Boyles Point (BCMT)

British Columbia

Boyles Point (BCMT)

British Columbia

At a glance

CampgroundBackcountry

About this campsite

Sand at centre beach, cobble, boulders at sides or at mid or high water. Enter bay to E of boomer. Reefs give some protection from E. Strong currents in Wells Passage. Upland site for 2 tents 30 m behind point or rock bluff at S end of beach.

What this place offers

Accommodation Types

Backcountry

Location

Boyles Point (BCMT)•BC

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Weather Forecast

via Open-Meteo

SUN🌦️

16° / 8°

💧 65%

MON🌦️

13° / 12°

💧 100%

TUE🌦️

15° / 10°

💧 69%

WED🌧️

14° / 7°

💧 73%

THU🌦️

14° / 10°

💧 71%

Nearby Campsites

within 50km

4.7 km away

Howcraft Bay (BCMT)

High beach. Long carry at low water. Patch of sand at all tide levels. Rocks (boulders?). Camp among drift logs on beach at neaps or on beach grass by creek at higher water levels. Dense vegetation upland. Water at creek.

6.2 km away

Polkinhorne Islands (BCMT)

Protected clam / mud beach with rock outcrop. Approach isthmus from S or from N. N has shorter carry. Good foreshore site possible at Neaps, 2 established upland tent sites. 1 marginal in forest, 1 excellent on grass, facing cove to S of landing site.

7.3 km away

Numas Islands (BCMT candidate)

Natural boat run up into a pocket cove that appears usable at all tide levels. Upland behind looks usable for camping as the brush and undergrowth in the trees was not heavy and level ground was visible in the openings further up.

9.6 km away

Cane Point (BCMT)

Bedrock, boulder landing at high water only. Low water landings impractical on awkward boulder shore. Undeveloped. Clear grassy area, sloping rock ledge at SE end of beach. Attractive. Sometimes known as Mauve Islet or incorrectly as Mauve Point.

13.4 km away

Cockatrice Bay (BCMT)

Rough shallow beach with boulders. Sheltered except from W. Sheltered, undeveloped. Camp in trees. One good site to N of creek. Others possible with brushing. Little beach at high water. Water at creek. Wreck.