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As you drive up Forbidden Plateau Rd. you will see a large wooden sign for the park on the left hand side. The driveway immediately after this sign leads you to parking. As you enter
the main trail into the park, you will see a welcoming sign showing
a happy dog running freely and unleashed. Please observe the RDCS
parks leashing-optional rules After a 10-15 minute walk down the main trail you will find yourself at the River. A walk downstream will lead you to the falls and a walk upstream will lead you to Barber Hole and eventually, Comox Lake - if you want to make a day trip of it. Bring your bathing suits on a hot day because the Puntledge River is has crystal-clean water and many beautiful swimming holes. You and your dog can enjoy the water together. There are a couple of things to be careful of while you are at Nymph Falls Park. If you hear a siren, leave the river immediately. This means that they are releasing water at the dam which increases the flow of the river. Your nice calm little pool might turn to rapids within minutes. If you don't heed the siren, you could be putting both your dog's and your own life at risk. Secondly, bears and cougars live in the area. Keep your dogs in sight and under control. I'm sure that you will like Nymph Falls Park as much as we do. Enjoy the freedom of an off-leash walk in this park but as always, be considerate of those without dogs and keep your dog under control.
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