Wya Point Resort

Pictures and videos just don’t do this place justice. I loved everything about this cabin in the woods. I wasn’t able to hear my neighbors. It was so so peaceful and quiet. It had some of the best sunsets that I’ve ever witnessed.

We stayed a weekend in their off grid yurt option. And oh my goodness. It was the greatest overnight experience I have ever had! They come equipped with little fireplaces to keep you warm and toasty during the night. It was so awesome not having power. We were able to cook our food using the BBQ they provide. Beds were comfy with lots of extra blankets if needed. Shower and washroom were a quick walk away and clean. There is also access to a private beach which everytime I went to I was literally the only person there. Hosts were super friendly and responsive. Cell service was a bit spotty but I expected to have none. Love that its just tucked away right outside town but felt like you were in the middle of absolutely no where. Will definitely be back for another exceptional experience.

NO POTABLE WATER. This is not advertised on the website anywhere. In fact the map shows water icons. They also require “bare” camping. But do not define it. This is not “OFF GRID” or “RESORT”. It is back country, four wheel drive bottom out your trailer access with limited showers, be prepared to camp backcountry style - don’t bring much food or cooking supplies, all must be stored in bear cashes. It is mildly accessible back country style camping at “resort” prices $149/night camping without water. It is highway robbery. Is this even legal? I will be following up with the province on if/any camping business certificate.

Stayed in a Yurt. No potable water, not a drop. Wash your dishes and shower in yellow water. Generators they provide only work for a single lamp apparently and aren't to be used for anything else such as charging a cellphone? Forgot to turn it off and in the middle of the night we were abruptly awoken by a high-pitched squeal coming from the generator. Got a noise complaint on night 1 (the yurts are painfully close together). First morning, tried to shower but the lights turned off every minute because their generator couldn't produce enough power to sustain all bathrooms and 2 were out of service. Few dishes, no seating, subpar bedding situation. The hosts were awkward. We got in on the off season at ~$140/night, basically for a walled shelter and some futons. High season is INSANE, and I would never spend more than we did for the mediocre experience we had. The view is INCREDIBLE, there's that.

We used the campsite with our rv. Stunning location but very overpriced. No WiFi, no cell reception, washrooms and showers are very basic. Customer service is not flexible or willing to help. Nothing dramatic but We had better sites for 1/3 of the price on vancouver island. Look for a better deal first before booking here