Top Rated Parks to Visit in Tofino

"Located in the centre of town, this is Tofino’s main gathering spot. Here, you’ll find the Tuff City Skate Park, a green space with gazebo (home to the Tofino Public Market in summer), tennis and basketball courts and a playground. The Weeping Cedar Woman statue looks over the playground, facing Meares Island Tribal Park."

"Located in the centre of town, this is Tofino’s main gathering spot, home to the Tofino Market in summer. Here, you’ll find the Tuff City Skate Park, a green space with gazebo, tennis and basketball courts and new play structures!. The Weeping Cedar Woman statue looks over the playground, facing Meares Island Tribal Park."

"Also known as the Third Street lookout, this small park looks over Tofino’s working harbour and out to Meares Island Tribal Park, including the Tla-o-qui-aht community of Opitsaht. It’s a good spot to enjoy an outside snack and to learn about a part of Tofino’s nautical history, told on the plaque accompanying the historic anchor in this park. In September 2018, Tla-o-qui-aht artist Joe David carved and gifted a totem pole to the community of Tofino."

"Also known as the Third Street lookout, this small park looks over Tofino’s working harbour and out to Meares Island Tribal Park, including the Tla-o-qui-aht community of Opitsaht. It’s a good spot to enjoy an outside snack and to learn about a part of Tofino’s nautical history, told on the plaque accompanying the historic anchor in this park."

"Centennial Park (intersection of First Street and Arnet Road). This small park near the Tonquin Trail has a basketball court, small play structure, bocce court, horseshoe pit and a sheltered area to protect your picnic from the rain."

"If you are craving for noodles and rice items, then this is the best place for you. Having a small but extraordinary compilation of newly made and amazingly seasoned rice and noodles, the restaurant has gained too much popularity and it has also bagged the best new business year award from the local chamber of commerce. Its special and must-taste dishes are Dan Dan, Drunken Noodle, salmon, albacore tuna pokes, and fish curry."

"Dan Dan Noodles at Sea Monster (Lindsay William-Ross/Vancouver Is Awesome). Head over to Main Street to find big bowls of flavourful noodles and tender bao buns stuffed with fillings at Sea Monster. It's a daytime-only spot (open 11:30 am to 6:30 pm daily) perfect for a casual bite."

"Chef/owner Lisa Ahier and husband Artie started a purple food truck in Tofino in 2003. EnRoute named it one of Canada’s best new restaurants in its first year. Today the Ahiers have a brick and mortar restaurant on Neill Street and are celebrating their new book The Sobo Cookbook: Recipes from the Tofino Restaurant at the End of the Canadian Road, which has received a lot of media love since it was published in 2014."

"This one's for the veggies: Bravocados offers a completely vegetarian menu, with several options that are vegan or can be adapted to be vegan, as well as gluten-free items, too. You'll find anything from chocolate-drizzled waffles to fresh bowls, tostadas, meat-free pulled "pork," and burgers, and creative desserts here, too. Address: 3-368 Main Street, Tofino"

"Bravacados is a small, humble eatery in a strip-mall serving hearty vegan comfort cuisine & salad bowls with worldly fusion flavours. They are Tofino’s only dedicated vegan restaurant. Their entire menu is vegetarian, with most items vegan or having a vegan option at the very least."