Shovels hit the ground at Nanaimo’s Loudon Park $11.4 million improvement project
31-07-2026 00:34 via nanaimobulletin.com

Shovels hit the ground at Nanaimo’s Loudon Park $11.4 million improvement project

Shovels have hit the dirt at Nanaimo’s Loudon Park, as part of the groundbreaking ceremony for the upcoming enhancements to the park.
Estimated to be completed in the summer of 2028, upgrades include a new facility with a bookable community space, boat storage and accessible washrooms, as well as a new playground, expanded beach and a new boat and fishing dock.Lisa Bhopalsingh general manager for community services and deputy CAO, told the News Bulletin that ground preparation will begin i
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