Reviews of Grohman Narrows Provincial Park (Park)

British Columbia, Canada

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We've got the reviews of real people who buy the products and services of Grohman Narrows Provincial Park (Park) in Nelson (Canada).

Currently this business receives a rating of 4.4 stars over 5 and this rating has been based on 21 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF Grohman Narrows Provincial Park IN Nelson

Bunny Brooks

Favorite park by far a must see

Johnny Twoshoes

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Jerry J Arsenault

Love them turtles!

Edward Beavon

This property was donated to the city of Nelson.B.C. it has some amazing old orchard trees. Apples- so delicious. Yellow plums and giant red plums- yummy and beautiful well maintained trails and of coarse a pind with turtles Downsides- no washrooms or pit toilets

Rebecca Plotnikoff

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Layne Goldsmith

My favorite 'thinking alone' spot..

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Dave

Beautiful views, short trails and a few picnic benches.

Sheldon Nordell

Monica Brown

Mabel McCormick

Ryan Dupuis

Stephen Hunter

Quiet "wild" park/nature reserve. Easy woodland walks and a pond

Jordain Brulotte

A hidden little gem underutilized by the city. Tons of old apple trees and one looped walk. I suppose there isn't much attraction with the railway tracks and water treatment plant at the end of the park.