Spring Has Sprung at Seafield!

There is no denying it…spring is in the air! Daffodils are poking their little heads above ground, cherry blossoms abound, migratory birds are on their way home for the summer, and the warming weather has people emerging from their rain-shelters and getting out amongst it all!
 
And where is the best place on Vancouver Island to live if you want to make the most of all of this, you ask? Why Seafield, of course! 
 
Whether you are a history-buff, forest-lover, bird-watcher, or beach explorer. Seafield offers something just for you. Check out these amazing places in your new neighbourhood, waiting for your visit!
 

Seafield…Come Home to the Extraordinary…

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Esquimalt Lagoon Migratory Bird Sanctuary

"The Esquimalt Lagoon National Migratory Bird Sanctuary — a large, shallow lagoon enclosed within a sand spit and connected to the ocean by a tidal channel at the one end. It's a favourite spot for birdwatchers and kayakers...

Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Site

"Colwood is home to historic Fort Rodd Hill, a Canadian National Historic Site. Built by the British in the 1890's, this coast artillery fort was designed to defend Victoria and the Esquimalt Naval Base. Visitors come to explore the three gun batteries, underground magazines, command posts, guardhouses, barracks and searchlight emplacements that are the vestiges of a bygone era..

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Royal Roads Old Growth Forest

If you are in the Victoria area and feel like immersing yourself in an old growth forest, but dont want a long drive the 565 acre Forest on the Royal Roads University grounds in Colwood is a good option. This Urban forest contains 250 years of old trees, some of which are the largest in the area…

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Hatley Park National Historic Site

Explore Hatley Park National Historic Site, home to Royal Roads University, and create memories to last a lifetime. While Hatley Castle is the centerpiece of the estate, there’s much more to experience: gorgeous Japanese, Italian and Rose formal gardens that follow Edwardian design…

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Cole Island

"Cole Island is a must see historic site in Colwood. Used as an ammunition depot, the first buildings were constructed in 1859...