Bowen Park

Bowen Park is situated in the core of the city, with a large portion of the 36 hectare stop staying undeveloped. A progression of interpretive trails wind along the Millstone River. A restful walk prompts a picturesque cascade and fish step. Visit the duck lake and an astounding rhododendron woods with more than 350 unique species.

Pleasantries incorporate an open air swimming pool (summer), sports fields, twisting club, outside lacrosse box, plate golf (circles can be acquired at enlistment counter), tennis courts, horseshoe pitches, sand volleyball courts, two play areas, garden knocking down some pins green and an outside amphitheater accessible for weddings and other private occasions. There are likewise two secured cookout covers.

Bowen Park was given to the City of Nanaimo in 1918 by the Western Fuel Company of San Francisco with a condition for park reason as it were. Official land title enrollment occurred in 1931. The Bowen Administration Office is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm. Wheelchair accessibility are also provided in the park. Bowen Park is especially pretty in the autumn, when the big maples have thick, crispy cushions of orange leaves beneath. Visitors come to visit this place with their friends and family members. You can come to visit, explore and experience this place more.