Beaches
The beaches along Lantzville’s 4.5 km long waterfront are always changing. The formation of beaches is result of dynamic process of “erosion” and “deposition” caused by tides, waves and longshore currents.
Lantzville’s beaches are primarily cobble and narrow, because they are in an erosion area.
Neighbourhood Parks
The community has done an excellent job of developing a number of useful and attractive neighbourhood parks including Copley, Huddlestone and Rotary Parks. These parks provide an opportunity for visitors and residents to enjoy the surroundings of this community. Parks are located in both Upper and Lower Lantzville.
Lantzville Community Parks are available for group gatherings providing it does not conflict with other community functions that may occur in the parks at the same time. Although a group may book the Huddlestone Park Pavilion for the required $20 booking fee (+ GST = $21), it does not provide exclusive use and individual members of the community are free to use the park at any time.
Trails
The District of Lantzville has a Partnership Agreement with the Province for the District to maintain, within a 10 metre right of way, the 8.6 km Copley Ridge Recreation Trail (also known as the Copley Woodlot Trail) for non-motorized public recreation within the productive working forest (Woodlot Licence W1475).