Raft Cove Provincial Park

North Island Cannabis, your last stop before your first step of adventure, in the North Island’s beautiful Port Hardy, British Columbia – now let us guide you through some of the wonders of the natural world from 4x4 backroads and forest trails to ocean campsites and everywhere in-between.

Disclaimer: North Island Cannabis is not liable for you checking out these spots and having an awesome time, or getting lost in the woods, so please tell someone where you’re going and don’t forget to pack out what you pack in.

Isolated Raft Cove Provincial Park on the northwest coast of Vancouver Island is wonderfully scenic, attracting wilderness adventurers on day hikes or backpackers carrying in overnight gear to set up camp on the long crescent shaped sandy beach.  This undeveloped, rustic park features a long spit and sandy bay at the mouth of the meandering Macjack River, rocky headlands and a wild coastal environment. 

Wilderness camping on the beach is popular at this park, as is surfing, fishing and hiking. During low tides, long shore walks over rock and beach can be made north or south of Raft Cove, at the edge of the pounding Pacific surf. Access to the beach from the road is via a rugged 2-km route that cuts through coastal old-growth forest of hemlock, western red cedar and Sitka spruce - find out more here.

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