My parents live 5 mins from here, so it tends to be our go-to for one of our Island Beach Days!…read more They have a really great playground & water squirt park, clean change/rest rooms. The beach itself isn't bad, but it can be quite rocky so I would strongly suggest to wear a cheap pair of rubber flip flops on the beach and wear them in the water! Also, the water is COLD! You can swim in it, but it's a rough go on the way in! Another thing to be aware of is the tide. At times you can walk and walk and walk before you get to swim. However, the tide will come in quickly, so watch your bags, towels etc. When we were there the first week of July, we decided to go onto a rock mass that was above sea level by quite a bit and had a Tee Pee on it! It was quite private as there was only another coupon on it at the time. We swam (froze) but generally had fun. We had waded across below the knee level to get to it. When we decided to leave, it was no longer knee level- it came up past my chest (I'm 5-8) I slightly panicked as I didn't know how we were going to get back to the beach. Luckily my husband is 6-2, but he had to carry the bags above his head in order for him to safely get across without getting our phones etc. wet! Funny after the fact, not so much at the time !!

This is a huge park! There are plenty of parking all over. We parked somewhere in the middle near…read morethe children playground. Lots of families were there on the day we went. There is a green space in the middle where the arboretum is. It feels peaceful to walk in the greenery under the cover of the trees. During low tide, you can see the seabed as far as the eyes can see. Families will take the opportunity to be out there with their beach towels. I did not venture out there but I think you will also see shellfish in the seabed. The advisory was not to harvest them as they are contaminated. My favorite part of this park is at the end where there is a Legacy Labyrinth. It is quieter here. You can meditate while walking the labyrinth. There are also many cairns set on the logs. Pretty neat to see them.

Smaller than it appears in photos but lots to do for little toddler kids and bigger kids. About /…read morepark benches for parents to sit on. There is also a multi purpose court for sports use. It can be busy because it's hyped up so best to go on a weekday. The metal slide is pretty fast and not suitable for little ones in the rain.

Very well maintained and beautiful playground for children! My child occasionally asks for a visit…read moreand enjoys the park!

The kids love it, but get bored quickly. Their blow up game is never on and their music is just way…read moreway too loud. The price is high, considering a lot of the focus is on paying for rides and toys. It is impossible to sit here very long as a parent, the radio is just disturbingly loud, but that is probably what they want. Get people out quickly and get their money.

Great place to take young children on a rainy day or night. Fun for all parents can even get in and…read moreplay. Staff are wonderful with children and parents. Food service was ok good for kids.

63 acres of nature located close to the Vancouver airport, my kids (14, 12, and 8) had so much fun…read moreenjoying the playground and also the surrounding trails. Clean, scenic, peaceful with easy parking and great for all ages, we not only played on the zip lines and rope courses but also walked along the raised boardwalk along the ponds and checked out the community garden. We saw bat boxes and while we didn't wander the entire area, didn't spot bee hives or farm animals which I think would be awesome additions, particularly closer to the play environment so kids can learn even more about nature and animals. Inspiring, wished we had something similar back home!

A lovely park with an ecologically functional pond in the middle. There are several well-maintained…read moreboardwalks crossing the pond, allowing close observation of animals (beavers, herons and ducks). The only downside is that there are many mosquitoes in the park. I got so badly bitten after staying there for half an hour to see beavers.

My kids think this place is SUPER fun we love that there is a basket ball court there so we can…read morealso play basket ball my only problem is that its a bit small and theirs not much space to play it a bit more for the younger kids

It's time to come come..... what are you waiting for, an RSVP?…read more Beef sandwich, German breakfast, stroganoff..... classic classic classic!!!

The pool here is great! They have a a great diving board into a 3.5M deep pool. There are hot tubs…read moreto soak in as well. I have been staying here the past two nights a part of the BC Bike Race and enjoyed the pool, nice grounds, and the use of the rec center food room. What did I learn today? There is no one around the area that will deliver pizza here. So sad.

Great playground structure on anacortes. There was something fun for everyone. The swings and play…read morestructure was all new and top of the line. It is a pretty big playground and w a lot to do. The only shame was that big kids were at this playground throwing the wood shavings and throwing bottles at each other, not good for the little kids playing nearby. Many of the families left. This might have been an one off but it wasn't pleasant having them throw things from across the playground. There is plenty of grass area to run and play sports. The parking lot was a good size as well.

We were visiting from out of town and stopped by to play, and boy am I glad we picked this one! We…read morehave kids ages one to six and they had a blast. At one point my 6 year old poked his head out of one of the portholes in the pirate ship and yelled "THIS PARK IS AWESOME!" (this coming from the kid who rarely enjoys things if its not on a screen ). Splash pad was closed because it was November, but that look pretty cool too. There's also a sign with pictures of the park construction, which was done by the community - my thanks go out to those folks who gave our family a fun afternoon on our trip!

Neighborhood park that probably only those who live nearby know about so it's not crowded…read more Looks like it's newly renovated. Tennis courts where people are playing pickle ball are available. There's a half court for basketball. And the playground structures include slides, swings, climbing structure and a water/sandbox play area.

I did the mural. Not my artwork but it was a fun project. Here I filmed the process too:…read morehttps://youtu.be/JfUL0cYsDyA?si=PAxiPzvJmUQXdgOL

A beautiful park with great views and the dirtiest washrooms--floors have tons of dirt around the…read moreedges (and everywhere else). Showers grubby.

Such a beautiful place...magical really. That's why it's so heartbreaking to see it so poorly…read moremaintained and run. No toilet paper, no hand soap, only cold showers, garbage all over the grounds, people camping off site under trees, no accountability for partiers, dirtiest bathroom imaginable (including garbage everywhere and raccoon poop), dirty underwear at our campsite and on the beach. Just so sad! I picture it how it COULD be and sadly, it is being trashed.

We stopped by here around lunchtime as my husband wanted to checkout a game-store closeby. This is…read moresuch a quaint little community park that really captures a lot of Vancouver island culture. Lots of trees surrounding so my guess is that some part of the playground is shaded at all times of the day. A bit of grassy area and a community garden. The garden looked a little overgrown - but had some herbs and kale. A few picnic tables/benches - but lots of space for a picnic blanket.