What to do in Saanichton

If Saanich Peninsula Hospital is what brings you to town, hopefully you'll have a chance to explore more of Saanichton.

This coastal sanctuary features tranquil paths with stunning views of Saanichton Bay and significance to the Tsawout First Nation. Bring binoculars to spot shoreline birds while enjoying the peaceful rocky beach.

Stroll along this sandy shoreline with rare dune ecosystems and panoramic views of Haro Strait. Bring binoculars during spring or fall migrations when the park becomes a birdwatcher's paradise.

TIXEN (Cordova Spit Park) offers a pristine shoreline habitat where sandy beaches meet vital ecosystems. Bring binoculars to spot migratory birds while exploring the tranquil coastal landscape.

This coastal gem features a rare sand dune ecosystem with panoramic views of islands and Mount Baker. Stroll the beach trails, observe migratory seabirds, or unwind at the seasonal campground.

This 29-acre living museum showcases Vancouver Island's agricultural heritage through 30,000+ artefacts and historic buildings. Ride the miniature railway or explore antique steam engines during the summer season.

Marigold Park offers a serene 2.54-hectare retreat where a resident pair of eagles makes their home. Bring binoculars for exceptional birdwatching while enjoying the peaceful mix of treed areas and open spaces.

This historic 16.5-acre farm showcases early 20th-century agricultural life with original structures and scenic trails. A wood-chip path leads to rocky shores with views of James Island and the Cascade Mountains.