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The 10 Best Nature & Parks in Comox Valley, Vancouver Island
Discover the best top things to do in Comox Valley, British Columbia including Helliwell Provincial Park, Geoffrey Mountain, Airforce Beach, Mount Geoffrey Escarpment Provincial Park, Sandy Island Marine Provincial Park, Paradise Plants Garden Centre, Cumberland Forest Mountain Bike Trails, Miracle Beach Provincial Park, Kitty Coleman Woodland Gardens, Tribune Bay Provincial Park.
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1. Helliwell Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By skychaserCalgary - Calgary, Canada
Walking through a forest of douglas fir and cedar one comes to the trail that takes you along the shoreline...very beautiful views
2. Geoffrey Mountain
3. Airforce Beach
4. Mount Geoffrey Escarpment Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By skychaserCalgary - Calgary, Canada
Hiked the cove to spit trail to the end and back....very nice views and a pretty waterfall to take in as well. Nice well stocked store at Ford’s Cove and definitely worth a stop.
5. Sandy Island Marine Provincial Park
6. Paradise Plants Garden Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
U-Pick Blueberry and Raspberry Farm with a Free ! full size Hedge Maze. We do not spray our berries with herbicides or pesticides and picking is from June to August. We also have a full service Garden Centre and Nursery for the plant lovers in the family.
7. Cumberland Forest Mountain Bike Trails
8. Miracle Beach Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 170 reviews
Miracle Beach Provincial Park is a popular oceanside family campground with a popular day-use and beach, conveniently located 22 km north of Courtenay and 22 km south of Campbell River off Hwy 19a. It makes a great home-base while visiting the popular Comox Valley, Campbell River, or for those looking to ferry to nearby islands. Visitors can also find horseback riding, golf, fishing and many other recreational activities in the area. The large family campground is world-renowned and offers 201 non-serviced campsites located under a dense forest canopy. Campers have three flush washroom buildings in the campground as well as a large shower building. Water taps and pit toilets are located throughout the campground. There is also an RV sani-station available to empty waste tanks and to refill water tanks. Campsite reservations are accepted and some first-come first-serve sites are also available.
Reviewed By travelengnancy - Vancouver, Canada
Definitely great beach to stop at. The entrance builds anticipation as you can see the blue sky and you know there's a beach at the end! Great view. Great for families, couples, campers and day trippers. Stay for a few days or a few minutes, it's always a great stop.
9. Kitty Coleman Woodland Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By 653scottl - Courtenay, Canada
These gardens are a wonderful nature walk, years of effort poured into making it so delightful. The lights and choirs at Christmas make it magical. On the Victoria day weekend in May the annual Art and Blooms Festival places an original works by painters, potters, sculptors, glass blowers, original stained glass designers, garden art and other unique art forms. On the Labour Day Weekend in September they present high quality original works ... pottery, fine art, ceramics, carvings, furniture, weaving, jewelry, wrought iron, and glass combined with local musical talent scattered throughout the various groves of the grounds. It's a delight.
10. Tribune Bay Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By skychaserCalgary - Calgary, Canada
Tribune Bay has an incredible long beach which goes out for a long way when the tide is out - a lovely place for tide pooling I would think. Great for families.
