Mooberry Winery

PARKSEILLE - Things to Do | British Columbia, Canada | Vancouver Island, BC

Still Photography: Obayed Haque
Background music: Putumayo Music - Acoustic Arabia

Things to Do in Parksville
• Parksville Community Park and Skate Park
• Rathtrevor Beach Provincial Park
• Craig Heritage Park
• MacMillan (Cathedral Grove) Provincial Park
• Horne Lake Caves Provincial Park
• Mount Arrowsmith Massif Regional Park

• Little Qualicum Falls
• Englishman River Falls
• Sunset Bowling Lanes
• Little Qualicum Cheeseworks
• Paradise Fun Park
• Parksville Museum
• Mooberry Winery Paradise Mini Golf
• Riptide Lagoon Adventure Golf
• World Parrot Refuge
• North Island Wildlife Recovery Centre
• Milner Gardens & Woodlands
• Pacific Rainforest Adventure Tours

• Pacific Rim National Park Reserve
• Adventuress Sea Kayaking
• Coombs Country Market
• Englishman River Estuary

Little Qualicum Cheeseworks

Ever wondered what life on a cheese farm is like?
This video will show you!

Song written and performed by:
Nancy Gourlay
Raymond Gourlay
Lori Palmier

Little Qualicum Cheeseworks Ltd.
Parksville, BC, Canada

Morningstar Farm

Morningstar Farm is home to Little Qualicum Cheeseworks and the Mooberry Winery and, as well as having a farm gate store, it offers visitor's a chance to get up close and personal with the farm animals and a rural way of life.

Morningstar Farm - West Coast Escapes TV

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We made a tasty visit to Little Qualicum Cheeseworks and Mooberry Winery on Morningstar Farm.

Top Tourist places in Parksville, British Columbia

Parksville is a very beautiful city which is located on the Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada. Tourist places in Parksville, British Columbia make Parksville one of the best tourist destination in British Columbia.

Parkville is on Highway 19A, which is 37km north-west of Nanaimo, 7 kilometres south-east of Qualicum Beach and 48 kilometres east of Port Alberni, between French Creek and Englishman River.

As per census 2011, population of Parkville was around 11,977 and it was one of the 15th largest municipalities on the Vancouver lsland. Parksville is very well known for its sandy beaches at Craig Bay and Parksville Bay.

Since 1982, city’s best-known annual event is sandcastle-building competition during summers, which is dubbed as “Parksville Beachfest”.

Civil services, businesses and local media frequently are being referred to Parksville, with all of its adjacent municipalities, as a community of “Oceanside”, this includes Nanoose, Errington, Coombs/Hilliers, French Creek and Qualicum Beach.

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