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Cluxewe Resort Campground
Telegraph Cove, Canada
From the pitches on the Pacific you can watch the sunset and look for wildlife at the river mouth.
Why you'll love it here
- Enjoy the peace and nature on your pitch, which is never crowded even in the peak season.
- Experience a beautiful sunset on the beach.
- Admire the clear night sky full of stars, with no light pollution.
Where you'll spend your time
There are pitches with full or partial hook-up. The partial hook-up pitches have either electricity and water or electricity only.
Some pitches are right on the Pacific and have a sea view. The other pitches are at a river mouth or in the forest.
All pitches come with picnic tables and a fire pit.
Use of the sanidump station costs 7.50 $ (plus tax).
Your accommodation
The campsite, run by First Nations, offers quiet pitches right on the beach, by the river or in the forest.
There is a small shop on site where you can buy supplies. You can also buy firewood here or borrow a barbecue if needed.
The sanitary facilities have coin-operated showers and toilets. There are also washing machines (also coin-operated) available for you to use.
Wi-fi is available, although due to the remote location the service can be limited.
What this place offers
Basic Shop
Dusche (heiß)
Kreditkarte akzeptiert
Lagerfeuerstelle
Strom
Wäsche waschen
WLAN
What you can do here
Gut für Vogelbeobachtung
Wandern
Cluxewe Resort is an ideal base for activities in nature. For example, you can:
- Take a trip to pretty Telegraph Cove or to Malcolm Island.
- Fish from the beach and catch your own dinner.
- Watch bald eagles from the resort grounds, especially in spring when the resident pair has chicks.
- Watch wildlife from the viewing platforms along the river mouth. During the salmon run, American black bears pass through and even harbour seals or sea lions follow the salmon upstream at times.
Our tip: Cluxewe Resort is an ideal starting point for excursions and activities you will find in the Canada travel guide.
Where you'll find it
The campground is in the north of Vancouver Island. Port McNeill is about 13 kilometres or 12 minutes away.
Port Hardy is about 30 kilometres or 30 minutes north-west of Cluxewe Resort. The ferry through the Inside Passage departs from Port Hardy.
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Photo credits: Indigenous Tourism BC/Kimberley Kufaas/Cluxewe Resort, MDoubrava