Dewdney Nature Regional Park
Page Content  Dewdney Nature Regional Park is a seven hectare park used mainly by anglers wishing to access the Fraser River and Nicomen Slough. The concrete boat launch ramp was upgraded and extended in 2002 and the parking area expanded in 2005. The park is popular in the fall for anglers fishing for coho salmon. During the fall several species of shorebirds are common on the water's edge. Many bald eagles are also seen in the fall feeding on spawning salmon.
General Information
Rules and Regulations:
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Dogs must be on a leash and under control at all times. Please clean up after your dog. |
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Fishing is permitted. |
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The concrete boat launch ramp can accommodate two vehicles at a time. |
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Canoeing is popular in Nicomen Slough. Be cautious as the nearby Fraser River is very swift. |
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A pit toilet is avaliable from May 1 - October 31 and is located at the main gate. |
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Black Bears are sometimes encountered in the park and need to be respected at all times. |
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Bird watching and wildlife viewing of eagles, seals and other wildlife is popular. |
How to Get There:
The park is located ten minutes east of Mission. To get there, travel east on the Lougheed Highway, and continue south on River Road South for approximately 1 kilometer. Click here to view a driving map.
Hours of Operation:
Effective Friday, April 6, 2012, Dewdney Nature Regional Park will be open on weekends only from 8 am to 8 pm. After May 18th, 2012 the park will be open daily from 8 am to 8 pm.
Park Brochure:
Dewdney Nature General Brochure
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