A local favourite with a little bit of controversy thrown in for flavour. This is a beautiful example of diving in Howe Sound with a protected bay to explore or sheer wall out around the corner to the right. The many crevasses make great dens for octopuses which are commonly seen here. You may also find a decorated warbonnet in the smaller cracks. The wall also boasts large boot sponges and some cloud sponges at deeper recreational depths, 80’+ (24m+). Kelvin Grove is located in a small park. One can drop off equipment at the end of the cul de sac by the gate to the park, but you must take your vehicle back up to the parking lot for the duration of the dive. Paid parking enforced. It is best to be as considerate so as not to bother the residents. Keep your voices down, especially after dark and please exercise modesty if changing in or out of exposure protection. The walk to the water is perhaps a little longer than that at Whyte cliff, but not by much. The entry is somewhat similar.