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Wasabiya Japanese Sushi Caf is Campbell River's best sushi,Since 1991 Wasabiya Japanes Sushi Caf offer the freshest Vancouver Island seafood to bring the true experience of Japanese sushi .Experience the fresh Sashimi or seasonal Hot - pots, Bento box and more Call ahead for take - out , we can taylor a menu just for you! Experience chef Hiro's own unique creations".Relax .you're on the island now , grab some of Campbell River's best sushi and head to the beach! " Taste, texture and aromas awaiting you at Wasabiya Japanese Sushi Cafe in Campbell River BC on beautiful Vancouver Island

Ole's Hakai Pass Fishing Lodge is a remote BC fly-in fishing lodge located in the rich Canada salmon fishing grounds off the North central West Coast of B.C. For over two decades Ole's has offered world-class all-inclusive British Columbia combination salmon fishing charters and halibut fishing charters. Fishing freedom has never been greater than with our self-guided packages.

Optimal Information: Horne Lake Regional Park offers camping (single and group), along with boating, day-use picnicking and swimming. The 260-acre Regional Park includes about 3 kilometres of lakefront and another 2 kilometres of riverfront along the Qualicum River that bisects the Park property. The Park offers spectacular views of area mountains and cliffs , and is a great jumping off place to explore the Caves at the Provincial Park next door. The Lighthouse Country communities of Qualicum Bay and Bowser are situated about 25 kilometres to the east along the oceanfront, and provide the nearest location for gas, groceries, restaurants and other amenities. How to get there Click Here to view location maps Horne Lake Regional Park sits at the west end of Horne Lake, adjacent to Horne Lake Caves Provincial Park. Regional and provincial park signs will lead you from Highway 19 to the parks. From Highway 19, take the Horne Lake Road exit (#75), drive inland to Horne Lk Caves Road, turn right and follow the north shore of the Lake all the way to the Regional and Provincial parks. It is about 13 kilometres from the Highway to the Parks; the road is mainly gravel with some narrow blind corners and is actively used by logging trucks seven days a week. Please, drive with your headlights on and obey the traffic and speed limit signs.