Beachcomber Regional Park - Nanoose Bay, British Columbia

mathieu R.

super parc ou l'on peut parfois voir la vie sous marine

Booyaka S. (.

What an amazing place to visit! Our first time here and we loved it. Beautiful views and a tranquil atmosphere put us into full relaxation mode. Not too many people here at all so maybe it's a local secret spot. Amazing time walking along the shore looking at the rocks and tiny crabs and fish. Seen some people fishing and others walking their dogs. Definitely coming back here for more walking around and seeing what we else we can find here. Highly recommended for a visit, hope to see you there 👍

Sunny V.

So many living creatures down by the water on a low tide day 🌊 I was manifesting 1 sea star (or star fish) and we saw close to 50! Truly exceptional. Even on a colder, windy or rainy day, it's totally worth the visit! We went in early spring 🌱 and caught a glimpse of sunshine. The driftwood there is AMAZING. There's a massive log on the rocks that I laid on and felt grounded, connected and supported by the trees.

Suggestion to wear gum boots, rain boots or some form of waterproof shoe! Going into the low tide water or the pools that show up between the rocks when the water is low tide is totally worth it!

We also saw a crab! They're quite large by the beach and from what we assume to be gooey ducks? There were spurts of water coming out of the ocean and sand.

We saw a few seals that day as well!
Overall, adventurous! And the hike down was pretty easy - it was more of a short walk through a pretty flat forest.

Once you get into the beach area, it does have some big rocks there. Grippy waterproof boots double suggested!

And of course watch out for the slimy and or mossy rocks. They can be quite slippery.

Ivana S.

Yesterday was my first time visiting and I didn't want to leave. The most amazing views and walk to the oceanfront. Very quiet, not very populated and perfect place to relax on the beach. Its easy to walk on the rocks and get super close to the water. Plus we were able to see some sea lions and they came pretty close to the shore. Definitely one of my favorite places to visit. I will just have to go visit it one more time before heading back to the mainland.

Kathy P.

Off the main road, but so worth it. Short, easy hike down to the beach. Carefully walking on the rocks, though. I stepped on a slimy green spot and down I went. Besides the beauty of the surroundings, there were a few sea lions going back and forth, sometimes so close I could hear their exhalations). Plus, a bald eagle swooped over just as we were leaving.

Jesse R.

Super cool little spot. Not many reviews so we didn’t know how much we would like this. But totally feels like a local spot. Watch out for deer on the drive we saw many. Kids loved climbing all over the rocks and picking up shells. Just a different type of beach.

Viraat B. T.

Very relaxing seaside small park at Nanoose bay BC area. Please use caution while walking on those rocks especially during low tide times they can be slippery. Can see plenty of birds during Heering season. No washroom available in park. Nice views and sky is awesome during sunsets if partially cloudy.

Un V.

Peace and tranquility is what you get coming threw here 💯 A peaceful beautiful place, a great area to enjoy the amazing sun, amazing ocean ❤️ sunbathing felt Good 😊 A nice little hike down to beach areas, with some benches around ❣️ Perfect 😎 it's beautiful out here 🔥❣️❤️💯🏞️😉