Beachcomber Regional Park

Small but precious, this accessible one hectare oceanside park was acquired by the RDN in 1964. It's situated at the end of Nanoose's Beachcomber Peninsula and offers spectacular views west across Craig Bay to Parksville and Mount Arrowsmith and north across the Strait of Georgia to the mainland coastal mountains. At low tide, large flat rocks are exposed which makes great territory for exploring and tide pool investigating. Away from the sea, enjoy short walking trails through arbutus, Douglas-fir and Gary Oak woodland.

• A ten-year Management Plan for Beachcomber Regional Park was recently completed. Please click here for more information.

things to do
Walking, beach exploring

how to get there
Take Northwest Bay Rd (off either Hwy19 or Hwy 19A) and proceed to Claudet Rd and Marina Way.

Location Map

Park Map

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