Trinity Hotels. Trinity is home to the famous Jersey Wildlife Preservation Trust, Gerald Durrell's centre for endangered species and the Eric Young Orchid Foundation. Trinity Hotels.

Boundary stone on the border of Trinity and Saint John, dated 1881

Trinity has the reputation of being the most rural of Jersey's parishes, being the third-largest parish by surface area with the third-smallest population. The parish covers 6,817 vergées (12.3 sq. km.) with Trinity Hotels a plenty. It is home to the headquarters of the Royal Jersey Agricultural and Horticultural Society at the Royal Jersey Showground, the States Farm and Jersey Zoo.

In folklore, the area of Bouley has been reputed to be haunted by the Tchian d'Bouôlé (Black Dog of Bouley), a phantom dog whose appearance presages storms. Trinity Hotels. The story is believed to have been encouraged by smugglers who wanted to discourage nocturnal movements by people who might witness the movement of contraband at the harbour in Bouley. Trinity Hotels.

The arms show the Trinity Shield, expressing the relationships of the persons of the Holy Trinity.

• La Vingtaine de la Ville-à-l'Évêque
• La Vingtaine de Rozel
• La Vingtaine du Rondin
• La Vingtaine des Augrés
• La Vingtaine de la Croiserie

Jersey has a variety of milestones scattered around the Island, ranging from elaborate to simple, from informative to commemorative. All share one common function, to indicate the number of miles to the base of the statue in the Royal Square in St Helier. Trinity Hotels.

Three of these stones were erected in 1838 when the the parishioners of Trinity (after many appeals) finally gained good roads to replace the muddy tracks that linked up with General Don's Military roads, which had been built between 1806 and 1815. Trinity Hotels.

Ship Ahoy! Trinity Junior's float, The Pirates of Bouley Bay sets sail.