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Triangle Park is a small local park just west of the Johnson Street Bridge. It has a mix of public art, tupelo trees, benches, and simple lighting that gives it a relaxed, neighborhood feel. The park sits along the Vancouver Island Trail, so it’s a nice spot to pause if you’re walking or biking through the area.

Ponsford Beach borders MacKenzie Beach to the south. The beach is protected by Mushroom Island, a wooded rock formation offshore that is separated from the mainland at high tide, and the smaller Ponsford Island, which lies further away from the mainland.

The long and wide MacKenzie Beach offers numerous accommodations, resorts, and two campgrounds, as well as a restaurant. Access is via MacKenzie Beach Road or Tin WIS Road. Parking is limited. The beach is ideal for watching the sunset.

Enjoy the trails! Easy and the view is spectacular.

The Johnson Street Bridge spans the waters of Victoria Harbour at a narrow point. The single-leaf bascule bridge opened in March 2018. At night, the bridge is illuminated in blue. This commemorates the original bridge from 1924, which was also called the 'Blue Bridge' because of its light blue color.

Great place next to cafe fantastico.

At the southern tip of Thetis Lake, just a few steps from the parking lot, there is a small beach. All around you will find toilets, showers and picnic tables.

A very interesting drawbridge that is beautifully lit at night.