As COVID-19 restrictions continue to ease, a staycation may be just what you need. The province has a plethora of magical places to explore, so start planning your next getaway in your own backyard.
These are some of the lesser-known more secluded spots that will give you some much-needed quality time with nature.
Remote Escapes in BC
Bodega Cove, Galiano Island
Sunwolf Riverside Resort, Squamish
Enjoy the solitude of being immersed in the woods in a quaint but cozy cabin in Squamish. The serene Sunwolf Riverside Resort has a few accommodations to choose from, including: riverside cabins, a fisherman’s cottage and a logger’s shack. Each suite features a comfortable yet rustic design that you’ll instantly feel at home in. It’s the perfect place to snuggle up and get lost in a good book for hours on end.
Ucluth Lodges, Wya Point Resort, Ucluelet
Soak up the sun here with several pristine private beaches surrounded by 600 acres of coastal rainforest. Wya Point Resort proves exactly why the west coast is in fact the best coast. You can stay in a luxurious lodge, a waterfront yurt or enjoy some beachfront camping. All offer unsurpassed views of the area. You can find this gem just outside Ucluelet and mere minutes away from the world renowned Pacific Rim National Park.
Atlin Glacier View Cabins, Atlin
Escape to the small northwestern BC community of Atlin for an experience like none other. It’s home to the stunning Atlin Lake and it’s a popular destination for fishing, hiking and heliskiing. Atlin Glacier View Cabins offer incredible views of the mountains, dark blue lakes and endless forests. Explore the gold rush trails or just go for a leisurely stroll through the historic town for a remote getaway you won’t soon forget.
Source: 604NOW
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