Things to do in Nanaimo, CA
Barsby Park is an extension of the Millstone Trailway. The park is a short walk up from the popular Maffeo Sutton Park and serves as connector between Bowen and Maffeo Sutton Park. Park visitors enjoy access to the Millstone River and views of a series of cascading pools.
This is a hidden gem of a park tucked away in the Brechin Hill neighbourhood. The park trail consists of a number stairs and follows the meanderings of Northfield Creek. The trail connects from Departure Bay Road down to the beach near the Departure Bay Ferry Terminal.
A detailed Beban Park Map: http://www.nanaimo.ca/goto/BebanParkMap/parksearch **PLEASE NOTE that access to the Artificial Turf Fields (including Merle Logan Field) is off Dorman Road (2253 Dorman Road).
Pretty much everyone in Nanaimo has heard of Mount Benson (right? right?!), but have you ever heard of Benson Creek Falls Regional Park? Now, I’m not referring to Ammonite Falls (which Bailee did a great post on) but I’m referring to the entrance in the north end of Nanaimo, along Weigles Road.
Bowen Park was donated to the City of Nanaimo in 1918 by the Western Fuel Company of San Francisco with a condition for park purpose only. Official land title registration took place in 1931. The Bowen Administration Office is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm.
Buttertubs marsh has a winding trail that meanders around the marsh for probably a couple of miles. There a viewing platforms around the marsh and the occasional wildlife. Parking can be a problem at times as it is adjacent to housing.
Cable Bay Trail winds its way down to the oceanfront overlooking Gabriola Island and back towards the Nanaimo harbour. The forested trail is just under 2 km long and is one of Nanaimo's designated dog off-leash parks.
Now, more than ever, the newly-renovated Casino Nanaimo is the place to be for fun, food and local entertainment in downtown Nanaimo.
Colliery Dam Park, Nanaimo: See 60 reviews, articles, and 35 photos of Colliery Dam Park, ranked No.12 on TripAdvisor among 87 attractions in Nanaimo.
Beautiful and serene Pirates Cove Marine Provincial Park on De Courcy Island is a popular destination for boaters exploring the southern Gulf Islands. Located off Nanaimo on south Vancouver Island, the park protects a natural environment perfect for a variety of recreational activities, including kayaking, camping, picnicking, swimming, hiking, beach exploration and wildlife viewing.
Departure Bay Beach. Departure Bay is a rocky and sandy beach destination in the community of Nanaimo, BC on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. Rolled out along the shoreline in Departure Bay is a long sandy and rocky beach. At high tide there is little beach to explore.
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This lake side park offers walking trails, wildlife viewing, a playground, fitness circuit and BMX track. There is an accessible fishing float. Gas powered boating is not permitted, however small electric motors and paddling is permitted. The large field next to the parking lot is an official dog off-leash area October through April yearly.
Duke Point, British Columbia Duke Point is a geographical location in the extreme southeastern part of the city of Nanaimo in British Columbia. It is located on a thin peninsula to the east of the Nanaimo River estuary, just across the Northumberland Channel from Gabriola Island.
Situated along the pristine Englishman River north of Nanaimo, Englishman River Falls Provincial Park features two stunning waterfalls cascading along the descending riverbed into a deep canyon.
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Gabriola Sands Provincial Park is located on the northwest side of Gabriola Island on an isthmus dividing Taylor Bay and Pilot Bay. Access to Gabriola Island is via BC Ferries from Nanaimo on southern Vancouver Island, a 20 minute ferry ride.
Hemer Provincial Park is located on Holden Lake, 12 km south of Nanaimo on southern Vancouver Island. Take the Cedar Road turnoff from Hwy 1 and follow directional signs to the park, which is situated on Hemer Road.
Jack Point and Biggs Park, Nanaimo: See 56 reviews, articles, and 23 photos of Jack Point and Biggs Park, ranked No.16 on TripAdvisor among 87 attractions in Nanaimo.
Linley Valley Cottle Lake Park is wilderness park located between Departure and Hammond Bay. The network of trails within the park will take you through various landscapes from forested trails to valleys, fields and rocky knolls.
Long Lake is a nice big lake right in the middle of North Nanaimo, near the Uplands and Diver Lake areas. The Long Lake Heights neighbourhood sits on lofty, rocky perches above the lake. There is valuable real estate at Long Lake, with waterfront estates and classy bed and breakfasts.
Lost Lake Trail. We always want to keep our information up to date. If you see any information we're missing, let us know at askpre@nanaimo.ca.
