Bubble Pond Rock Hopper Traditional Cache

The Bubble Pond Rock Hopper is a fun, easy, family friendly cache. Located near the shore of Bubble Pond, Worsley Park, Conception Bay South. You can park in the main lot and walk to this cache. It's named 'rock hopper' for a reason. You have to hop on a few rocks located on the beach to reach the cache. I don't recommend going over the small embankment straight to the cache, as it is covered in thorny rose bushes.

IMPORTANT: Please re-hide the cache exactly as you found it.

This traditional geocache is a taped, water proof container with pen, pencil and logbook. There are some random goodies located in there as well.

Conception Bay South was formed in 1973 through the amalgamation of nine communities (Topsail, Chamberlains, Manuels, Long Pond, Foxtrap, Kelligrews, Upper Gullies, Lawrence Pond and Seal Cove) all of which follow the coastline of Conception Bay.

The early residents, mainly English but some Irish were attracted by good growing land, abundant supplies of firewood and the more temperate climate as compared to other parts of the Avalon Peninsula. Good communication with St. John's was established by road in the 1830s and strengthened in the 1880s with the arrival of the railway. Residents of Conception Bay South grew crops and raised cattle for the St. John's market and St. John's residents established summer homes in Conception Bay South.