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Hollyhock may be the most powerful catalyst for progressive change in this country.' - Bill Roberts, S-VOXAn internationally renowned centre for learning and well-being, Hollyhock impacts personal, professional and social development through over 100 programs, and when space allows, offers visitors a fantastic British Columbia island holiday, where you'll enjoy wonderful Cortes Island accommodation.Our spectacular natural setting on Cortes Island is an ideal backdrop for transformative experiences. We are linked intrinsically to our ecology, assisting us in providing a comfortable and safe environment where people can deeply connect with others, gain creative insights, and renew hope that a better world is possible.Founded in 1983, Hollyhock is Canada's leading centre for lifelong learning, but you can also think of us as a 'refuge for your soul', a place that allows you access to what matters, or simply time to rest, play and achieve wellness in BC.

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)

For an Island with a population of a littlle over 1400 people here always seem to have something on the go, with May Day celebations, soccer tournaments, Canada Day in July and Sea Fest in August.Occasions here are more for participants than spectators as everyone joins in on the fun.Dr. Ham at the annual soap box races. Given that our little island is so compact , you can easily walk or bike your way around. But bear in mind that there could be longish uphill climbs required to see everything, or to get to your accommodation. So unless you're a fit and determined walker, bring your vehicle when you board the ferry from Port McNeill.