About the Park

This park has a kilometre-long sand and pebble beach with sandstone and conglomerate rock formations that are seen at low tide. There are 2 kilometres of easy walking trails that follow the shoreline and pass through endangered Garry oak ecosystems and meadows. These trails are accessible from the day-use area.

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Picnicking

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There are a couple of picnic tables available within this park, but also many other places to sit by the water and enjoy a casual picnic.

Camping

No camping permitted.

Fires

No fires allowed.

Park Info

Activities


  • Hiking

  • Swimming

  • Canoeing / kayaking

  • Fishing

  • Pets on leash

  • Bicycling

Amenities


  • Picnic sites

  • Toilets

Location

To get to Drumbeg from the Gabriola ferry terminal take South Road to Stalker Road and follow signs to the park. Drumbeg Provincial Park is also accessible by boat, with very limited anchorage. The park is situated in the middle of a very busy passage. Boaters can reference marine chart #3475 for more information on this area.

Nearby Parks

Other parks on the island are Descanso Bay Regional Park, Sandwell Provincial Park and Gabriola Sands Provincial Park.

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