Sooke is a rural town with beaches, rainforest trails and views of Washington State's Olympic Mountains. Sooke is also the starting point for the West Coast Trail.
Sooke Potholes Provincial Park is known for a series of naturally made "potholes" along the river. Erosion has created these rock pools that are often enjoyed by children and adults taking a swim here in the summer. The scenery here is quite spectacular with high walls rising above the river.
This is a day use park only.
A waterfall in Sooke Pot Holes Provincial Park.
The river and gorge in Sooke Potholes Provincial Park.
The Sooke Region Museum showcases the natural environment and how it has shaped the history of the region. First Nations and pioneer artifacts, historic photographs, dioramas, clothing items and scale models are some of the highlights on display. Outdor exhibits include a Polemaker's Shack, which is a portable cabin for the polemaker and his horse. There is also a lighthouse on site dating to 1910.
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Sooke Potholes Provincial Park, Sooke
Sooke Potholes Provincial Park, Sooke
