and Sunningdale Road West. The Qualicum Beach Train Station is located within the park, as well as a church and steam locomotive. There are benches, flower gardens, a community garden, and fruit trees. Glassford Square The square is located centrally in the town, next to the Public Library and Town Hall. The square features an artisan sculpted marble fountain, benches, and an information kiosk. Grandon Creek The park is located in the west part of Qualicum Beach. The park is heavily forested and features a ravine with fish ladders. There are nature trails and benches. The Qualicum Beach Streamkeepers count smolt annually in Grandon Creek and work to improve the habitat. Heritage Forest Heritage Forest is a 50-acre forest in Qualicum Beach that features pockets of old growth coastal Douglas fir, western red cedar, grand fir, Sitka spruce, and hemlock. Heritage Forest is situated within the Coastal Douglas fir biogeoclimatic zone. This zone is the most biologically diverse forest type in British Columbia. The land was previously owned by General Noel Money and later the Brown Family Trust. In 1996, plans were in place to subdivide the land into 110 building lots. Anne and Leo Klees and others formed the Brown Property Preservation Society to raise funds to purchase the land and save it from development. In 2004, the group was able to purchase the forest with help from the town of Qualicum Beach. The Heritage Forest represents 20% of all coastal Douglas fir protected forest in British Columbia. Jubilee Park The park is located on Island Highway 19A, along the waterfront. The park features benches and picnic tables. Miraloma Park The park is located on Bennett Road. The park is a third of a hectare and features nature trails. Seacrest Park The park is located on Seacrest Place. It functions as a beach access and has benches. Spirit Square The square is located on Memorial Avenue. The square is next to the Community Hall and has sitting areas. The square is often used for events. Yambury Park The park is located on Yambury Road. The park is partially forested and has nature trails. It is a popular spot for dog walking. Heritage sites Qualicum Beach has a number of places on the Canadian Register of Historic Places. Landmarks Image gallery In popular culture The Hallmark TV series Chesapeake Shores was primarily filmed in Qualicum Beach. The Thrall Residence (also