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The Sooke Potholes are actually comprised of 2 different parks, Sooke Potholes Provincial Park and Sooke Potholes Regional Park. As you drive along Sooke River Rd, it is he provincial park the you first enter. This park is comprised of 7.28 acres along both sides of the Sooke River and extends north a short ways past Tod Creek. The river here is more serene dropping across some shallow rocky ledges and gravel beds. Beyond this point you enter Sooke Potholes Regional Park which covers an additional 63.5 hectares along the Sooke River.
Up within the Regional Park, the Sooke River plunges through a narrow rock canyon and over a series of waterfalls before flattening out in the Provincial Park section. The “potholes” found in this part of the river are unique geological formations which are actually deep, polished rock pools carved into the bedrock of the river by the swirling waters, gravel and stones.

The waters of the Sooke River are beautifully clean and clear, providing a wonderful swimming and picnicking destination in the summer, however its spectacular natural beauty provides great exploring at anytime of the year.

The Sooke River is also an important Coho and Chinook salmon spawning river and the Sooke Potholes Provincial Park provides an excellent location for viewing the annual salmon spawning run.

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