Our region is rich with Parks from our local Municipal Parks to Provincial Parks and Reserves.
Vancouver Island BC hosts a number of Regional Parks from the Strathcona Regional District to the Mt Waddington Regional District, each with its own virtues. These remote vestiges of natural splendour adhere in the heart and the memory a long time after you have left.
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Bere Point campsite and Regional Park are located on Malcolm Island, a BC mystic island where the outside world no longer exists. Beachfront camping is not the only thing that will entice you on this journey. Access from Port McNeill on Vancouver Island.
Read MoreThe Broughton Strait Regional Park in Port McNeill on northern Vancouver Island BC, is a full facility campsite located just 400 meters north east of downtown Port McNeill.
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The Link River at Port Alice or Alice Lake on Vancouver Island BC, provides great fishing, hiking and swimming as well as a boat launch and three sheltered BBQ sites.
Read MoreThe Quatse Camp Site is also a Park. Located in Port Hardy on Vancouver Island BC, this site offers sheltered riverside picnic area, picnic tables and wash rooms with showers and is wheelchair accessible
Read MoreMt Cain Alpine Park near Woss on Vancouver Island is one of the best places in BC to find powder snow in the winter and offers some excellent mountain climbing opportunities the rest of the year.
Read MoreLocated in Little Huson Caves Regional Park on northern Vancouver Island BC, these are one of my favourite cave parks to visit. The forest is younger, the caves are older and the Atluck River flows through the caves.
Read MoreIt take a bit to get to the Winter Harbour Kwaksistah Regional Park on Vancouver Island BC, first drive to Holberg, than another 20 minutes south west of the village on gravel roads to Winter Harbour.
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