For an experience rich in history, culture and entertainment, do what people have been doing since the 1930s – hop a boat to Newcastle Island Marine Provincial Park, one of the most intriguing parks in BC. Visitors to Newcastle Island can choose from an extensive network of walking/hiking trails that lead to various historic points around the island. Indigenous middens offer mute evidence of at least two Salish villages, which were deserted before the discovery of coal in this area in 1849. Park Size: 336 hectares WINTER RATES APPLY – Newcastle Island: open year round.
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