Living on the Northern tip of the island, I have been to Cluxewe many times. We would drive out for dinner and watch the sunset.

A First Nations-owned and operated wilderness retreat located on the ancestral Kwakiutl land on northern Vancouver Island, British Columbia, where the Cluxewe River meets the Broughton Strait. It is a place of historical significance, identified as an "Origin site" in Kwakiutl oral history, set on 61 acres of towering trees and ocean air. 

The resort is dedicated to showcasing and protecting its heritage, offering a blend of natural wonder and a tranquil, refuge-like atmosphere. 

• Waterfront Cottages & Suites: These self-contained units offer "rustic luxury" and come equipped with full kitchen facilities, bathrooms, bedding, towels, and satellite television. Many are situated right on the water, offering beautiful views.

• Fully-serviced RV Sites: The resort features 152 campsites, including full and partial hookups for campers and RVs, with many located on the ocean or riverfront.

• Tent Camping: Ocean and woodland tent camping sites are available, allowing guests to immerse themselves in nature. 

At Cluxewe Resort can enjoy a range of amenities and activities within a stunning natural environment: 

• Amenities: On-site facilities include a waterfront bistro/cafe, washroom and laundry facilities, a camp store with firewood and ice, a sani-dump, and a boat ramp.

• Activities: The location is ideal for outdoor pursuits such as fishing (a fish cleaning station is available), kayaking, hiking, bird watching, and general wildlife viewing (bald eagles and orca whales are often seen).

• Location: Between Port McNeill and Port Hardy, the resort is a great base for day trips to nearby areas like Port McNeill, Port Hardy, Telegraph Cove, and Alert Bay. 

Cluxewe Resort provides a peaceful setting for relaxation, reflection, and connecting with nature and the local Indigenous culture.