Anderson Bay Provincial Park

Anderson Bay Provincial Park is a small protected area at the southeast end of Texada Island in British Columbia, near Gillies Bay. Established in 2000, it encompasses about 35 hectares, or 86 acres, including a small island and peninsula, while the head of Anderson Bay remains private land. The park’s importance lies in its conservation role, preserving habitat for black-tailed deer, birds, and intertidal life.

British Columbia · Canada