Goldstream Provincial Park
Finlayson Arm Rd, Langford, BC V9B 6H7, Canada
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About This Campsite
Goldstream Provincial Park
Goldstream Provincial Park is a stunning natural reserve renowned for its lush forested areas, spectacular waterfalls, and diverse hiking trails. It's an excellent spot for nature lovers and families looking for an outdoor adventure. The park features unique attractions such as the walk-through tunnel leading to a magical waterfall and a well-maintained campground with plenty of amenities.
Park Highlights:
- Waterfalls: The park is famous for its beautiful waterfalls, including one accessible through a tunnel, creating a fairy-tale-like experience.
- Hiking Trails: Numerous trails offer varying levels of difficulty, perfect for those who enjoy steep hikes and navigating diverse terrains.
- Family-Friendly: Amenities include playgrounds, enclosed bike parks, and paved roads suitable for chalk art, scooters, and more.
- Campground Facilities: The campground is large and well-maintained, featuring numerous bathrooms, some with showers, dishwashing stations, and soap and hand dryers in the facilities.
User Tips:
- Plan ahead and make reservations early, as the park can get busy.
- Good hiking shoes are recommended to tackle the diverse and sometimes muddy terrain.
- Be prepared for potential bear sightings and bring insect repellent for bugs.
- If visiting the waterfall, ensure to wear suitable shoes for walking through the river bed.
Overall, Goldstream Provincial Park offers an enchanting escape into nature, whether you're hiking, camping, or just looking to enjoy some fresh air and beautiful scenery.
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Reviews
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Sarah Costen
09/04/2024
Beautiful place, loved being surrounded by the trees. Walk through the tunnel towards the fall was like entering a fantasy world. Wanted to hike further but struggled through a lack of signage but it was our first time visiting so we are unfamiliar with the park. Would love to explore more.
Rozsika den Haan
09/02/2024
Overall we were very happy to stay here. It is a large campground with nice sites, but of course hard to get a reservation for. There is a waterfall you can walk to, a playground for younger children and an enclosed bike park. The roads are paved, good fir chalk art,scooters, etc. There are many bathrooms, and two specifically that have showers that are reasonably well kept. Bathroom stalls in these are concrete and spacious, there is hand washing with soap (some campgrounds don't have soap but this one does) and a hand dryer, plus 2 plugs for hair dryers or whatever. There are also dish washing stations on the outside of the bathrooms, which is really nice. Neighbors in sites are hit or miss. A few nights we had quiet nice neighbours, then a few nights we had smoking, loud music playing, baby screaming neighbors. Staff are nice and keep things clean.
Robyn Deverett
07/03/2024
Good hike for all those who like steep hills and nature and can tolerate bugs, mud and potential bears (apparently there was a bear sighting on the day we were there!) I recommend a good pair of hiking shoes, as there’s a lot of different terrain to navigate. This was a fun hike for sure!
Wayne Fingzies
09/10/2024
It was worth the hike, seeing how well they manage this place. There are many nice picnic tables and if you walk under the highway through the river tunnel and follow the river bed, the waterfall is not to far. (Ware good shoes!)
Liz Anderson
07/31/2024
We parked on the south bound side of the highway, and walked down into the creek bed to the falls and it was nice! My very small Papillion Chihuahua had very few issues with the rocks, though I did have to carry her a short distance, a couple of times. After the falls, we walked through the tunnel to the other side and went to the nature house🙂 Really a beautiful place to visit!