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Beacon Hill Park and Waterfront Trail

The land for Beacon Hill Park was set aside as a protected area in 1858. It includes woodland and shoreline trails, two playgrounds, a w...

This park has level, roomy campsites and a large day use area with very good access to the beach. We did not notice an accessible site but...

In 1840 Britain’s navy began using Esquimalt harbor for anchorage and for taking on water and lumber. A base was soon established near Vi...

Two floors of the museum are filled with very good exhibits covering the natural and human history of British Columbia. The First Nations...

Robert Butchart, who began manufacturing cement in Ontario in 1888, moved his business to Vancouver Island in the early 1900s. By 1909 t...

The campground is right next to Thetis Lake Regional Park. It’s a private campground not associated with the park but it is possible to wa...

Large slabs of sandstone are covered with carvings created over 1,000 years ago by First Nations people. The carvings are weathered and ma...

This excellent small museum covers the history of Nanaimo, a traditional homeland of the native Snuneymuxw and a city founded by the Hudso...