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Winter Cove Provincial Park
Situated at the northwest end of Saturna Island, this park is considered 91-hectares of paradise. Amongst the abundant Douglas fir trees, wildflowers, waters and shore, one can find kayakers, hikers and fishers enjoying the serenity. The park is one km from the ferry terminal and has day use facilities.
Address: Northwest end of Saturna Island BC
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Gulf Islands National Park
Established in 2003, Gulf Islands National Park consists of a number of former provincial parks, including McDonald Park, Sidney Spit Marine Park, D'Arcy Island Marine Park, and Beaumont Marine Park. The park contains 15 larger islands as well as islets and reefs that are spread throughout the southern portion of the Gulf Islands. Potential activities include, but are not limited to, fishing, boating, kayaking, hiking, swimming and camping.
Address: . Saturna Island BC Canada
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East Point Regional Park
This picturesque day park is filled with eroded limestone and other earthly riches. Many birds and marine animals, including harbour seals and passing whales, frequent the area. In the east one can view snow capped Mount Baker. When at the park, visit the East Point Lighthouse, which was built in 1888.
Address: End of East Point Road, eastern end of Saturna Island BC
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Russell Reef Provincial Park
Russell Reef Provincial Park is a great park to explore at low tide, especially the rock shelves and pools of marine life. Sea lions, otters and seals are often in the vicinity. There is a pebble beach and swimming is popular.
Address: . Saturna Island BC
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Cabbage Island Marine Park
Diving, fishing, and kayaking, as well as beachcombing and walking the white sand beaches are all possible activities at this park. Visitors may use the park's six wilderness campsites, picnic area with pit toilets and information shelter.
Address: . Saturna Island BC Canada
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