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Desolation Sound Marine Provincial Park

Name: Desolation Sound Marine Provincial Park
Address: BC, CA
Telephone: (800) 689-9025
Price range: $$$

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(800) 689-9025 www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/desolation

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Peter Bell

Aug 11, 2018

Lots to explore. Water is warm. Beautiful

Loree Slack

Aug 1, 2018

We joined two couples for 8 days of paddles through Delsolation Sound for a total of 80 plus miles. We got to Okeover on Saturday night and put in our boats on Sunday morning, our first day we paddled to the Curme Is. And stayed the night we snorkel for over and hour, woke up and we paddled over to Tenedos Bay hike to Unwin lake we all swam like kids having fun, we also filled up our water in the creek then paddled back to the Curmes for another night we snorkel a little more when we got back watched a beautiful sunset. Tuesday morning one of our couple had to go so we were down to just the four of us. We paddled from the Curmes to Price Point had lunch and then paddle on more stopped at Forbes Bay for a swim, then on to Attwood it was around a 18 mile day we were exhausted. Wednesday morning we headed out to the Toba inlet and had lunch on Channel Island, paddled to Dean point onto Doctors Bay were we Stayed the night. Thursday morning we woke up paddle to Roscoe Bay into Black Lake we went swimming in Black lake hiked around and camped for the night. Friday morning Hooray we were headed to Refuge Cove for a Coke Zero and Cheese Puffs, I earned it! After refuge cove we crossed over to Kinghorn and camped, Wow amazing sunset was perfect. Saturday morning we headed to Copeland Islands, camped our last night and it was a perfect site for a great trip, the seals we playing and the fish were jumping the Sunset was fantastic. We got up Sunday morning and paddled into Lund took our boats out and headed home. An amazing trip, I will be going back and next time for longer, I would love to Kayak around Vancouver Island... All smiles....great weather in the 80s all week and the water was warmer then the beaches of California, a must go for all.

Blondie4778

Jul 3, 2018

It's so beautiful here. I highly reccomend you charter a boat and check it out.

hiwayhippy GPEJolicoeur

Jul 20, 2018

Warm Pacific waters to swim in with many beautiful anchorages. Watch for hidden rocks and very low tides...

James Lea

Jul 10, 2018

Beautiful. Avoid peak season, late July and early August.

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