The Resort

Situated on the rugged southwest coast of Vancouver Island, we look across the Strait of Juan de Fuca to the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State.

Our 25 private beach-front cabins are perched on a bluff high above the shoreline across one kilometre of rugged, west coast waterfront. The western edge of the resort is bounded by Jacob’s Creek which flows onto a boulder beach.

Hike the trails to several private beaches or cross bridges to the rocky point. We also have a private beach house at the eastern most trail where you can tuck in out of the rain and warm yourself next to the fire. There you’ll find lots of classic Adirondack arm chairs just begging for someone to relax with a good book or a pair of binoculars.

You can hide out in your cabin where you can cook in your private kitchen, or enjoy a scenic dinner in our restaurant. We specialize in fresh, west coast fare and have a great selection of wines to complement your meal.

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.

The Tea Room, location of the lobby and restaurant.
A scenic view of a forested shoreline with evergreen trees, rocks, and a small beach, beside a calm, greenish-blue body of water on a clear day.
The Beach House, an outdoor covered patio area with Red Adirondack chairs surrounding a stone firepit. The area is set on gravel and has trees visible in the background.
The Beach House with a sign that reads "Private Guests Only" near a rocky beach with driftwood logs and a view of the ocean and distant mountains under a blue sky.
View of a calm body of water with distant mountains, framed by trees and greenery, and a small bridge over rocks in the foreground.
The Tearoom a cozy lounge area with upholstered armchairs, a stone fireplace with framed paintings, and a wooden coffee table with magazines. In the background, a bar with bottles and glasses, and warm lighting complete the inviting atmosphere.
A gravel trail in a lush, green forested area leading to a rocky beach with water in the background. There is a weathered wooden sign that reads 'BEACH HOUSE' on the right side.