Open daily from mid-June to mid-September, the centre has maps, displays, films and trained staff to provide information and guidance. Guidebooks, park and parking passes and trail condition reports are available at the centre, which is located on Pacific Rim Highway 4, 3 km north of the Tofino/Ucluelet junction at the Lost Shoe Creek Bridge - Telephone (250) 726 4212. The Wickaninnish Centre acts as the Information Centre from March 15 until Thanksgiving Weekend.

Green Point Campground

Guided outdoor events and indoor theatre programs that explain the natural and cultural heritage of the park are offered at a theatre at Green Point Campground from late June to Labour Day. Heritage Learning programs promote cultural preservation, environmental protection, and support Canada's system of protected areas.

Whet your appetite for adventure and learning by participating in one of Pacific Rim National Park's Heritage Learning programs. Come explore some of Canada's outstanding shorelines, landscapes, and cultural history. You can land in the heart of an ancient rainforest, or peer through a window into a fascinating world beneath the waves.

Programs bring visitors together with naturalists, research scientists, photographers and park wardens. Their leadership allows you to participate in discovering the history, natural history, culture and language of the Pacific coast's outer shores.

Green Point Campground also provides, a viewpoint, accessible washrooms and portable assistive listening devices.

Wickaninnish Centre

Perched on the shore of the Pacific, this interpretive facility focuses on the open ocean. Through exhibits, displays, films and group activities, visitors glimpse the power and majesty of the earth's largest and deepest ocean.

Wickaninnish Centre provides a theatre and exhibits, a viewing area, viewing scopes, accessible washrooms, all-terrain wheelchairs and portable assistive listening devices. Guided tours of the Centre can be arranged.

Open March 15 to October 15: 10:30am - 6pm, 7 days/week.

Park Use Fees

A personal Use Fee is charged at all National Parks in Western Canada, including all three units of the Pacific Rim National Park. Park passes are available from the Park Information Centre, and park use fees can be purchased at any of the Visitor Centres.

In addition, fees apply for various services within Pacific Rim National Park. Rates vary with the season, location and service level. Fees are charged for the following services: