Little Qualicum Falls Provincial Park

Little Qualicum Falls Provincial Park spans 440 hectares of forest terrain, featuring cascading waterfalls and crystal pools along the Little Qualicum River.

The park, established in 1940, protects old-growth Douglas Fir forests and the natural riverbanks that surround the falls in British Columbia.

The park's network of trails connects visitors to multiple viewpoints, offering opportunities for nature photography and environmental education throughout the seasons.

Visitors can access 6 kilometers of trails, a 105-site campground, picnic areas, and fresh water facilities during the summer months.

The Little Qualicum River contains one of British Columbia's few populations of brown trout, swimming in the clear waters beneath the falls.

Location: Regional District of Nanaimo

Location: British Columbia

Inception: 1940

GPS coordinates: 49.28530,-124.59900

Latest update: March 9, 2025 01:23