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Beacon Hill Park

Beacon Hill Park is perfect for families with kids, gardening enthusiasts, and anyone who loves the outdoors.
The park is generally accessible for wheelchair users, with paved pathways and accessible bathrooms.
Pack swimsuits for the kids—if it’s hot they’ll want to splash in the water parks.
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What’s the best way to experience Beacon Hill Park?
There are plenty of ways to experience Beacon Hill Park. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
How much does it cost to visit Beacon Hill Park in 2026?
Beacon Hill Park is free to visit, so you'll only need to budget for parking (if you visit on your own). Bike tours that visit the park start at around US$65 per person, while horse-drawn carriage tours of Beacon Hill Park cost around US$225 per group.
Are there peacocks in Beacon Hill Park?
Yes, there are peacocks and peahens in Beacon Hill Park. Peafowl were first introduced to the park in 1891, and they've roamed Beacon Hill ever since, though population numbers have varied widely over the years. One of the best places to see them is around the Beacon Hill Children’s Farm.
How do I get to Beacon Hill Park from downtown Victoria?
One of the easiest ways to get from downtown Victoria to Beacon Hill Park is to walk. Head up Belleville Street to Douglas Street, turn right, then head uphill to the base of the park. Alternatively, take a pedicab tour from downtown that includes a ride through the park.
What are some of the things to do in Beacon Hill Park?
Beacon Hill Park has plenty to do, especially when the weather is nice. Highlights include tennis and pickleball courts, a baseball diamond, lawn bowling, play structures, and walking paths. There are also off-leash areas where well-behaved dogs can run freely just south of Dallas Road.
Is Beacon Hill Park worth visiting?
Yes, Beacon Hill Park is worth visiting, especially for dog owners, parents, or anyone who loves being in nature. Its proximity to the heart of Victoria makes it easy to reach, and it’s a wonderful place to get a feel for the natural world without leaving city limits.










































































































































