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McMillan Arts Centre
Parksville, BC, located in Oceanside, Vancouver Island
Fine Art & Art Prints
Fine Art & Art Prints
This is a matted print measuring 8" x 10"
This is a matted print measuring 8" x 10"
This is a matted print measuring 8" x 10"
This is a matted print measuring 8" x 11"
This is a matted print measuring 8" x 10"
This is a matted print measuring 8" x 10"
This artwork is 25"X40", and is located at the Bayside Gallery, Bayside Resort Hotel, 240 Dogwood Street, Parksville, BC
A network of trails guides you through the majestic grandeur of an old-growth Douglas Fir forest where some of the trees are over 800 years old.
Englishman River Falls Provincial Park features two magnificent waterfalls and is set within a lush old-growth and second growth forest of Douglas Fir, Cedar, Hemlock & Maple.
Notch Hill is home to the impressive yet endangered Garry Oak ecosystem. It provides incredible views of the land and surrounding waters.
A network of trails guides you through the majestic grandeur of an old-growth Douglas Fir forest where some of the trees are over 800 years old.
The gardens and woodland are perched on the edge of an oceanside bluff overlooking the Salish Sea. You can stroll through the winding pathways and magical surroundings of an ancient coastal Douglas Fir forest and meander through the gardens lined with rhododendron, cyclamen & trilliums.
Notch Hill is home to the impressive yet endangered Garry Oak ecosystem. It provides incredible views of the land and surrounding waters.
The Parksville Community Park is located along a picturesque & ecologically significant stretch of the Salish Sea. The Brant geese pause here every spring to feed on herring roe on their journey from Mexico to Alaska,
Rathtrevor Beach has almost a kilometre of sandy beach at low tide and it attracts an average of more than 500,000 visitors annually.
A network of trails guides you through the majestic grandeur of an old-growth Douglas Fir forest where some of the trees are over 800 years old.
12 X 12
Giclee
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This piece is located at the Bayside Oceanfront Gallery, Dogwood Street, Parksville, BC (250)248-8333
