Nature park, scenic views, rare plants & wildlife, leashing required.

The park was created in 1999 when the property previously owned by Jack Clark, who farmed and raised cattle in the area, was sold to Ducks Unlimited and the CVRD. Ducks Unlimited then leased the property to the CVRD for management.

This property is located at an area important to the Lazo Marsh drainage.

Stream emerging from Lazo Marsh, drains into a man-made pond at the rear of property, and drains into ditch that follows north property boundary. The pond is often home to nesting ducks and geese, as well as rumoured to have fish.

Mature trees along ridge: Douglas fir, Lodgepole pine, Western White pine, Western Red cedar. Some of these trees have formed interesting shapes such as a candelabra effect and old anchor chain embedded into trunk.

Abuts Lazo Marsh.