Charles Hoey Park

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124 Canada Ave, Duncan BC BC V9L
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Monday
Open 24 hours
Tuesday
Open 24 hours
Wednesday
Open 24 hours
Thursday
Open 24 hours
Friday
Open 24 hours
Saturday
Open 24 hours
Sunday
Open 24 hours

About Charles Hoey Park

Charles Hoey Park is a beautiful public space known for its many totem poles and as the home of the 39 Days of July festival. The location is convenient, situated close to coffee shops, stores, and restaurants in downtown Duncan. While the park is generally well-maintained, the restrooms can be dirty, and the picnic area could use more seating. The park is also frequented by homeless individuals, who are reported to be friendly and helpful to visitors.

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  • October 2024
    Great walk to see the many totom poles

    Toilets: Town control

    Dog-friendliness: On leash
  • July 2024
    Nice location for the music stage that is used for the music festival in July. Close to the coffee shops, stores, restaurants
    in downtown Duncan.
  • May 2024
    Seen many homeless people nearby and they have occupied the red train at the back for resting.

    Toilets: Pretty dirty restroom

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