Allison Harbour Marine Provincial Park

Allison Harbour Marine Provincial Park is a provincial marine park in British Columbia, Canada, on the southern shore of Allison Harbour. Established on May 29, 2008, it spans 132 hectares, with upland and coastal foreshore that include three secluded coves and two winding streams. The area was once known, with nearby territory, as False Bay, and the park’s present name comes from Mr. Allison, a logging manager for the Smith-Dollar Lumber Company. Its significance is strongly connected to the water, as Allison Harbour and the park provide one of the last dependable shelters from rough weather for boaters heading north around Cape Caution.

British Columbia · Canada