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A remote inclusive luxury wilderness resort for adventurous kids in British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest.
Nimmo Bay, British Columbia, Canada
1980
year opened
9
rooms
$
2000
starting rate
2 hours
from airport
key features
Sleep
Animal encounters
Grass/lawn to play on
Lake, river, or pond
Meals included
Kids eat free
Water sports
Kids club (age 2+)
Kids club (age 3+)
Kids club (age 4+)
Kids club (age 5+)
Babysitting
Outside space
Door separating kid & adult sleeping areas
Hiking
Eat
Animal encounters
Grass/lawn to play on
Lake, river, or pond
Meals included
Kids eat free
Water sports
Kids club (age 2+)
Kids club (age 3+)
Kids club (age 4+)
Kids club (age 5+)
Babysitting
Outside space
Door separating kid & adult sleeping areas
Hiking
Play (on land)
Animal encounters
Grass/lawn to play on
Lake, river, or pond
Meals included
Kids eat free
Water sports
Kids club (age 2+)
Kids club (age 3+)
Kids club (age 4+)
Kids club (age 5+)
Babysitting
Outside space
Door separating kid & adult sleeping areas
Hiking
Play (in the water)
Animal encounters
Grass/lawn to play on
Lake, river, or pond
Meals included
Kids eat free
Water sports
Kids club (age 2+)
Kids club (age 3+)
Kids club (age 4+)
Kids club (age 5+)
Babysitting
Outside space
Door separating kid & adult sleeping areas
Hiking
Experience it
See what a stay really looks like with kids.
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sleep
- There are two cabin types: 6 waterfront cabins and 3 forest cabins — all with 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a living room, and private outdoor space.
- The lodge will match your family with the best-fit cabin based on group size and ages; you can guarantee a waterfront cabin for an additional fee.
- Rates (inclusive) start around $2,000 USD per person per night, with a 3-night minimum stay.
play
- An awesome place for adventurous families to have once-in-a-lifetime experiences, or for families simply looking to recharge in a stunning, remote environment.
- Most activities are included.
- The lodge is family-run and incredibly warm; kids are encouraged to join in age-appropriate adventures.
- They offer babysitters and a private "Kids in the Wild" kids club tailored to the ages of your children. They will have a phenomenal time, but it is not cheap (about $1.5k USD/day for 2 kids).
- You can expect to see wildlife like bears, whales, and dolphins.
eat
- All meals, drinks, and alcohol are included, with kid-friendly options.
- Because you're fully off-grid, all dining happens at the lodge. But that's okay because the food is excellent.
- The team is extremely accommodating — if you have special food requests for your kids, just let them know in advance.
- If you bring snacks, they'll store them for you in a central location (to keep animals away).
The details
What room setup does your family need, at minimum?
We're having you search by beds, rather than number and age of kids, because every family sleeps differently.
King/queen bed includes pullout sofas
Kid-size bed includes sofas (not pullout), twin beds, or rollaway beds
Results show rooms that meet or exceed your minimum.
If you move forward with booking, we'll make sure the hotel has an accurate guest count,
King/queen bed includes pullout sofas
Kid-size bed includes sofas (not pullout), twin beds, or rollaway beds
Results show rooms that meet or exceed your minimum.
If you move forward with booking, we'll make sure the hotel has an accurate guest count,
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Must haves
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Kids Club
Pools
Beach
Babysitting
Activities
Travel & transportation
- This property is very remote — there’s no road access, so you'll need to take two flights from Vancouver:
- A 1-hour charter flight from Vancouver (YVR South Terminal) to Port Hardy
- A 20-minute floatplane from Port Hardy directly to the lodge
- The hotel can coordinate both flights, but transportation is not included and runs about $1,500 USD per person (round trip)
- You can also book a private floatplane charter from Vancouver, Seattle, Victoria, or Tofino (starting around $5,000 one way)
- Open seasonally from mid-May to October
Leave it at home - they have it!
- Cribs
- Baby essentials & kid amenities
- Adventure gear
Ready to Book Your Stay?
Book through us (no additional cost) for access to perks like resort credit, free breakfast, priority for upgrades, early check-in/late check-out (crucial for naps), and price drop tracking.
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