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Bere Point Campground
Port McNeill, Canada
This rustic campsite is on an island and is ideal if you want to be self-catering when you camp.
Why you'll love it here
- Sit on the beach in the evening and listen to the waves rolling onto the pebble shore.
- Watch whales, whose blows are visible at the surface of the water.
- Spend the night on a campsite on an island in the North Pacific.
Your accommodation
This beautiful campsite is in Bere Point Regional Park and is ideal if you want to wake up surrounded by nature on a small island in the Pacific.
There is no electricity or running water at the campsite. There are only pit toilets and rubbish bins.
As long as stocks last, you can buy firewood.
There are 30 pitches on the beach and in the forest. You can see photos of all the pitches here.
Our tip: we recommend reserving a pitch in the high season. Reservations are possible from February for the whole season.
In the low season (from mid September to May) you can camp for free on a first-come, first-served basis.
What this place offers
Lagerfeuerstelle
What you can do here
Wandern
There are several hiking trails on Malcolm Island. The community of Sointula lends bicycles free of charge in summer.
Where you'll find it
The campsite is in the north of Malcolm Island. The island is only accessible by ferry and the crossing takes about 30 minutes.
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Photo credits: MDoubrava, Indigenous Tourism BC/Kimberley Kufaas/Cluxewe Resort