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Rebecca Spit Marine Park is a sandspit, and because of that, waves will often bring objects onto its coastlines. It’s known for a large accumulation of driftwood, but every now and then you might be able to come across the odd trinket or object.

The sandspit is 2-kilometres long, with coastlines on both edges, and the provincial park it’s a part of covers 177-hectares.

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Wandering the coastlines isn’t all there is to do, however.

You can canoe, paddle-boat, kayak, or wind-surf around the bay, or even partake in a boat lunch.

Overlooking Drew Harbour, Quadra Island also has great waters for cold-water scuba-diving, with dive tours available to be booked.

On land, the park is made up of tremendous scenery, great for hiking and biking. Picnic tables and toilets are also littered around the area. Just keep an eye out for the Driftwood Sasquatch.

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Rebecca Spit Marine Provincial Park is on Quadra Island, which is in the Discovery Islands between Mainland B.C. and Vancouver Island.

It’s located just south of Heriot Bay, and a 10-minute ferry ride away from Campbell River.

Source: 604NOW