Loudon Park and Trail, Nanaimo: See 7 reviews, articles, and 14 photos of Loudon Park and Trail, ranked No.46 on TripAdvisor among 87 attractions in Nanaimo.
Maffeo Sutton Park is Nanaimo's signature park overlooking our world famous harbour. The park is a central point along the Harbour Front Walkway. The park hosts countless community special events. It is a great year round destination for walking, playground playdates and picnics.
Malaspina Galleries, Gabriola Island: See 36 reviews, articles, and 31 photos of Malaspina Galleries, ranked No.2 on TripAdvisor among 16 attractions in Gabriola Island.
Morden Colliery Historic Provincial Park is located 7 km south of Nanaimo on southern Vancouver Island. Access to the park is off Hwy 1 on Morden Road. The parking lot for Morden Colliery is also used as the trailhead for the regional district.
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Mount Benson Loop is a 5 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada that offers scenic views. The trail is...
Mount Benson Regional Park in Electoral Area C was acquired by the RDN in March 2006 for $950,000, half of which was fundraised by the Nanaimo and Area Land Trust. Overlooking the City of Nanaimo, the 211 ha MBRP straddles the upper north-east slopes of Mount Benson and features rough mountainous terrain ranging from 457 m to 1,006 m above sea level.
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Nanaimo / n ə ˈ n aɪ m oʊ / (Canada 2016 Census population 90,504) is a city on the east coast of Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada. It is known as "The Harbour City".
Neck Point is a destination waterfront park for Nanaimo and the region. The park is recognized as an environmentally sensitive area and is well known in the community for its historic, scenic and natural features. Additional land was aquired in 2009 and the park now provides visitors with 36 acres of a waterfront setting to explore.
Welcome to Saysutshun (Au’ si:em siyeyu), the Newcastle Island Marine Provincial Park. Known as Saysutshun by the Snuneymuxw First Nation people, this family friendly park is accessible only by foot passenger ferry or boat.
Nanaimo's Old City Quarter is part of the original economic core of the city. Buildings in the area date from the late 1800s to early 1900s. The map shows the area's boundaries. The Old City Quarter has undergone a revitalization of heritage buildings along with the addition of new developments which complement the period architecture.
Wiki Edit This Page Located on Page Lagoon, Piper's Lagoon Regional Park offers excellent kayaking, hiking and beach combing. A 300 metre man made causeway leads to a small forested island; at the end of the causeway you are faced with a rocky climb to the start of the island's 4 km circular trail system.
Petroglyph Provincial Park, Nanaimo: See 45 reviews, articles, and 14 photos of Petroglyph Provincial Park, ranked No.41 on TripAdvisor among 87 attractions in Nanaimo.
Another of Nanaimo's famous waterfront parks. Pipers Lagoon Park features scenic trails with ocean viewpoints making it a perfect place to enjoy sunrises and sunsets. Built on an isthmus that extends out to a rocky headland, this 8 hectare park features twisting trails that lead to a number of seaside lookouts.
Beautiful and serene Pirates Cove Marine Provincial Park on De Courcy Island is a popular destination for boaters exploring the southern Gulf Islands. Located off Nanaimo on south Vancouver Island, the park protects a natural environment perfect for a variety of recreational activities, including kayaking, camping, picnicking, swimming, hiking, beach exploration and wildlife viewing.
Protection Island, Nanaimo: See 83 reviews, articles, and 13 photos of Protection Island, ranked No.9 on TripAdvisor among 87 attractions in Nanaimo.
Sandwell Provincial Park is located on Gabriola Island, a 20 minute ferry ride from downtown Nanaimo on south Vancouver Island. The park is located on Strand Road, approximately 10 km from the ferry terminal. Take North Road and turn left on Barrett Road, following park directional signs. Neary communities include Gabriola Island and Nanaimo.
Sugarloaf Mountain Park is a natural viewpoint overlooking picturesque Departure Bay. A perfect spot to watch sunrises. Other than the trail and stairway up to the bluff top there are no official trails within the park.
The Bastion is a “must see” destination for visitors to Nanaimo. The Bastion is open 7 days a week from May long weekend through Labour Day. The cannon firing ceremony takes place daily at noon when the Bastion is open.
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Westwood Lake Park, Nanaimo: See 174 reviews, articles, and 41 photos of Westwood Lake Park, ranked No.4 on TripAdvisor among 87 attractions in Nanaimo.
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Witchcraft lake is at the base of Mount Benson in Nanaimo. We popped by there earlier this week to attempt the hike, but the trail was totally rained out so we turned back. We did take lots of pics of the lake and floating bridge though, so here you go. HAPPY HALLOWEEN. ^ The trail had turned into a stream. Boooo.