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Crofton Beach Park
This ocean front park overlooks lovely Osbourne Bay. Picnic tables and a play area are near the beach. Green spaces and trees are also on site.
Address: Berridge Road Crofton BC
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Chesterman Beach
Chesterman Beach is the pride of the Tofino area. This 2.4 km (1.5 mi) strip is made of hard packed sand, which makes it exceptional for walking, surfing and bike riding. While at the beach, wander down at low tide to explore the marine life in the tidal pools of Frank Island.
Address: . Tofino BC
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Willows Beach
A popular swimming hole, this Victoria beach is located minutes from downtown. The beach's soft white sand and shallow waters are great for children. Amenities include a playground, volleyball courts, picnic tables, grassy areas and scenic trails.
Address: Beach Drive and Estevan Street Victoria BC CAN
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Long Beach
Perhaps one of Canada's most famous beaches, Long Beach attracts all types: surfers, swimmers, snorkellers, sandcastle builders, dog walkers and those who merely want to calm the soul in an amazingly beautiful coastal setting. The long, sandy stretch of beach is a must-see on a visit to the Pacific Rim.
Address: . Tofino BC Canada
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Parksville Community Beach
This five kms of coastline situated along Parksville Bay becomes one large beach during low tide. The Parksville Community Park marks the middle of the area, which is home to a playground and water park. The beach is the site for many events, including the Canadian Open Sand Sculpting Competition and Kidfest.
Address: . Parksville BC
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Saratoga Beach
Saratoga Beach is located at the north end of the Comox Valley, at the mouth of the Oyster River. To access the beach take hwy 19 north of Campbell River for just over 20 km and follow the turn-off. The shallow waters, which gently slope for well over a mile and continue in the gentle waters of the Strait of Georgia make Saratoga Beach a perfect swimming spot for children. Miracle Beach and Oyster River Regional Park are located nearby and offer campsites.
Address: . Campbell River
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China Beach
West of Sooke along Highway 14 is China Beach. The terrain is varied, with smooth sand as well as rocky wilderness. The beginning of a celebrated adventure hike - the Juan de Fuca trail - begins here.
Address: Hwy 14, west of Sooke BC
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Goose Spit Park
Goose Spit Park is a flexible sand spit fed by the Willemar Bluffs and is a Class I recreational beach. Amenities include picnic tables, road access with parking, and toilets. Goose Spit offers waterfront scenic views, rare plants and wildlife. Pet leashing is required.
Address: Hawkins Road Comox BC CAN
 Send an Email  1 250 334-6000
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Gordon's Beach
Marvel at a spectacular Sooke sunset at Gordon's Beach. Predominately pebble, the beach is filled with interesting driftwood, but do leave it for everyone's enjoyment. Hardy windsurfers can take on the wild waves.
Address: West Coast Road, near Sooke BC
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Old Mill Park
This 17 acre CVRD Community waterfront park was previously the mill site for the Shawnigan Lake Lumber Company. Today it is a popular recreation spot for outdoor enthusiasts and family picnics.
Address: . Shawnigan Lake BC CAN
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Bere Point
Enjoy the warm sands of Bere Point's beach and its excellent view across the ocean to the Queen Charlotte Islands.
Address: . Sointula BC
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Maple Bay Beach
This scenic beach features a picnic area and a boat launch, plus diving and paddling facilities.
Address: . Maple Bay BC Canada
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Shawnigan Lake Municipal Beach
Located beside the old railway tracks at the west end of town, the Shawnigan Lake Municipal Beach is open to the public and is popular with swimmers, kayakers, boaters and beachcombers. The beach can be accessed by Renfrew Road.
Address: Renfrew Road Shawnigan Lake BC Canada
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Tonquin Beach
A short boardwalk pathway leads to this sandy beach tucked away on the northern side of the Tofino Village. Many visit this sheltered cove to get away from the crowds at the area's larger beaches.
Address: Tonquin Beach Tofino BC CAN
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Transfer Beach
Visitors to this beach can take advantage of the warm saltwater for swimming, enjoy a picnic lunch, visit the newly constructed amphitheatre on the beach, or rent kayaks. |
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Cox Bay
Cox bay is a small sandy beach on the west coast of Vancouver Island. Though it is popular with surfers, storm watchers and nature lovers, Cox bay tends to be quieter than other beaches in the area. Access to the beach is found at the Pacific Sands Beach Resort.
Address: Cox Bay Tofino BC CAN V0R 2Z0
1 250 725-3322
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Cadboro Bay Beach
Past Uplands, along Beach Drive, Cadboro Bay Beach provides a safe, sandy haven at which to spend a sunny day. There is also a children's playground located here.
Address: Beach Drive, Victoria BC CAN
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Mason's Beach
One of several small public beaches found along the shores of Shawnigan Lake, Mason's Beach is conveniently located at the crossroads of Shawnigan Lake Road and Cobble Hill Road.
Address: Shawnigan Lake Rd. Shawnigan Lake BC Canada
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Radar Beach
Part of the Long Beach Unit of Beaches, Radar Beach is rich in rugged beauty and becomes quite fierce with rough surf.
Address: . between Ucluelet and Tofino BC CAN
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Spring Beach
This scenic beach is an ideal swimming spot, and features hiking trails with plenty of opportunities for wildlife viewing.
Address: Meade Creek Road Cowichan Lake BC Canada
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Storey's Beach
This beach area has a playground for children, covered picnic area and fire pits. Located 11 km from downtown Port Hardy on Beaver Harbour Road. |
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Miracle Beach Park
Miracle Beach Park is located 28 km south of Campbell River on Highway 19, off Miracle Beach Road. Visitors can enjoy the large sandy beach as well as walking trails and a nature house. Bring the tent or RV and stay for a few days at one of the 193 vehicle/tent sites. A group BBQ area has picnic tables, washrooms and a changing area.
Address: . Campbell River BC
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Qualicum Beach
Qualicum Beach spreads along the small town of the same name, 12 km (7.5 mi) north of Parksville. The beach is a good spot for fishing and digging for clams.
Address: . Qualicum Beach BC CAN
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Mill Bay Beach
This long stretch of sand is ideal for beachcombing. Beautiful views and abundant chances to see wildlife attract visitors to this easily accessible beach.
Address: Mill Bay Rd. Mill Bay BC CAN
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Botanical Beach
The shoreline near Port Renfrew is home to hundreds of species of plants and marine life. Whales are also often sighted swimming by the beach. The beach is about a 1/5 hour walk from Port Renfrew.
Address: . Port Renfrew BC
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Cadboro Gyro Park
Cadboro Gyro Park is a 5.3 ha beach park. This family friendly recreation area has public washrooms, picnic tables, playing courts, and plenty of green space and playing fields ideal for sports. Other activities including swimming and boating.
Address: 25 minues northeast of downtown Victoria BC CAN
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Clark Beach
This public beach is rocky, but great for walks, reading or taking in the scenic surroundings. Clark Beach is situated on the outskirts of Chemainus. Please note that one must descend 90 stairs to access the beach.
Address: . Chemainus BC
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Kin Beach
Located in the area of 'Old Town’ in Chemainus, this beach is popular with swimmers and picnickers. There is an accessible boat launch area.
Address: Off of Maple Street Chemainus BC
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