Beacon Hill Park

Beacon Hill Park is Victoria’s oldest and most popular park. It boasts an ornamental lake with a beautiful stone bridge which is home to a vast array of wild fowl including Blue Herons that nest in the old growth trees that surround the lake. Walk up Beacon Hill for spectacular views of the Olympic Mountains and the waterfront. You can watch cricket being played on the cricket pitch and stroll through the many flower gardens. If you are lucky you can also enjoy performances at the band shell. The park is a must see for anyone visiting Victoria.

Canada's lighthouse is also a place to visit close to the coastline, the park is not bad, a large green area, there are some flowers and insects, here all year round can see the green background color.

Lighthouse Mountain Park is very close to the hotel we stayed in, so we came here two or three times. The park is the oldest park in the local area. It is fully equipped and has a lot of plants. There is also a center dedicated to protecting birds. It is very beautiful.

It is one of Victoria's largest parks. It has rich vegetation, lawns and natural lakes that make up a perfect green world. In particular, it is worth mentioning that there are many peacocks in the park looking for food freely, there are many squirrels jumping around in the grass, there are many ducks and geese gathered in the lake and lake to play together, many people exercise in the park every day, there are running, walking, and pushing a child cart to play in the park, with these small animals constitute a perfect pair. The organic combination of man and nature. There is also a small zoo in the park to raise sheep, cattle and other small animals. The south end of the park is the coast, and the other side is the Olympic Mountains in Seattle, USA. It's a place worth visiting.

Beacon Hill Park has a long Aboriginal culture. Today, birds and birds live here and flowers are lush. Located in Downtown, Victoria, it is a short walk from Inner Harbour and many hotels.

Beacon Hill Park is the oldest Park in Victoria, south of downtown Victoria. There are bird reserves in the park, so you can often hear the pleasant and crisp bird song. These beautiful birds add a lot of life to the park. It's very lucky to meet peacocks on the screen.

Walking through the park is so relaxing. Picnic and play in the park. The zoo is open only in summer. Beautiful gardens can be seen in spring and summer. They have toilets and toilets near the park, which is a plus point. When we passed the Bosley Pet Food Store, we bought a big bag of duck food and nuts for squirrels. It is recommended to take raincoats on rainy days.