terry Fox Secondary for grades 9 to 12. Ecole des Pionniers is the local French immersion option families use if they want their child in the francophone track. All of these are inside School District 43.
Our infant and toddler spots are full right now. BC licensing allows three children under 3 and all three are taken. Join the waitlist and we will call the moment one opens. We are actively enrolling ages 3 and up today, including kids turning 3 soon.
Yes. We accept the BC Affordable Child Care Benefit. Lincoln Park has a mix of first-time buyers and long-time locals, and a lot of the young families on Prairie Avenue and Coast Meridian qualify without realising it. Bring it up when you come in for a tour. We will walk you through the application and how the subsidy stacks on top of our regular monthly fees.
Yes. Pasture Cir is a quiet residential circle with easy street parking right outside the daycare. You will not fight for a spot the way you would at a Coquitlam Centre lot. Most Lincoln Park parents park, walk in, sign their child in, and are back in the car in under five minutes.
We open at 7:30 am Monday through Friday and close at 5:30 pm. That window is built around Tri-Cities commuters. If one of you catches the West Coast Express out of Port Coquitlam Station or bus 160 to Coquitlam Central SkyTrain, a 7:30 am open lets you drop off and still make your train. Five-thirty pickup covers a full downtown workday plus the ride back.
Every day. You get a rundown of meals, naps, activities, and how your child was feeling. If your workday runs from a downtown Vancouver office or from the Riverwood shops five minutes away, you know exactly how the day is going for your child. It is not an extra. It is part of how we run the daycare.
Call (604) 338-8020 or send a message through the contact page. We book tours during the daycare day so you can see the rooms with kids in them, meet the ECE-certified educators, and ask every question you have. No pressure, no sales pitch. It is a real look at the space before you make any decision for your family.
Lincoln Park is a real family neighbourhood. Mountain views over the cul-de-sacs, kids on the playground at Evergreen Park, weekend swims at Hyde Creek. Our daycare tries to feel the same way.
Call (604) 338-8020 to book a free tour. We are open Monday to Friday from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm. Come see the rooms, meet the ECE-certified team, and ask everything on your mind.
Love Kids Daycare Coquitlam
3007 Pasture Cir
Coquitlam, BC V3C 2C3
(604) 338-8020
Mon to Fri
7:30 am to 5:30 pm
Lincoln Park families lean toward preschool and family daycare formats. Preschool for the ages 3 to 5 kindergarten prep track, family daycare for a smaller mixed-age room close to the Coast Meridian corridor.
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Love Kids Daycare Coquitlam
3007 Pasture Cir, Coquitlam, BC V3C 2C3
Phone: (604) 338-8020 | Mon-Fri 7:30 am - 5:30 pm
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