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Hatley Park National Historic Site is located in Colwood, British Columbia, in Greater Victoria. It is the site of Hatley Castle, a Classified Federal Heritage Building. Since 1995, the mansion and estate have been used for the public Royal Roads University.
Explore the history and wonders of Hatley Park, a National Historic Site and home to Royal Roads University, just 25 minutes from downtown Victoria, British Columbia. Behold the iconic Hatley Castle. Stroll the lush, green grounds and gardens.
Hatley Park features an iconic castle on an oceanfront estate, colourful gardens and peaceful forest trails on a 565-acre site steeped in BC history.
A fairy tale of castles, exquisite gardens, virgin forest and duck-filled lagoon. Aug 2013 • Couples. Forget the other private garden in Victoria that seems to get all the attention, this Hational Historic Park can boast a sublime rose garden, Italian garden and Japanese garden with ponds and a trout stream.
Explore the history of Hatley Castle, A National Historic Site located in Victoria BC on the Royal Roads University Campus.
Explore Hatley Park National Historic site home to Royal Roads University and create memories to last a lifetime. While Hatley Castle is the centrepiece of the estate, there’s much more to the park: gorgeous Japanese, Italian, and Rose formal gardens that follow Edwardian design; 15km of walking and hiking trails through old growth forest; a ...
Hatley Park National Historic Site, an estate in Colwood, outside Victoria, British Columbia, near the southern end of Vancouver Island, consisting of Hatley Castle and 565 acres (229 hectares) of grounds. Originally developed as a residence, Hatley Park was converted to educational use, and it now.
The history of Hatley Park is made up of many stories. It's a place of forests and bountiful ocean, where the Lekwungen-speaking Peoples, the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations, have thrived since time immemorial. It's where James and Laura Dunsmuir built a 40-room, Tudor-inspired mansion.
You’ll find everything that makes the West Coast unforgettable only 25 minutes from downtown Victoria. Explore Hatley Park National Historic site at Royal Roads University to create memories with your family.
Hatley Park in Greater Victoria is Canada’s largest and most diverse National Historic site. At the centre of Hatley Park is a magnificent castle built in 1908 by former British Columbia premier and coal baron, James Dunsmuir.
