Apodaca Provincial Park
Protected park · Metro Vancouver Regional District, CANADA
Apodaca Provincial Park in Metro Vancouver Regional District, CANADA. Operated by BC Parks.
About
The area currently known as Apodaca Park was designated a provincial park in 1954. The property was donated by Major J.S. Matthews, a noted Vancouver historian, as a memorial to his son, who died at age 22. The park bears the name given to the islands at the entrance to Howe Sound by early Spanish navigators.
The park lies within the Coastal Western Hemlock bio-geoclimatic zone. It is home to Douglas fir, lodgepole pine, salal, and arbutus. Slope, drainage, and local weather patterns contribute to the presence of rocky knoll vegetation. This is more typical of the Gulf Islands and Southern Vancouver Island than the Lower Mainland region.
This park's official page lists: Store / concessions.
At the park
- Biking
- Camping
- Hiking trails
- Boating
- Fishing
- Paddling (kayak/canoe)
Before you go
- Limits
- What activities require a park-use permit?
- Getting there
- Apodaca Park is on the eastern shoreline of Bowen Island at the mouth of Howe Sound. It is only accessible from the water.
Where to stay
- Wildernest
- The Modern Cabin
- Cabin In The Woods
- Heritage House
- Seaview Cottage
- The Float House
- The BnB on Bowen Island
- Artisan Suites on Bowen
- Miller Retreats
- Bona Manzi
- A Place to Stay
- The Lodge at the Old Dorm
- Snugglers Cottage
- Moonstone Cottage
- Quartz
- Jade
- Amethyst
- Opal
- Jasper
- Sunstone
Nearby
- The Shed Eatery
- The Village Baker Cafe'
- Bowen Sushi
- The Ruddy Cafe
- Bowen Island Pub
- Cates Pharmasave
- Doc Morgan's
- Tuscany Restaurant
- Barcelona Tapas & Wine Bar
- The Snug Cafe
- Doc Morgan's Pub & Restaurant
- High Tide Grill
- Tippy's Cookhouse
- Artisan Eats Café & Fine Foods
- Bowen Island RCMP
- Branch on Bowen
- tell your friends cafe
- Lime and Moon Pie Company
- Whytecliff Park Concession