Moorecroft Regional Park was purchased by the RDN on March 2, 2011 from the BC Conference of the United Church of Canada for $4.8 million dollars through a combination of short-term borrowing and reserves and through $116,000 fundraised by The Nature Trust of BC and $40,000 raised locally by the Nanaimo Area Land Trust. The
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Located in North Oyster, this 128-acre nature park is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Hike along the trails, have a picnic, and enjoy stunning scenery and wildlife. Park amenities include a picnic area, trails, parking, and toilet facilities. To get there, head east off of the Trans-Canada Highway onto Cedar Rd. Take a right onto Yellow
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Enjoy a day in the sun and sand at Elliots Beach Park, formerly known as Coffin Point Park. Cool off in the refreshing waters or enjoy a leisurely picnic at one of the picnic areas. To get there, turn east off of Trans Canada Highway onto Brenton-Page Rd, left onto Shell Beach Rd, right onto
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Located on Holden Lake south of Nanaimo, this forested park is popular with local residents, who mainly come here to explore the extensive trail system. The marsh area at Hemer Provincial Park is also a favourite destination for bird watchers and ornithologists. A viewing platform over the marsh, approximately 1 km from the
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Directions: From the intersection of the Old Island Highway and the new Laburnum Road drive south to Claymore Road and turn right. Follow Claymore Road to the entrance to the Little Qualicum River Fish Hatchery (2.4 Km from the Old Island Hwy. to the entrance just after crossing the bridge over Whiskey Creek). Turn right
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