Blackie Spit Park

Blackie Spit Park is a stunning City park located in the Crescent Beach neighbourhood of South Surrey. The recreation center is named after the emotional spit that reaches out into Mud Bay at the mouth of the Nicomekl River. Blackie Spit has stunning perspectives of Mud Bay and the north shore mountain. Blackie Spit additionally offers a portion of the best fledgling watching zones in Canada, with right around 200 types of winged creatures recorded in a schedule year. The sandy spit, encompassed by tidal bog and eelgrass beds, is an imperative stop for moving and wintering waterfowl and shorebirds, as they advance all over the coastline of North and South America.

Fall vagrants begin landing in late August and September. Spring vagrants begin landing in mid-March, and are for the most part passed before the finish of May. Blackie Spit Park is likewise an extraordinary place to see oceanic warm blooded animals. Harbor seals and their little guys love to lay on the sandbars. The Park is overseen as a natural life protection territory so living space upgrade exercises are continuous all through the recreation center. The nature trail stroll around Blackie Spit Park is around 5 kilometers in length. Permit around 2 hours for this walk. Blackie Spit Park has signs all through the recreation center for an independently directed walk.