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Top Island Traffic Services and our certified traffic controllers provide insured traffic services within the Port McNeill area. We provide completely professional and reliable traffic control services, as well as Level-1 First Aid services and equipment and radio products. For more details, please give us a call.

Cluxewe Resort: Go camping or stay in a fully-equipped cottage by the sea. In a spectacular setting on the Cluxewe River estuary and Broughton Strait Northern Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada Coast, Sointula/ Alert Bay) Next to a wildlife refuge (west side of the estuary) Near hiking trails, golf courses, and so much more! A spectacular natural setting - more like a park than a campground Cluxewe Resort Features: 12 cottage units 9 fully-equipped beach front cottages with superb views 3-unit three-plex cottage with an ocean view - great for families, fishing parties, or other groups 147 campsites, many on the ocean and Cluxewe River estuary. Cluxewe Cafe features a delicious and varied menu during the summer season. Boat and kayak launch Picnic pavilion for special events Showers, playground, and laundry Sani-dump (note: guests will be charged a fee for use, in addition to campsite rental). Small convenience store with snacks, pop, a few groceries Souvenirs, clothing, and First Nations art Trails, with access points near Campsites #1 and #116. See our map. Laptop computer in the office (with internet access) for the use of guests. Close to shops, services and full-service marina (10 minutes away in Port McNeill)

Relax and enjoy the fabulous North Island scenery. Experience spectacular sunsets, watch eagles soar and whales swim by your doorstep. Salmon fishing and bottom fishing are minutes away - the ideal location for the ideal holiday. Stroll the boardwalk in nearby Telegraph Cove or visit historic Alert Bay. Experience the thrill of a whale watching tour, explore the Broughton Archipelago in a kayak or visit the traditional First Nations village for a barbeque lunch and native dancing. Eco-tours, cultural tours, sport fishing, kayaking and camping are all within easy reach. Located 30 miles from Port Hardy, Alder Bay Resort is a great place to stop on your way to or from the lovely BC Ferries Inside Passage trip.

Bivouac West Contracting offers silviculture and reforestation service in British Colombia and Vancouver Island. We perform tree planning, burning, brushing, stream restoration, site reclamation and management. We also have experience working with First Nations clients on Tribal Lands. We want to preserve the natural beauty of the west coast, and keep it pristine for future generations. Call us today for more information.

Kyuquot Sound is one of the five major sounds indenting the west coast of Vancouver Island. Just north of Kyuquot Sound is Checleseht Bay. To the east is the steep Vancouver Island mountain range, with peaks of over 1500 metres.

Telegraph Cove Is The Departure Point Of Choice For Wildlife Viewing Trips To See The Northern Resident Killer Whales (Orcas) Of Robson Bight In Johnstone Strait And The Humpback Whales Of Blackfish Sound. It Is Also The Gateway To The Grizzly Bears Of Glendale Cove And The Remote Island Wilderness Of The Broughton Archipelago Marine Park.Where We Go Sea Kayakingthe Areas Served By Our Guided Sea Kayaking Tours Include Johnstone Strait And Robson Bight, Queen Charlotte Strait, The Broughton Archipelago And Gods Pocket Marine Parks.

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Come and begin to understand why Yuquot (Friendly Cove) has such special meaning to the Mowachaht / Muchalaht people and is considered as the centre of the world for all Nootka First Nations on the West Coast of Vancouver Island. Yuquot means where the winds blow from many directions . Which enabled 13 tribes to gather during the summer harvest season as one large confederacy of strength, commerce and hospitality? This rich culture continues today with the Mowachaht/Muchalaht First Nations opening up the Yuquot Historic Village site for the entire world to come and experience their history and culture. Yuquot village has been designated as a National Historic Site.To do so the Mowachaht/Muchalaht Nation have and are making major investments to upgrade and develop Yuquot historic infrastructure; dock and moorage facilities, camping and cabin accommodations, new office and gift shop plus maintaining the historic church and access to Nootka Trail with plans to reopening of local historic village trails. To better service our guests a new small office and gift shop was built in 2008. Additional planning and implementation of further investments are being made now and into the future to provide additional services that will allow members to better pass on their history, culture, rich stories and experiences onto the world. Mowachaht/Muchalaht is in the planning stages to complete and resource funds to build a Yuquot Cultural and Interpretive Site, Centre and Exhibition House to showcase and pass on their historic artefacts and culture. This tradition of hospitality calumniates each year with the annual Summerfest gathering where the Mowachaht/Muchalaht people host a public day of celebration following a week long campout gathering of the peoples.For a unique and tranquil experience, stay a few nights in one of our six rustic cabins or camp at one of our wilderness sites. Walk peacefully along the beautiful pebble beach while admiring the breathtaking scenic landscapes and maybe catch a glimpse of a migrating Grey or a Humpback Whales rubbing on the beaches. Stop and listen to the waves crashing on to the beach. If you listen closely you might hear the elders talking or the spirits singing. For the more adventurous, Yuquot village is the kick off point for the Nootka Trail, a 5 day hike along the west coast shores of Nootka Island to Louie Bay.