The main feature of this small park, adjacent to the bank of the Kennedy River on the west coast of Vancouver Island, is the abundance of birdlife, which offers great viewing opportunities for bird watchers and nature enthusiasts. As there are no developed trails in the park, the best way to see these birds is by canoe or kayak, via a peaceful paddle down the river from Kennedy Lake.

Visitors to this day-use only park, which is being considered for Ecological Reserve status, can spot ospreys, Bald eagles and a variety of ducks and songbirds. The bog itself, enclosed by an oxbow, is a unique and interesting sight.

Special Features: A unique feature of this park is the bog enclosed by an oxbow, which protects critical bird nesting habitat for a variety of species.

Park Size: 11 ha
Date Established: July 12, 1995