Goose Spit Park

Lovely place to walk up and down the ocean even when it's a cloudy day during the off season. All the logs and timbers give the walk a rustic feeling.
9 years ago (23-11-2017)

The best beach for finding shells, various types of starfish & crabs in tidal pools. I have never been there when the dolphins or whale's have been sighted, I understand it does happen - just not to me. The view is stunning & the sunset's spectacular. Along the beach is several fire pit site's, but you have to arrive early to get one of those. The beach itself is rocky with sand patches. Lower the tide the more sand available. On the lagoon side there is extra parking, picnic tables & bathrooms(camouflaged in a driftwood structure). Also a good site to launch a kayak or paddle board, very shallow water even at high tide. Goose Spit is a popular beach for both locals & tourists alike.
9 years ago (11-07-2017)

Great place to walk on a sunny day or if it is stormy out also a great place to go and observe mother nature in its full strength.
9 years ago (19-11-2017)

Nice sandy beach during low tides. Popular for dog walkers, wind surfers, storm watchers. Fire rings for cooking.
9 years ago (09-11-2017)

A nice waterfront park, popular with locals year-round. Best place in town to watch the sunset. The park occupies a narrow spit of land with beaches on both sides and a road in the middle. There's usually parking available along the road and a few small parking lots. The spit protects Comox harbour to the Northwest from the waves from the open Salish Sea to the Southeast. In winter, frequent southeast winds bring waves crashing on beach on the south side. Kite boarders frequently take advantage of the great combination of strong winds and calm waters on the north side. At the base of the spit, there's a stairway up the hill to residential streets, that's a popular exercise spot. The wider land at the end of the spit houses HMCS Quadra, a Royal Canadian Navy facility that's not open to the public. In the summer, it hosts a large Sea Cadet camp.
9 years ago (27-10-2017)