Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, every cabin has a water view looking out toward the Strait of Juan de Fuca and the Olympic Mountains in Washington State.
Choose from 25 cabins, all with well-equipped kitchens, fireplaces or wood-stoves, and private hot tubs with enough room for all occupants.
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Guests of the resort have access to a private trail system covering approximately 52 hectares with several beaches on the property.
There is no beach access directly from the cabins.
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The resort does not allow professional photography sessions, weddings or elopements (regardless of size) or special events on the property. Catering from other businesses is not permitted.
Property facilities restricted to registered guests only. The trails and beach access are private property and not available for day use by the general public.
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Yes, up to three cabins can be rented together, with the exception of units 5, 6, 7 & 8 (House by the Sea) and the Bridge House. The Bridge House and House by the Sea units cannot be rented in conjunction with other cabins.
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Yes, pets are allowed in cabins 2, 3, 4, 11, B-Racoon, C-Hummingbird, D-Twinberry and E-Cormorant. Pets are also allowed on the beach with a dog wash station available for guests as well.
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Yes. Reservations for cabins can be made up to a year in advance.
The restaurant is closed the month of January and reopens mid-February. Dinner reservations can be made within the calendar year.
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Check-in time is guaranteed at 4:30pm. Unfortunately, early check-ins are not possible.
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There are no TVs, phones or WiFi in the cabins. Only the Bridge House has WiFi and a phone for local calls only. WiFi is accessible in the lobby at the Main Office.
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BBQs are not provided as they are a bear attractant. You may bring your own BBQ for personal use, however, they must be brought in at night.
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Yes, we have a Level 2 charging station (240 volts) located next to the Main Office. It can provide up to 48 amps of power to charge your vehicle and takes approximately 6 hours for a full charge.
It would take approximately 2 hours to charge a vehicle enough to get to Victoria.
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Winter tires (or all-season tires) are legally required west of Sooke, BC from October 1 to April 30. Visit Drive BC for information on driving conditions prior to your stay.
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The restaurant is open Wednesday through Sunday for dinners only, with the first seating at 5:00 pm. The restaurant is closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
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The nearest access to grocery stores, gas stations, convenience markets and restaurants is a 25-minute drive east of the resort to Sooke, BC.
For coffee shops, Shirley Delicious and Cold Shoulder Cafe are nearby offering both breakfast and lunch menus. Stoked Pizzeria offers wood-fired pizzas on a seasonal basis. Check out their websites for hours.
There are several provincial parks and points of interests nearby. Check out our Activities page for more info.