About the Park

Notice: All camping has been suspended until at least June 1, 2020. Some parks have been fully or partially closed and in many parks, services are suspended and facilities are closed until further notice. Please visit www.bcparks.ca to see which parks have been affected.

Jedediah Island, located between Lasqueti and Texada islands in the Strait of Georgia off central Vancouver Island, has long been a popular destination for recreational boaters and kayakers. It is the largest and most diverse of a chain of more than 30 islands and rocky islets located north and west of Lasqueti Island. The interior of Jedediah is comprised of forest ecosystems where you will see a variety of mature tree species, including Douglas fir and arbutus, intermingled with rocky outcrops. In several areas evidence of previous human settlements are evident. A rich marine environment encircles Jedediah Island, which offers secluded bays and coves for safer harbour.

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Picnicking

No picnicking spots.

Camping

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Jedediah’s isolation and tranquility make it an excellent destination for kayaking and wilderness camping. What sets Jedediah apart is its size – it is one of the largest island parks in the province. Some of the best camping areas are near the shoreline around Long Bay. Small bays on the east side of the island provide campers with a little more privacy, especially during the summer at the height of kayaking-touring season, when the island can get quite busy.

Fires

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Campfires are allowed.

Park Info

Activities


  • Hiking

  • Swimming

  • Fishing

  • Pets on leash

Amenities


  • Camping

  • Fires allowed

  • Toilets

  • Winter recreation

Location

Nearby Parks

Jedidiah island is located between Texada and Lasqueti Island and one can access Squitty Bay Provincial Park on the southeast tip of Lasqueti Island by boat. Nearby parks on Vancouver Island also include Rathtrevor Beach, Englishman River Falls and Little Qualicum Falls Provincial Parks.

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