Nanoose Bay
65 Reviews
- Thursday7 AM–11 PM
- Friday7 AM–11 PM
- Saturday7 AM–11 PM
- Sunday7 AM–11 PM
- Monday7 AM–11 PM
- Tuesday7 AM–11 PM
- Wednesday7 AM–11 PM
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Hours
- Thursday7 AM–11 PM
- Friday7 AM–11 PM
- Saturday7 AM–11 PM
- Sunday7 AM–11 PM
- Monday7 AM–11 PM
- Tuesday7 AM–11 PM
- Wednesday7 AM–11 PM
Features
- Dogs allowed
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Peng Zhang
29.09.2023
Nanoose Bay
Perfect place to dig up clams. Clams are close to the surface. With a garden claw, even kids can dig them up easily.
Briany Tai
25.09.2023
Nanoose Bay
Nanoose Bay is my favourite spot for calm picking and Oysters. However, in the past few years there was a warning regarding consuming those shellfishes.This location has a stone-line divider and on its left side is reserved for First Nation ONLY! And so you can only pick clams on the right side.As you walk towards south. They are area where you can pick oysters too.Be sure to check your tides and go have fun during the low tides.
Marta Borowska
10.09.2023
Nanoose Bay
Nice views but currently pretty smelly beach. There is not many parking spots but you can park alongside the road. Lots of clams and seashells. Rocky area. Right near I think a trailer park. The view is better from some other beaches but it seems fairly quiet here.
Cole Williams
10.09.2023
Nanoose Bay
Beautiful beach, amazing when the tide is fully out
James Zhang
04.09.2023
Nanoose Bay
Don’t try to get clams if you are a visitor. You will definitely get yourself across the boundary and dig clams in the first nation’s private shellfish farm. Because there is a little sign with tinny little words says the concrete blocks is the boundary. They will ask you to dump all the clams you found and let you thank them for not putting you into jail even if you want to buy your clams for higher price. So don’t go there for clams, otherwise your vacation would be ruined. You are welcome.
Selina Young
31.08.2023
Nanoose Bay
Best place to clam. Just be careful don't cross the boundaries.
Paul S
10.08.2023
Nanoose Bay
It was a long walk from the original parking area by the church and then we found out a little gem parking spot just off the highway. Need a tidal license for this activity. Max of 75 littleneck or manila clams and 15 oyster in this area.
Marissa Jolin-Dobbin Lim
23.07.2023
Nanoose Bay
Sad to see so many non-Indigenous people digging up an unlimited amount of clams and oysters from this beautiful beach. There should be more regulations with this many people coming, even on a week day.
Jason McKenzie
22.07.2023
Nanoose Bay
Absolutely beautiful place with some really nice hidden beach spots everywhere
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