Jaycee Park is a beautiful little spot in Campbell River that provides easy access to Willow Point Reef.
The park offers convenient parking, picnic tables, and stunning sunrise views, making it an ideal location for a morning picnic or a day of exploration.
Willow Point Reef
Willow Point Reef is one of the best spots in Campbell River for beachcombing during low tides. As the tide recedes, it uncovers a fascinating variety of marine life, making it perfect for a family adventure or a solo exploration.
To reach the reef, you’ll encounter rocks, seaweed, and a mixture of live and empty shells 🐚, so make sure to wear proper footwear.
Low Tide Treasures
Low tide at Willow Point Reef reveals an incredible diversity of over 80 species. Visitors can expect to see dozens of types of algae, squishy anemones, sea cucumbers, and intricately decorated lined chitons, shield limpets, and top snails.
Every trip to Willow Point Reef offers a unique experience. The critters vary with the seasons and over the years, ensuring that no two visits are ever the same. Turning over a rock might reveal tiny ecosystems of tube worms, gunnels, and perhaps a daisy brittle star, a sight that never fails to take one’s breath away.
Whether you’re a seasoned explorer or a curious newcomer, Jaycee Park and Willow Point Reef offer a wonderful way to connect with the diverse marine life in Campbell River. 🌊🌟