We are proud to partner up with Parks Canada to generate a line-up of presenters, facilitators, and guides to offer up a platter of inspiring walks and interpretive talks for all ages. From indoor to intertidal - it's a line-up worth exploring, and all $FREE of charge*.
Pacific Rim National Park Reserve is part of Canada’s system of national parks, historic sites and marine conservation areas. Parks Canada established Pacific Rim to represent, protect and present the coastal plains portion of the Pacific Coast Mountains and the near-shore waters of the west coast of Vancouver Island.
The entire park is within the traditional territory of the Nuu-chah-nulth-aht who have lived on this coast for countless generations. The Nuu-chah-nulth-aht people are comprised of many individual nations.
There are three main units to Pacific Rim National Park Reserve - Long Beach, The Broken Group Islands, and the West Coast Trail. Many of the Pacific Rim Whale Festival's activities take place within the Long Beach Unit, but while visiting the coast, seeing the Broken Group Islands by kayak, float plane or boat tour is an awesome option for a daytrip or overnight kayak excursion!
*Please note that Park Use Fees are in effect whenever you enter and use the park throughout the year. By purchasing a park pass, you are investing in park services such as trails, visitor centres, publications, surf guards and interpretive programs.
If you are attending educational programs at Green Point Campground Theatre there is no fee in place, just let the kiosk staff know that you are going to the theatre.
More info on Parks Canada? Try here.
