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Pachena Bay Campground

There is no city provided in the address, British Columbia, V0R 1B0, Canada

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The Campground, owned and operated by the Huu-ay-aht First Nation, is situated in a breathtaking location on Vancouver Island's West Coast. It is surrounded by a pristine rainforest, making it a truly remarkable setting. The Campground has recently been upgraded to cater to campers and RVs, offering modern facilities and services to ensure a pleasant and unforgettable visit. At the entrance to the Campground, there is a convenient Sani dump station for RVs, where you can dispose of waste. Additionally, there is rinse water available, although it is not suitable for drinking. Pachena Bay, which is located approximately 3 km (1.9 miles) South of Bamfield, is where the Campground is situated.

Amenities & Services

Water

Rinse Water Available (Non-Potable)

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  • owned and operated by the Huu-ay-aht First Nation, is located at the center of one of the most spectacular settings in the world. Nestled amidst a virgin rainforest on Vancouver Island's rugged and unspoiled West Coast, the Campground has been smartly upgraded to welcome campers and RVs with modern facilities and services to make your visit enjoyable and memorable.; Sani dump at entrance to camp ground

    CanadaJohn · 6 years ago

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