Owl Island North

British Columbia

Owl Island North

British Columbia

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Free CampingBackcountryToilets

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About this campsite

Steep beach of pebbles, small cobble, gravel in small cove. Open spacious treed site. Heavy use including by guided commercial groups. Small trail leads across neck of land to boulder beach with W aspect for evening sun.

What this place offers

Amenities

Toilets

Accommodation Types

Backcountry

Free Camping

Location

Owl Island North•BC

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Weather Forecast

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TUE🌦️

17° / 9°

💧 100%

WED🌦️

17° / 9°

💧 79%

THU🌦️

14° / 9°

💧 16%

FRI🌦️

15° / 12°

💧 47%

SAT🌦️

15° / 11°

💧 37%

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14.6 km away

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Cypress Harbour (BCMT)

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Greenway Sound (BCMT)

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Ida Lake Recreation Site

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