Captain Jacobson Park is a small but historic space established in 1972, honouring Finnish-born sea captain Victor Jacobson, who settled nearby in the late 1800s and played a key role in B.C.'s maritime history

Esquimalt Gorge Park, an historic waterfront retreat, blends natural beauty, restored heritage gardens, and community-focused amenities along the scenic Gorge Waterway

Macaulay Point Park in Esquimalt is a coastal park rich in Indigenous history, military fortifications, and rare Garry oak ecosystems, with trails and stunning views over the Strait of Juan de Fuca

Rockcrest Park in Esquimalt features striking rock formations, spring wildflowers, and native Garry oak and Douglas fir trees

The West Bay Walkway in Esquimalt is a scenic, fully accessible waterfront boardwalk connecting to downtown Victoria, offering views of the Olympic Mountains

Denniston Park is a tranquil lookout where sea meets sky, offering timeless views across the Strait of Juan de Fuca from Saxe Point to the West Shore

Highrock Park in Esquimalt is a natural haven with native plants, panoramic summit views of the Salish Sea, and historical roots as the township’s highest point

Phil Ross Park in Esquimalt is a small, peaceful green space with a winding trail through mature trees

Saxe Point Park in Esquimalt offers coastal trails, beach access, and sweeping views of the Olympic Mountains, with remnants of its WWII history still visible today