Neck Point Park

Neck Point Park is one of the more mainstream marine touring and shoreline stops in the network of Nanaimo, BC on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. The recreation centre incorporates a very much kept up, simple review trail framework with some of good perspectives of the Strait of Georgia, Coastal Mountains and Mount Baker.

Neck Point Park is home to a group of sandy shorelines including Sunset Beach, Last Beach, Indian Beach and Finn Beach. There are eating areas, asylums and pit toilets close to the shoreline areas and trailheads. At the trailheads in the recreation center there are data announcements and trail outline. The trails are short and many entwine. The greater parts of the trails take after along a rock course with a few segments of the trail comprising of promenade and stairs.

The recreation center is a mainstream goal in the network for such exercises as climbing, scuba jumping, natural life watching, kayaking, swimming, beachcombing and picnicking. Kayakers dispatch from the sandy shorelines. Scuba Divers can be seen plunging simply off the coastline. Also, the shorelines are perfect day trips. Natural life can be spotted whenever. A portion of the natural life spotted from the shores of the recreation center incorporates Sea Otters, Whales, Sea Lions, Blue Herons, Sandpipers and Bald Eagles.