Fishing, Sailing, Whale Watching and Marine Adventures

The Sooke area is world famous for its marine ecology. Nestled in protective waters it is a diving wonderland, and sports fishers come to enjoy the natural beauty of the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

>Marine info

SEAPARC Pool & Arena

The Sooke Electoral Area Parks And Recreation Commission (SEAPARC) is actively involved providing recreational and leisure opportunities within the community. The combined pool and arena leisure complex is located at 2168 Phillips Road. View the pool!

> Official SEAPARC Website

Tennis

There are two public tennis courts in Sooke on Throup Road, just to the west of the ball fields

Sooke Ball Park

There are two ball parks on Throup Road, just across the street from Journey Middle School. This diamond faces east.

Sooke Ball Park

There are two ball parks on Throup Road, just across the street from Journey Middle School. This diamond faces south-west

Lion's Playground on Murray Road

Although the playground equipment has been removed, the un supervised vacant lot is on Murray Road just a few steps from the streetlight at Sooke Road and Otter Point Rd.

There is a parking lot just down the road toward the water on Murray and Horne Rd.The waterfront trail at the end of the road goes to Ed Macgregor Park --> More info

Logging Sports

The art of logging sports is alive and well in Sooke, BC.
When the Sooke Community Association announced that the famous All Sooke Day Logging Sports event would not be held anymore, there was an outcry from the community.

In response to the demand to bring back some of the excitement and fun of this long running event, the Sooke Canada Day Society hosts a mini logging demonstration at Canada Day July 1. -->More info

Government Wharf

The wharf is at the foot of Maple Rd, just past the streetlight where Sooke Road turns into West Coast Road. Many people fish and crab from the wharf. Boat moorage can also be obtained.