Victoria’s largest public park is a beloved urban oasis, steeped in natural splendour and cultural history. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll discover its distinctive landscapes, from Gary Oak meadows and shimmering lakes, to vibrant gardens and coastal viewpoints.
The tour begins at the corner of Douglas and Southgate Streets, marked by a log sign and historic maritime artefacts. You’ll weave through the park’s varied terrain, passing Dawn Redwoods, a medieval-style stone bridge, and tranquil lakes filled with waterfowl and turtles. Along the way, you’ll find yourself traversing the same land that First Nations peoples stewarded for thousands of years, evident in ancient burial cairns and symbolic public art. The tour ends at the cricket pitch, where matches have been played since the 1850s, and nearby Cook Street Village where you can explore further.
This tour starts at the Corner of Douglas and South Gate Streets. Before arrival, please install the mobile app and use the code provided on your confirmation ticket. Detailed starting point instructions are available after downloading.
Cricket Pitch.
Explore Victoria's largest urban park, where 200 acres of natural beauty blend Gary Oak meadows, shimmering lakes, and coastal forest. Discover landscapes shaped by thousands of years of First Nations stewardship while enjoying panoramic views of the Olympic Mountains.
Pass this historic marker that stands as a reminder of the park's cultural significance. Learn about the area's connection to Victoria's maritime heritage and the Lekwungen People who stewarded this land for generations.
Explore the sundial near the children's farm where time is told by shadows cast across the ground. Discover this educational feature while enjoying views of farmyard animals and possibly witnessing the daily "goat stampede."
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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