Nature and outdoors

School programs

Pacific Rim National Park Reservedistance not known

✓ Fits your group

Surfer with surfboard silhouetted in the back drop of the beach

Cost

Price not published

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Ages & size

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Duration

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Year round

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Book by

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Plan this trip

Fieldy handles all communication and booking for you.

What it actually looks like

Photos from Pacific Rim National Park Reserve's website

Our note

Treat this one as a phone call rather than a booking page. Ask what ages it suits, whether a preschool group fits, and what it costs on top of getting into the park.

What the children do

Pacific Rim National Park Reserve lists school programs among the things to do in the park. The park's own school programs page could not be reached, so what the programs cover, which ages or grades they are for, how long they run, what they cost and how to book them are all unknown here.

Good to know

None of the practical detail for this program is available. Ages, cost, how long it runs, how many children can come, washrooms and somewhere to eat all need a call to the park before you plan anything.

Washrooms

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Lunch space

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Rain backup

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Strollers

Explore the ʔapsčiik t̓ašii on foot, stroller, wheelchair, or bicycle. The multi-use pathway extends 25 km from the southern to the northern boundary of the Long Beach Unit.

Wheelchair access

Explore the ʔapsčiik t̓ašii on foot, stroller, wheelchair, or bicycle.

Bus parking

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Nearby park

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Restrictions

Interim restrictions have been implemented for custodial groups kayaking or canoeing in Pacific Rim's marine waters. Please contact the park prior to arrival for information and appropriate permits.. A custodial group means a group affiliated with an institution, where at least one person is below the age of majority and a minor is unaccompanied by his/her parent or guardian.. Collecting natural (e.g., wildflowers, rocks, mushrooms, berries) or cultural objects (e,g., First Nation or early settlers artifacts). Kite flying in the Long Beach North and Incinerator beaches (along the airport approach way). Activities involving aircraft, including Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs, or drones) except with a Restricted Activity Permit

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