Pachena Bay Campground

At the mouth of the Pachena River near Bamfield, Vancouver Island, the Huu-ay-aht First Nations Pachena Bay Campground offers a retreat for campers and RV enthusiasts. The spectacular campground is the gateway to the West Coast Trail, set amidst old-growth rainforest next to the Pacific Ocean. The Huu-ay-aht First Nation is a self-governing, modern treaty Nation whose traditional territories of land and water cover the west coast of Vancouver Island between Bamfield and Port Alberni. With sandy beaches, ancient rainforests, and abundant wildlife at the doorstep, every moment promises unparalleled exploration. Whether you’re beachcombing along the shores, trekking through old-growth forests, or embarking on thrilling outdoor adventures like sports fishing, kayaking, and eco-tours, the location provides an unforgettable experience.