Horne Lake Caves Provincial Park

Horne Lake is named after Adam Horne (1831-1903), a Hudson Bay Company storekeeper in Nanaimo, who discovered the lake in 1811.

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beautiful caves nestled in a green luscious forest
Guestbook/ nachobaby/ Nov 27, 2017
The caves are on the beautiful Vancouver Island, next to a campground on the lake.
You can take a tour of the caves with a guide which is highly recommended. It is a rare natural site to see.
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Guestbook/ Explore150 Team/ Jul 30, 2014
Visiting Horne Lake was truly an awesome experience. I was able to go camping, repelling, canoeing, and caving all in two days. Caving was really interesting because in a cave deep under ground, there is absolutely no sound and no light. When you switch your head lamps off, your eyes are constantly trying to adjust but there's just zero light. Even night vision goggles won't work! Canoeing was also a beautiful experience, with such an amazing lake surrounded by mountains peaking over the clouds.

Horne Lake Caves Provincial Park is a provincial park on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. Through activities such as canoeing, hiking, repelling, and hiking, visitors can fully explore the beautiful local landscape, filled with camp-sites, trails, and more. Home to more than 1000 caves, explorers can experience the amazing underground world.

3905 Horne Lake Caves Rd, Qualicum Beach, British Columbia
http://www.hornelake.com/

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