Part of the Baillie Lodges collection, Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge is set in a breathtaking location in the heart of the forest, within a stone's throw of spectacular wildlife viewing, superb walking and a host of unforgettable outdoor experiences.
Marvel over the spectacular landscape as you take to the skies and arrive at the lodge by seaplane
All gourmet meals are included, as well as a selection of wine, beer and spirits
The Hillside Family Tent features two adjoining bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms - ideal for a family or friends traveling together
Even arriving at Clayoquot is an adventure. The 45-minute seaplane ride from Vancouver takes in spectacular scenery from snow-capped mountains to pristine forest and meandering rivers. The plane lands on the lake that surrounds the resort and guests are transported by horse and cart to the heart of the resort.
The main lodge houses comfortable sofas, a roaring open fire and a cosy dining room, The Cookhouse, where there's a daily-changing menu of locally sourced sustainable produce. The Ivanhoe Lounge is perfectly situated for guests looking to enjoy a handcrafted cocktail or chilled glass of rosé, paired with spectacular views across the sound. Keep your eyes peeled for otters, herons and bears! In the evenings, settle in by the fire with s’mores and stories of the day's adventures.
As dinner winds down, guests can retire to their own luxurious private tent. Nestled into the forest or down on the lake they offer every comfort with king size beds and plush down duvets, ensuring a toasty nights sleep.
As day breaks, the Clayoquot experience really begins. Choose your activity and get started or simply pick a chair, take in the view and enjoy the peace and tranquility of this little oasis. From fishing to wildlife viewing, from horse riding to mountain biking, it is all here for you to enjoy. Even if you prefer to be more relaxed, guests can soak up the atmosphere from the hot tub or indulge in a treatment in the Healing Grounds Spa. With walking trails aplenty, guests can find waterfalls, rope bridges, rivers and even an old mine to explore.
Take to the water in one of the resorts Zodiac boats which will whisk you through crystal clear rivers for intimate wildlife encounters. Watch the magnificent eagles perch, the sea lions bask and perhaps enjoy a glimpse of black bears, sometimes seen with their cubs if you are really lucky. Head a little further for whale watching away from the crowds and go ashore to explore deserted islands of Clayoquot Sound. Fishing is also why many guests flock to Clayoquot, with both ocean and fresh water fishing available.
A stay at Clayoquot Wilderness Resort is an assault on the senses. A breathtaking location, up close and personal experiences and every detail looked after. An unforgettable few days will surely be had by all who come.
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Clayoquot even has its own zip wire called "Flightline" where guests can experience near flight whilst gliding through the forest canopy
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Plan your tripRainforest Deluxe Tent
Enveloped by the forest, the Rainforest Deluxe rooms contain king size beds, outside deck, a separate private bathroom, a heated stove and contemporary furnishings.
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Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge is located in Bedwell River near Tofino, on the West Coast of Vancouver Island.
Clayoquot Cloud Camp
If Clayoquot itself isn't quite remote enough for your liking or you want some real bragging rights, spend a night in the spectacular Cloud Camp at 4,500ft above sea level. Accessed by helicopter, this is the ultimate adventure.
River and Ocean Kayaking
Whether you're a novice kayaker or are well versed, Clayoquot has something to offer you. Explore the Bedwell river, or out at sea in Warren Bay or Bedwell Sound. It's also possible to combine kayaking and hiking for an adventurous day out.
Wildlife watching at Clayoquot
Clayoquot is home to a thrilling array of wildlife, from orcas to bears and plenty in between. Golden eagles are found here in good numbers and at a smaller level, look out for otters in the rivers when out on a kayak or hike.