Rathtrevor Beach Provincial Park

Rathtrevor Beach Provincial Park

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(950) · Park in PARKSVILLE, Canada
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Rathtrevor Beach Park in Parksville is one of the premier vacation destinations on Vancouver Island. Rathtrevor offers majestic old-growth woodland, …

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Aug 2, 2024
Parksville Beach has just enough sand for sunbathing. The problem with the many rocks and water access has been cleverly solved with blue mats laid over the rocks, allowing beachgoers to walk out and…Full review by Christian M
Jul 10, 2024
What a beautiful spot. We had RV's and our location amongst trees was perfect. There was no power hook up, but the toilets/bathroom facilites were good.Full review by Maureen D
Aug 11, 2023
Really fun for digging and beach combing when the tide is out. Beware, when it comes back in it goes fast! :)Full review by InnaS61218
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Rathtrevor Beach Provincial Park is a provincial park in Parksville, British Columbia, Canada. Located at the east end of the town, the 347-h…
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Located:Parksville, British Columbia, Canada
Established:20 April 1967
Area:347 ha (860 acres)
Visitors:836,211 (in 2017-18)

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Is there electricity in the washrooms
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In the campground washrooms there are showers & lighting but no idea about electricity for plugins like hair blowers.
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Answer by Corliss M · May 2, 2023
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Is there still sand dollars on beach in January?
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Yes there are many sand dollars in January!
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Is there still sand dollars in the sand in January?
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The white sand dollars you find are dead. They are found in shell piles and tidal pools. They are like seashells, once the animal dies the current takes them to shore. You should …
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The white sand dollars you find are dead. They are found in shell piles and tidal pools. They are like seashells, once the animal dies the current takes them to shore. You should be able to find sand dollars anytime of the year.
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