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Horne Lake Caves Provincial Park + My Favorites
This park is well-known for its fantastic caving opportunities in a network of natural caves, without route markings or lights. A range of guided tours for families and adventure-seekers are also available. A trail from the parking area leads across a suspension bridge over the Big Qualicum River to the Caving Centre. The park is a great place for hiking, kayaking, rock climbing, cycling and picnicking too and there is a day-use area featuring a shallow swimming area. Address: Horne Lake exit off Hwy 19 or 19A, | Qualicum Beach, BC Tel: 1 250 248-7829
Englishman River Falls Provincial Park + My Favorites
Situated 13 km southwest of Parksville, this provincial park boasts two dazzling waterfalls and magnificent trees. Hiking trails, day-use facilities and a campground are all within the 97-hectare area. Address: Errington Road off Highway 4, southwest of | Parksville, BC [ Map ] Tel: 1 250 248-9460
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MacMillan Provincial Park and Cathedral Grove + My Favorites
MacMillian Provincial Park is 136 hectares of trails and vegetation. It is best known for Cathedral Grove, where giant Douglas-fir trees stand (the tallest is 76 m high). Some of the oldest trees date back over 800 years. Please pay careful attention to all posted signs to protect this wonderful area. MacMillian is 30 km (19 mi) west of Parksville. Address: Hwy #4 | Parksville, BC Tel: 1 250 248-9460
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Tiger Lily Farm + My Favorites
Offering a quality hands on experience featuring traditional farm animals. Come milk a goat, bottle feed a calf or ride a pony. Address: 1692 Errington Road | Errington, BC | V0R 1V0 [ Map ] Tel: 1 250 248-2408
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The Heritage Forest of Qualicum Beach + My Favorites
The Heritage Forest is a 35-acre natural reserve located close to the centre of town. The park contains several trails, a salmon-rich stream and old-growth Coastal Douglas Fir eco-system. Future plans are to include an interpretive centre. Address: . | Qualicum Beach, BC
Spider Lake Provincial Park + My Favorites
This provincial park is a day-use facility that encompasses 65 hectares. Spider Lake is a great place to enjoy swimming, kayaking and canoeing. Address: Spider Lake Road off Hwy #19 | West of Qualicum Beach, BC [ Map ]
Milner Gardens and Woodland + My Favorites
The Milner House was constructed in 1931, and past visitors to the house have included the Queen and Princess Diana. Many of the rooms are now open for public viewing. Also on display is a selection of artifacts and photos including mementos of visits by the Royal Family, and the aristocratic owners, Veronica and Ray Milner. Be sure to stop by the Camellia Tea Room during the afternoon for tea and treats. Address: 2179 West Island Highway | Qualicum Beach, BC | V9K 1G1 [ Map ] Tel: 1 250 752-6153
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Hamilton Marsh + My Favorites
Marsh birds such as red-winged blackbirds, jays and swallows call this natural habitat home and ducks and geese visit during their spring and fall migrations. Woodland trails lead around the marsh from the parking lot and a viewing platform allows for closer observation of the wildlife. Hamilton Marsh is approximately 10 minutes drive west of Qualicum Beach, on South Hilliers Road. Address: South Hilliers Rd. | Qualicum Beach, BC
Qualicum National Wildlife Area - Nanoose Unit + My Favorites
The Qualicum National Wildlife Area is composed of three areas, one of which is located at the western end of Nanoose Harbour. The area is 34 hectares, 14 of which are tidal. Mudflats, marine spits, wet meadows and marshes compose the terrain, which is frequented by more than 190 different types of animals (birds comprising the biggest portion at around 131). Many of the species can be seen through out the year, but some are more abundant during winter or migration (eg. bald eagles in January). The vegetation is also spectacular, with over 200 species of plants.
Address: West end of | Nanoose Harbour, BC
Butterfly World & Gardens + My Favorites
Stroll amongst hundreds of free-flying exotic butterflies in the indoor tropical gardens or plan to visit the bird aviary, water gardens and unique gift shop. Open March 15 through November 1st. Address: 1080 Winchester Road | Coombs, BC | V0R 1M0 [ Map ] Tel: 1 250 248-7026
Rathtrevor Beach Provincial Park + My Favorites
This popular family destination is well known for its warm swimming waters at high tide, and sand activities during low tide. Bird-watching opportunities abound, especially in March and April when the view of migrating Brandt Geese is exceptional. Address: Hwy 19a, 3 km south of Parksville | Parksville, BC [ Map ] Tel: 1 250 248-9460
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North Island Wildlife Recovery Association + My Favorites
Marvel at such creatures as eagles, raccoons, hawks and owls at this home for the injured or orphaned. Open to the public for wildlife viewing from April until October. Guided tours for groups are possible, but require advanced booking. Address: 1240 Leffler Road | Errington, BC Tel: 1 250 248-8534
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Jedediah Island Provincial Marine Park + My Favorites
This marine park is located on the Strait of Georgia, between the islands of Lasqueti and Texada. Paddlers or boaters can access the park from the shores near Nanoose Bay. Swimming in the bay on the northeast side of the park is pleasant. A truly majestic experience is to wilderness camp on the island (but please do not leave a trace). Address: . | Jedediah Island, BC Tel: 1 250 248-9460
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Rosewall Creek Provincial Park + My Favorites
Located on the central coastal portion of Vancouver Island, Rosewall Creek Provincial Park is a sure hit in fall when the colours of the maple leaves are most vibrant. It is designated for day-use only, and is frequented by kayakers putting in their vessels and swimmers in the Rosewall Creek during the low waters of summer. Address: Three km south of | Fanny Bay, BC [ Map ]
Little Qualicum Falls Provincial Park + My Favorites
Just west of Parksville, this provincial park is by the scenic Little Qualicum River. View the cascading water of the Little Qualicum Falls, swim in the clear, cool pools of water or hike one of the many trails. It is also a popular windsurfing destination. Day use facilities as well as a campground are in the area. Address: Hwy 4, 19 km west of | Parksville, BC [ Map ] Tel: 1 250 248-9460
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