Crawford Creek Regional Park
Crawford Creek Regional Park
Fishhawk Bay Road, Crawford Bay, BC
This Regional Park consists of a significant wetland, cottonwood forest, easy hiking and mountain bike trails, as well as two gorgeous beaches. There is road access to the beach where bathrooms and picnic tables are located near the beach.
The wetland is known as a bird viewing area. 'Birders' from around the world who have visited our wetland are quick to indicate this is something special. You can pick up your copy of the 'Birding in Crawford Bay' pamphlet with over 92 listed species at the Crawford Bay Visitor Centre.
It is very important to stay on the trails while visiting the wetland. Please do not venture into the delicate fern or tromp through the muck. Dogs must be in control at all time or on a leash. The Crawford Bay wetland is an important wildlife breeding site for ground-nesting birds from early April to mid-July. Dogs running free can disturb breeding wildlife and their young.
The Region
TRAVEL BOOK
Read our visitors guide online or order a copy of the official visitor's guide and map for our region.
