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KLAHOOSE WILDERNESS RESORT

Embracing the natural and the supernatural spirits of the land and its People

Desolation Sound - British Columbia - Canada 

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Ê”i:mot tÉ™tá¶¿ kÊ·É™nome...it's good to see you!  

 

Welcome to Klahoose Wilderness Resort — An Authentic Indigenous Eco-Adventure in British Columbia

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Discover the untamed beauty of British Columbia with all-inclusive stays at Klahoose Wilderness Resort, an award-winning, Indigenous-owned eco-resort in the heart of Desolation Sound. Nestled between rugged coastal mountains and the Pacific Ocean, our off-grid retreat offers a rare and intimate Canadian wilderness experience.

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Guests stay in one of seven accommodations—four lodge rooms and three private oceanfront cedar cabins—each designed for comfort, privacy, and connection with nature. Our resort provides a personalised experience rooted in sustainability and Indigenous culture.

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Recognized as an “Authentic Indigenous” travel experience, Klahoose Wilderness Resort sits on the traditional territory of the Ê”op qaymÉ©xÊ· (Klahoose) People. Visitors can connect with the wilderness, observe local wildlife, and experience living Indigenous culture through guided wildlife tours, immersive storytelling, and meaningful cultural activities.

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Now accepting bookings for May through October 2026.

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Choose from our curated seasonal packages below to enjoy Klahoose Wilderness Resort in style—each including lodging, guided adventures, meals, and authentic cultural experiences.

Choose from spring and summer Discover Klahoose packages (May–August) or Grizzly Bear Viewing packages (August–October) — available as 3-, 4-, or 7-night stays. Select one of our curated seasonal packages below to experience Klahoose Wilderness Resort in style—each including lodging, tours, meals, and immersive cultural experiences.

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Spring & Summer Wildlife & Culture 

May-August adventures with our Discover Klahoose stays with whale-watching, spring bears, summer on the coast and Klahoose culture sharing. 

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Late Summer/Fall Grizzly BearViewing

Late-August to late October

Indigenous-led Grizzly Bear Viewing Adventures in beautiful Toba Inlet during the spectacular salmon run.

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An Authentic Connection to Klahoose Culture

An Authentic Connection to Klahoose Culture

Guests at Klahoose Wilderness Resort enjoy meeting the Klahoose First Nation and local staff, engaging in Indigenous cultural activities and excursions that offer deep insight into the traditions and stories of this land. Friendships naturally form as families, couples, and solo travelers bond over shared experiences—from grizzly bear viewing tours to wildlife photography tours.

 

We have two main season Discover Klahoose from May to August and Grizzly Bears of Toba Inlet from late-August to late-October. â€‹â€‹â€‹

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Fall into the Rhythm of the Coast

Each day, you'll be guided by our experienced staff to slow down and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Klahoose Territory. Smell the fresh cedar, feel the ocean breeze, and be inspired by the surrounding BC Rainforest. Enjoy evenings by the campfire, dark sky stargazing, and witnessing ocean bioluminescence.​​

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Exceptional Accommodations

  • Four Lodge Rooms: Spacious rooms accommodating 2 to 4 guests each, perfect for couples or small families.

  • Three Cedar Oceanfront Cabins: Roomy cabins accommodating up to 5 guests each with 3-4 queen beds, offering breathtaking ocean views.

 

We can accommodate an average of 14 guests (double occupancy) up to a maximum of 22 guests at full capacity—perfect for a lodge buyout ensuring an exclusive, unforgettable experience.​​

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Adventure & Wildlife Experiences

  • Grizzly Bear Viewing & Salmon Run Tours in 'Yekwamen' - Toba Inlet (Late August to Mid-October)

  • Spring Bear Viewing Tours (May to Mid-June)

  • Marine Wildlife Viewing: Spot Orca, Humpback Whales, Porpoises, Dolphins, Sea Lions, Seals, Bears, and Eagles

  • Wildlife & Grizzly Bear Photography Tours

  • Sea Kayaking, Stand-Up Paddle Boarding, and Ocean Swimming off our stunning docks

  • BC Rainforest Nature Walks & Hikes

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Perfect for Family Gatherings & Special Occasions

Our resort is perfect couples single travellers and also for multi-generational families, special wellness retreats, womens retreats and private parties celebrating weddings, anniversaries, honeymoonsgirlfriend getaways, buddy trips, and parent-child excursions.

 

Exclusive resort buy-outs are available, offering a tailored experience with full access to all amenities and activities.​​

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Relaxation & Special Programming

  • Wood-Fired Cedar Sauna for ultimate relaxation

  • Special Events featuring renowned guest speakers, photographers, artists, and authors, including Royal Canadian Geographic Travel Ambassadors

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Sustainable, Personalized Service

Our friendly staff, lodge hosts, and local Klahoose guides provide personalized service with attention to every detail. Whether you're here for adventure, relaxation, or cultural immersion, Klahoose Wilderness Resort offers a transformative travel experience that stays with you long after you leave.

 

Book your stay today and discover why Klahoose Wilderness Resort is one of Canada's premier Indigenous tourism destinations!

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Lear more about stays by date from May-August or August-October:​​

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Marlis Butcher

Canadian Geographic Adventures

Discover Klahoose Adventures

Klahoose Territory, British Columbia, Canada

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May 17-21, 2026 with RCGS Ambassador, Author and Photographer Marlis Butcher  

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