Meet Kim Parcher, the creative mind and driving force behind Vancouver Island View. Kim's passion for experience-based travel and her talent for sharing valuable information have made her a dedicated niche blogger and freelance writer since 2016. Her unwavering dedication to unlocking the secrets of Vancouver Island, her home since 2009, has made her an undisputed authority in the realm of immersive exploration of the island.
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Your Guide to Visiting the Historic Kinsol Trestle
Towering over the Koksilah River, the Kinsol Trestle is one of the tallest free-standing timber trestle structures in the world. It is an awe-inspiring feat of engineering and a must-see for history buffs and nature lovers alike. But beyond its…
Secret Potholes near Campbell River
Each time we explore Campbell River, we find something new. And when we use our trusty backroad map book to guide us, we always stumble across the most extraordinary places. These secret potholes near Campbell River are worth driving down……
Chemainus Lake: A Peaceful Forest Loop with a Hidden Surprise
Located just a few minutes outside the town of Chemainus, this quiet forested lake is the kind of place most people only discover by accident. It’s calm, lightly trafficked, and surrounded by tall cedars and firs that give the entire……
Discover Your Perfect Parksville Fall Getaway
When the summer crowds fade, Parksville, BC, becomes a much quieter paradise. Nestled on the east coast of Vancouver Island, Parksville is the perfect spot for a fall retreat filled with outdoor adventures, cozy comforts, and stunning views of the…
Morton Lake Provincial Park: A Well-Kept Secret Spot
Morton Lake Provincial Park near Campbell River offers beautiful lakeside camping with plenty of fishing, swimming and canoeing opportunities. A Bit of History In July 1938, a devastating wildfire called ‘The Great Campbell River Fire’ burned more than 30,000 hectares…
A Lost Coal Mine Reclaimed by the Forest
When most people think of Vancouver Island’s coal history, Nanaimo usually steals the spotlight. But decades earlier, on the North Island, a remote riverside discovery quietly changed the course of BC’s history. Today, a little-known trail leads you through the……
