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Cordova Bay | British Columbia

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The Butchart Gardens

The Butchart Gardens are often considered the best and most extensive gardens in British Columbia. Between mid-spring and summer, the flowers bloom, and there are spectacular displays of colours, lush greens and floral arrangements.

The gardens have been growing for over 100 years, and there are over 900 bedding plant varieties split between 26 greenhouses. The site is considered one of the National Historic Sites of Canada. They have seasonal events, including Christmas light displays, festive dining and special spring gardens.

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Cordova Bay Beach

Cordova Bay Beach makes for a fun day in the sun when the weather is warm. The spot is kid and dog friendly, and it’s a great place to birdwatch and see wildlife like clams if you’re in the area.

The rock and sand beach stretches for hundreds of metres along the coast, making it a great place for a waterfront stroll. In addition to the beach, there are several shops and restaurants along the beachfront to visit.

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Elk/Beaver Lake Historical Park

This Historical Park makes for a peaceful and restful stop in Cordova Bay. The park features beaches, a group picnic area and a fishing float that is accessible. There is also a nature centre and a large freshwater lake for swimming or other water activities like canoeing, kayaking and paddling. Guests can also use their user-friendly boat launch and enjoy a day on the water.

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Sea Cider Farm & Ciderhouse

Sea Cider Farms has an impressive orchard where they grow apples to make their signature ciders. They have produced award-winning ciders with innovative flavours like orange, nutmeg, pumpkin pie, and cherry. Each of their unique offerings comes with recommended food pairings, as well as the story of how they came to be.

 

They offer cider tastings in their pavilion, workshops and yoga classes, and they also host private corporate events and weddings.

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The Gardens at HCP

At the Horticulture Centre of the Pacific, guests will find impressive gardens that feature themed areas. The gardens are the only outdoor bonsai Gardens in western Canada, and this non-profit has been able to expand through the generous donations and volunteering of others.

In addition to the spectacular assortment of plants, they sell potting plants seasonally and offer tips and tricks for gardening newbies. The centre also offers a variety of workshops and classes and the associated college, and they have a cozy cafe for guests to grab a snack or drink.

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The Beach House Restaurant

The Beach House Restaurant in Cordova Bay serves meals inspired by the local environment and international cuisine. Situated on the bay’s shore, the restaurant boasts stunning panoramic views of BC nature and wildlife.

The menu features classics that highlight local ingredients like a cobb salad, seared salmon and braised lamb. Their seasonal patio makes for the perfect spot to enjoy a meal on a warm summer day, and they also host various special events.

Photo: https://www.facebook.com/thebeachhousevictoria

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Oak Haven Park

The park is intended to protect and preserve the Garry Oak ecosystem in Brentwood Bay. Depending on the season, there are a variety of plants and wildlife to see, including a bloom of flowers in the spring. This location is popular for birdwatching, and several easy trails make for a peaceful outdoor walk with family or friends.

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Tod Inlet trail

The Tod inlet trail goes through the Gowlland Tod Provincial Park in Brentwood Bay. The trail is a 2.8km loop that takes roughly 1 hour to complete and is also dog friendly.

The path, close to the Butchart Gardens, goes down a lush forest with tons of native species and wildlife to take in. There are also several small ponds and water systems which produce relaxing sounds.

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