The dominant business in Telegraph Cove, this well-established heritage resort provides accommodations in forested tent spaces as well as a string of rustic, highly popular cabins on stilts overlooking the marina. A new 24-room lodge built from local wood to resemble the nearby Whale Interpretive Centre manages to look fabulous without spoiling the fishing-village ambience.
Telegraph Cove Resort
Vancouver Island
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
5.81 MILES
This must-see longhouse-like facility proudly displays dozens of culturally priceless Kwakwaka'wakw artifacts confiscated when potlatch ceremonies were…
0.11 MILES
This unique, beautifully rustic barn-like museum is bristling with hands-on artifacts and artfully displayed skeletons of cougars and sea otters, but the…
5.03 MILES
A big draw on tiny Cormorant Island, this hidden nature park consists of a small marsh guarded by a clutch of starkly beautiful dead trees (most of them…
27.97 MILES
If you haven’t got time to hit the epic beaches of Cape Scott, decamp to this closer-to-town option mixing urban comforts (picnic tables and parking) with…
Culture Shock Interactive Gallery
5.21 MILES
This diminutive gallery shop sells contemporary First Nations crafts, T-shirts and jewelry, all made in and around BC. There's a coffee shack alongside if…
Port McNeill & District Museum
11.62 MILES
Trace the town's logging and First Nations history in a handsome gabled log building that's a short walk from the waterfront.
Nearby Vancouver Island attractions
0.11 MILES
This unique, beautifully rustic barn-like museum is bristling with hands-on artifacts and artfully displayed skeletons of cougars and sea otters, but the…
5.03 MILES
A big draw on tiny Cormorant Island, this hidden nature park consists of a small marsh guarded by a clutch of starkly beautiful dead trees (most of them…
3. Culture Shock Interactive Gallery
5.21 MILES
This diminutive gallery shop sells contemporary First Nations crafts, T-shirts and jewelry, all made in and around BC. There's a coffee shack alongside if…
5.81 MILES
This must-see longhouse-like facility proudly displays dozens of culturally priceless Kwakwaka'wakw artifacts confiscated when potlatch ceremonies were…
5. Port McNeill & District Museum
11.62 MILES
Trace the town's logging and First Nations history in a handsome gabled log building that's a short walk from the waterfront.
27.97 MILES
If you haven’t got time to hit the epic beaches of Cape Scott, decamp to this closer-to-town option mixing urban comforts (picnic tables and parking) with…