Massive trees, majestic waterfalls, a meandering river that meets the sea, flowers, birds, and fascinating fish are but a few of the attractions that draw people to Goldstream Park, a mere 16km from downtown Victoria on southern Vancouver Island.

It’s a world that seems far removed from the urban adventures of British Columbia’s capital city, whether the visitor is a hiker seeking inspiration from this magnificent example of the great outdoors, or a naturalist looking to add to their notebook. There’s something new, different, and exciting every month of the year at Goldstream Park.

Please visit the park website for more details: https://bcparks.ca/goldstream-park/

Warning: Riverbank and cliff hazards. This park has large waterfalls, strong currents and other hazards. Creek and riverbanks can be very slippery. Stay away from cliff and riverbank edges. Jumping from bridges or cliffs is prohibited.

Warning: Do not attempt to cross the highway. There is no pedestrian access between the east and west sides of Goldstream Provincial Park, bisected by the Trans-Canada Highway.

Be advised: Railway lines/trestles/tunnels are private property. All railway lines and associated structures (trestles and tunnels) are located outside the boundaries of Goldstream Provincial Park. Accessing these are considered trespassing on private property and pose a significant public safety risk.

Fishing is not allowed in Goldstream Provincial Park.