Beautiful place! Pretty easy hike through Beautiful lush green forest. Saw a few bears just being bears. Definitely on the list of favs here on VI.

Great spot to take the kids in the rain or shine. Just be mindful in this season with the intensity of the water flow. Mind how close little ones get to the edge.👌

excellent forest campsite and picnic area. mostly self- contained truck campers and vans. dog friendly. campsites are large, level and most are riverfront. several very clean outhouses and a handpump for fresh water. camp operator is pleasant and they sell firewood for $10. beautiful river and falls only 17 minutes from Port Alberni

Nice little walk along the river with a rewarding view down some canyons and also some waterfalls. So worth it, check it out.Absolutely loved seeing the salmon runs. It was such a cool experience. Was here hoping to see some bears but didn’t see any today. Great stop on the island!

Stamp River Provincial Park is a beautiful spot to experience nature near Port Alberni. The park features well-maintained trails, lush forests, and the stunning Stamp River, where you can watch salmon swimming upstream during the spawning season. The waterfall and fish ladder are highlights, offering great photo opportunities and a chance to see wildlife up close. The trails are easy to moderate, making it an enjoyable visit for all ages.

Is there anywhere in Vancouver Island that isn't beautiful.. NOPE! Beautiful landscape and beautiful trees. Paths that follow the river's edge with grades of rapids and slight water falls. Look into the water and you will see the salmon.. Bring a bathing suit because you will want to go in. If you're going to walk down the steeper paths then you need some grip/treaded shoes to prevent slipping. Paths mostly easy. Great location..

Beautiful location! There is a lovely trail along the river. We even got to see the salmon swimming upstream, which was an incredible experience!

Great short visit to the park, entrance is free. If you are lucky, you can watch bears catch salmon in early October. We just missed the bears @ mid-October, but saw many salmon fighting the river current. Worth the drive off the main highway to spend an hour or so.