Miracle Beach

A broad safe sandy beach on the ocean is the main attraction at Miracle Beach, which also features a large picnic area overlooking the water and a series of lovely trails winding through second-growth and old-growth forest. At low tide, the beach is perfect for observing a variety of marine life in the rich tide pools.

Miracle Beach Provincial Park was previously privately owned by Mr. Frank Pottage. In 1950, the BC government purchased 57 hectares of land from Mr. Pottage, and the park was established. Additional lands were purchased and donated over the years until 1972, when the park reached its present size of 135 hectares.

Miracle Beach has a Nature House and an Amphitheatre - both are popular in the summertime and play host to many events such as summer talks, educational activities, and movie nights. The Nature House has a store where visitors can purchase unique items, supplies, food and drink, games, etc.