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You really have a piece of pardise here. Thank you for your hospitality and wonderful breakfasts - every day something new to try....
- Goska and Anolwei
Thanks for the hospitality and providing such a marvelous place for visitors! Glad to have experienced one of Victoria's gems! We'll...
- Judith & Marie (sisters)
Everything was laid out planned well with self check-in. The place is amazing. Thanks for sharing this great place with us and get so...
- Lily, Peter and Sophie
Amazing location ! Very convenient to downtown. Had a wonderful saty. Thank you. 
- Kent
Wonderful spot! Sunny and mild February weather made for perfect walks around the lagoon, Hatley grounds and Victoria. Checked out the...
- Reed & Nancy
We have had a wonderful 4 day visit! It seems that every minute was filled with special things- Many of which were Dieter's...
- Herb and Rosiland
Beautiful location. We enjoy visiting with he other guests and seeing the scenery.
- Mike & Linda
Thank you, Dieter, for a wonderful stay. We absolutely loved Birds of a Feather and will recommend to all. Thanks also for the...
- Dianne & Stephen
As a student, I really appreciated the peaceful setting at Birds of a Feather. The view is lovely and I felt very relaxed and...
- Allison Annesley, RRU Master's Student
Dear Dieter and Paphada, One year ago today Rob and I were fortunate enough to come here for our Wedding night. The hospitality is...
- Robert & Megan

Gowlland Tod Provincial Park

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Gowlland Tod Provincial Park provides excellent day-use recreation opportunities for hiking, nature appreciation and picnicking. More than 25 kilometres of trails, varying in degree of difficulty, offer spectacular views, as well as the chance to view animals in their natural environment. In spring and early summer, the moss-covered rocky knolls come alive with a carpet of colourful, vibrant wildflowers.

Located near Victoria on southern Vancouver Island, the park preserves a heritage of green space for present and future generations. It encompasses nearly the entire east side of Saanich Inlet, stretching from Goldstream to Brentwood Bay and the world-famous Butchart Gardens.

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