Low tides and warm temperatures are causing an unpleasant odor that can be mistaken for sewage. This is the result of seaweed and algae breaking down and releasing gasses. It is an annual occurrence and smells can linger for 2-3 weeks. Water quality is tested regularly throughout the summer.   

Reay Creek Park

Reay Creek Park

Reay Creek Park is a significant natural area in Sidney. This wooded linear park connects adjacent neighborhoods and Peter Grant Park. Pathways run alongside the creek, under the cover of the forest canopy. It is an environmentally sensitive area with a spawning creek and is known for great bird watching.

On-street parking is available in the surrounding area on Wesbrook Drive, Northbrook Drive & Frost Avenue West.

Reay Creek Park

Reay Creek Park, Frost Avenue, Sidney, BC, Canada

Virtual Tour

Check out a virtual tour of Reay Creek Park, courtesy of MetaTours.