Park
Pacific Rim National Park Reserve - Long Beach Unit
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Lara
May 6, 2018
Spectacular sights, boardwalk trails, beaches, and forest. It is an experience to be had. Park passes are required year round and are approximately $19.60 for a family pass or $8 for a single person. Annual passes are available and are good to use in any National Park in Canada.
Naomie
July 19, 2017
Long Beach is amazing
Heidi
January 9, 2022
Tucked right up next to the Pacific Rim National Park, or little Oasis is the perfect jumping off spot to explore miles and miles of sandy beaches! And, the hard surface path is now open so you can bring your bikes and access them with no driving! Pack a picnic lunch and explore the 30km of forest path with stops at your favorite beaches for a quick dip or an hour or two of exploration. No parking pass required when you pedal to the beach!
Tucked right up next to the Pacific Rim National Park, or little Oasis is the perfect jumping off spot to explore miles and miles of sandy beaches! And, the hard surface path is now open so you can bring your bikes and access them with no driving! Pack a picnic lunch and explore the 30km of forest p…
Tatyana & Shawn
July 22, 2014
Probably one of the most popular beaches in the region, it is still quiet. Walk along for miles, surf or simply take in the natural beauty. It's about a 30 min drive from Pacific Soul.
Carol
January 17, 2022
Enjoy big beautiful sandy beaches, rainforest trails and much more!
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Ucluelet, BC