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Drove here all the way from Vancouver just to get some good views.
Parking:
There wasn't any designated parking spots near the park but there is plenty of roadside space to park at. The roads near the park were narrow and sloped. Private properties driveways look just like normal roads so it was easy to go into someone else's driveway accidentally.
The park:
The park was at the bottom of a few flights of stairs. To get to the bottom-most part of the park, climbing over huge logs were needed. Some rocks were not stable so it was quite dangerous. The climbing part is definitely not recommended for beginners. The stairs were fine though. The park is so tiny that there were only a few logs and a bunch of rocks. Nothing else.
The view:
Stunning view. The photos above were taken at around 4pm on a fairly sunny day. It's the end of September so the water level rose quickly after we arrived. Definitely a thing to keep in mind of when going to the park.
Conclusion:
Slightly dangerous route down to the park, but spectacular views. Worth going only if you have experience and are able to climb over logs that are almost 1.5 feet tall.
Parking:
There wasn't any designated parking spots near the park but there is plenty of roadside space to park at. The roads near the park were narrow and sloped. Private properties driveways look just like normal roads so it was easy to go into someone else's driveway accidentally.
The park:
The park was at the bottom of a few flights of stairs. To get to the bottom-most part of the park, climbing over huge logs were needed. Some rocks were not stable so it was quite dangerous. The climbing part is definitely not recommended for beginners. The stairs were fine though. The park is so tiny that there were only a few logs and a bunch of rocks. Nothing else.
The view:
Stunning view. The photos above were taken at around 4pm on a fairly sunny day. It's the end of September so the water level rose quickly after we arrived. Definitely a thing to keep in mind of when going to the park.
Conclusion:
Slightly dangerous route down to the park, but spectacular views. Worth going only if you have experience and are able to climb over logs that are almost 1.5 feet tall.
Found this tiny little "park" (more like a tiny forest trail) while driving through the area.
4 stars simply because it's a bit too hidden, especially if people park in front of the entrance - the entrance is in a residential area. Otherwise, a lovely little place. Head down the steep stairs that lead down to the bay, and then you have yourself a really nice view! Oh, and tons of mussels on the rocks you can walk over to.
4 stars simply because it's a bit too hidden, especially if people park in front of the entrance - the entrance is in a residential area. Otherwise, a lovely little place. Head down the steep stairs that lead down to the bay, and then you have yourself a really nice view! Oh, and tons of mussels on the rocks you can walk over to.
Small, busy place but nice. Be aware there's no sandy beach here. It is rocky and it is not wheelchair accessible. Lots of lovely young people.
My girlfriend and I had lunch meal in there. We sat on a lying wood, watching the waves hit on the shore. It was enjoyable and relaxing! I would love to go there again.
Great park with an excellent waterfront view. Minimal parking with a staircase leading you to the waterfront. Amazing spot to watch the sunset!
Not really a park.... You walk down the stairs and there is a small area which you say stand and watch sunset. Maybe a good place for the neighborhood to reach the sea water.
Well it's not really a park.....there are some steep steps down from the road to a small area which has access to the beach, which is mostly rock boulders. The view is great from the bottom, but only has a very small area. Very difficult to have a picnic with the family.
