Follow the path through the fields of Aylard Farm, past the apple trees and up to the covered picnic area. From here you can take your choice of trails each winding their way along the beautiful coastline. The beach itself has a tropical feel with...More

This is good place to bring kids. Nice safe sandy beach. It's a short walk from the parking area and it's very popular in the summertime.

Tucked away in East Sooke, is this great beach. It is a little find! Beautiful views of the mainland, across the straits of Juan de Fuca. The beach sand is soft and the water is clear but cold. There are all kinds of shell fish,...More

East Sooke Park offers a great introduction to what a west coast trail is all about. Quick access to an interesting petroglyph and awesome views of the Juan de Fuca Strait and the Olympics. To complete the entire trail along the coast (Coast Trail) leave...More

East Sooke Park is a wonderful place to visit to be near the ocean and do some hiking. We did both. There are many trails some are easy and others are more difficult. You can chose.

Lovley beach and trails, beautiful trees along the rugged coastline. Trail along the coastline or go inland and up a small mountain. See the southernmost tip of Vancouver Island along the coast trail. Great day hikes year round

Nothing fancy. Large parking lot and a wee hike through a meadow and fruit trees to the edge of the land, and then a little bit of a challenging walk (for those with mobility issues- nothing for the able-bodied) down to the beach. Shallow, cold...More

What a beautiful little beach! Great picnic areas along the trails too. Unfortunately it's described as accessible which it certainly is not. Unless you don't mind sitting in a field and not going to the beautiful beach. The CRD really* needs to do some work...More

Plenty of parking, a lovely walk through an old orchard and meadows, to a nice brach & pretty views.

got here and walked to the adjoining beach , it has a sandy area for paddling in and access to a hike to other rocky beaches that are great for just watching waves or climbing around on rocks