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Thanks so much for the hospitality! Loved the My Chosen Cafe and Point-no-Point for food recommendations. The trip to Port Renfrew's...
- Tom & AJ and Theresa Lacey
This place is a true piece of paradise. Our second visit was an absolute pleasure. Can't wait to come back.
- Casey, Shadiah, Aveya & Kelson
Many thanks to Paphada for her sunny, welcoming personality, advice and awesome muffins - blueberry with lemon glaze is out of this...
- Sandy and Harry
It was a short but sweet stay here. We are here on our honeymoon and it is just the perfect place to relax and be romantic. I fell in...
- Rachael and Cody
Visited Birds of a Feathers for a week trip with our 2 month old Baby. The owner were extremely nice throwout our stay. Very easy to...
- Nicole
Thanks for creating such a comfortable space so close to the Lagoon and Royal Roads Forest. The trail through the forest at either end...
- Izzy and Gordon
5 out of 5* Restorative, peaceful & refreshing! We loved our walks to the coast collective, through the woods to Hatley...
- Ralph & Barbie Daly
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
You made our stay not just a nostalgic weekend but also a really fun filled affair, and a learning experience as well. Thank you so...
- Suzie and Dick
What a wonderful place!! Our time spent at Birds of a Feather was awesome! So quiet & peaceful....Very relaxing! The food was...
- Judi Cavelier

Sooke Potholes Regional Park

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You can picnic or swim at the river, explore the short forest trails or enjoy the stunning vistas from one of several viewpoints. You may see black-tailed deer, red squirrels or bald eagles riding the breezes overhead.

The "potholes" are unique geological formations - deep pools in the river rock - that offer some of the best freshwater swimming in the region.

The Sooke River is the second largest on southern Vancouver Island and home to a productive salmon run every fall.

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