Roberts Creek Provincial Park

Roberts Creek Provincial Park is a small provincial park on British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast, adjacent to the community of Roberts Creek. The site provides coastal shoreline access and simple day-use facilities rather than campgrounds.

Visitors find a pebble and sandy shoreline, intertidal areas for exploring at low tide, picnic spots and short walking trails through coastal vegetation. The park is commonly used for beach walks, birdwatching and short family outings rather than overnight stays.

The land is managed by BC Parks as a provincial park; it exists primarily to protect the immediate coastal shoreline and provide public access. There is no large built infrastructure on site.

The park sits on the Sechelt Peninsula of northwest Sunshine Coast, roughly midway between the towns of Gibsons and Sechelt and a short drive from Highway 101.

• Location: Located on the Sunshine Coast between Gibsons and Sechelt, adjacent to the small community of Roberts Creek.
• Visitor practicalities: Day-use park with beach access, shoreline, and short trails suitable for picnics and tidepooling.