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ParkBritish Columbia, CA
Simson Provincial Park
About
Simson Provincial Park, located on South Thormanby Island, offers a serene escape with its rocky coastline, small bays, and lush forested uplands. Accessible only by boat, this secluded park is perfect for families and wildlife enthusiasts seeking a peaceful nature experience.
What to do here
Explore the old homestead rock walls and orchards, and visit the beaver pond near Farm Bay.
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Good to know before you go
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Access the park by boat from Halfmoon Bay; ensure your vessel is suitable for anchoring in limited spaces.
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There are no developed hiking trails; use old skidder roads cautiously and respect private property.
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Be prepared for self-sufficient exploration, as there are no facilities in the park.
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