Pipers Lagoon Park

Another of Nanaimo's popular waterfront parks. Pipers Lagoon Park highlights picturesque trails with sea perspectives making it an ideal place to appreciate dawns and dusks. Based on an isthmus that stretches out to a rough headland, this 8 hectare park highlights contorting trails that prompt various ocean side posts. From the headland you'll have an awesome perspective of noteworthy Shack Island and the southern purpose of Neck Point Park. Flute players Lagoon is a perfect winged animal watching retreat.

Seagulls, sandpipers, horned grebes, crackpots, kingfishers, clam catchers and awesome blue herons an only a portion of the assortments of flying creature life. It's additionally an extraordinary spot for beachcombing year round and in the mid year some solid people even swim here. On breezy days bring your kite and watch it move. Walk around, or head down the pebbly shoreline and dunk into the water at Pipers Lagoon Park. The rough headland is impeccably situated to compensate guests with beautiful dusks into the great beyond.

You can find a few seats covering the tidal pond, all of which give an extraordinary territory to unwinding while at the same time tuning in to the hints of the sea. It ought to be noticed that the trails around the feigns are genuinely tough and ought not to be endeavoured by the individuals who have portability challenges. The park is exceptionally available until the point when one gets to the principal feigns, where some light shake climbing is required to continue - except if one adheres to the shoreline (impractical at high tide).