Joan Point Park

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Description

This 23 acre waterfront park provides a great vantage point overlooking Dodd Narrows. As the ocean waters rush through the channel impressive rapids are created. Seals can often be seen playing in the currents.

This point has been known as Joan Point long before it became a park. The point was originally named after Joan Olive, who married Robert Dunsmuir in 1847. Arriving in 1851, Joan lived most of her life in Nanaimo and Victoria.

Access Joan Point by following Cable Bay Trail to its end and then following publicly accessible foreshore.

Address

1060 Phoenix Way

Accessibility

Not Wheelchair Accessible

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