Grice Bay Boat Launch

Grice Bay Boat Launch is a small ramp at the end of Grice Bay Road, beside a rocky shore on a sheltered inlet. Kayaks and power boats put in here. Choose it for a calmer paddle and an inlet view; if you aren't launching, it's a quick stop rather than a headline attraction.

Follow Grice Bay Road from the Pacific Rim Highway to the end. The parking area, turnaround and launch are together, so there's no long walk to the shore. The paved turnaround is the accessible part; the rocky shore itself isn't wheelchair-accessible. A washroom is indicated beside the lot, though its type and current provision aren't clear. Food and potable water weren't confirmed at the launch. Parking and launch payment rules are unclear, so check current park requirements before heading out. The ramp's surface and low-tide usability are not well documented; inspect them before unloading a trailer.

The road and boat-ramp area reopened in November 2019 after a failing culvert was replaced and slope and drainage work was done. The crossing was designed to help salmon reach spawning and nursery habitat. Restoration work has also resurfaced the parking lot and replaced part of the ramp.