Kent Island (BCMT)

British Columbia

Kent Island (BCMT)

British Columbia

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About this campsite

Low gradient sand, gravel, boulder beach protected at all tides. End of the lagoon muddy. Day use. Undeveloped. Sheltered. Camp at top of beach between bushes, above all but highest tides. Level pebble, gravel. Other sites to N have worse landings.

What this place offers

Accommodation Types

Backcountry

Location

Kent Island (BCMT)•BC

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Weather Forecast

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FRI🌦️

13° / 11°

💧 100%

SAT☁️

17° / 10°

💧 4%

SUN🌦️

16° / 8°

💧 75%

TODAY🌦️

17° / 10°

💧 71%

TUE☁️

17° / 10°

💧 25%

Nearby Campsites

within 50km

400m away

Kent Island 2 (BCMT)

Day use. Small stream crosses SW part of beach. Directly to NE of stream,10 m path leads to tent flat behind big cedar. May need brushing. Alternate camp on protected beach. Additional upland potential sites could be brushed.

600m away

Kent Island 3 (BCMT)

Day use. Sheltered, undeveloped. Little beach above high tide. Not a good site, but useful shelter if crossing QC Strait. Might instead be 50Deg 54.063'N 127Deg 32.094'W.

8.4 km away

Christie Passage (BCMT)

Dispersed site secondary. Up steep bank 4 M high on obvious midden. 50° 50.278'N 127° 35.618'W. Not visible from main passage. No facilities,Random wilderness camping. No fees charged. Obvious midden location, so avoid all fires except on beach.

9.0 km away

Balaklava Island Booms (BCMT)

Sheltered, smooth pebble, shale beach. Back eddy near shore. Former log sort area re-vegetated so needs serious brushing if more than a handful of tents are used. Rustic camp furniture. Attractive. No water.

9.7 km away

Shelter Bay (BCMT)

Protected white sand, mud beach accessible at all tides. Kelp. Camp on beach at most tides or in ~6 cleared sites in forested upland at E end of beach. Water at seasonal creek in NE. Some commercial use. Trail E to First Nations site.