Wake up in Nature in a Cozy Cabin or Lodge in the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast!

British Columbia’s natural landscapes are the perfect backdrop for a cozy cabin getaway, where you can wake up in nature and decide where the day will take you – exploring history or natural wonders, hiking or biking a trail, taking in a scenic landscape, or simply relaxing! The Cariboo Chilcotin Coast’s four subregions each offer a different take on natural wonders, so you can decide just what type of nature you’d prefer outside the door of your cozy cabin, cottage or lodge.

Wake up in nature along the Cariboo Gold Rush Trail

Cameron Ridge Bungalows | John Wellburn

Home to Indigenous peoples since time immemorial and one of the first areas of British Columbia’s interior to be settled by non-Indigenous people thereafter, the 1860s Gold Rush helped to shape the cities and pathways that make up this area today and left a lasting imprint on the land. Visitors can travel in the footsteps of traders, wealth-seekers and cattle ranchers, or learn about traditional cultures, practices and stories.

Stay here if: You enjoy exploring and learning about history, are looking to pair your nature stay in a rustic cabin or lodge with guest ranches or other adventures. Pair with a Gold Rush Trail Road Trip to explore further and learn even more.

Cozy cabins and lodges on Cariboo Gold Rush Trail can be found at:

108 Golf Resort, 108 Mile House
Cameron Ridge Bungalows, between Likely and Wells
Campbell Hills Guest Ranch, Loon Lake
Cariboo Bonanza Resort, Lone Butte
Crooked Lake Resort, Horsefly
Echo Valley Ranch & Spa, Clinton
Horsefly Landing Resort, Horsefly
Northern Lights Lodge, Likely
Plato Island Resort, Quesnel Lake
Roberts Roost Resort, Quesnel
Ten-ee-ah Lodge, Lac La Hache

Learn more about the Cariboo Gold Rush Trail

Flying U Ranch | Jonny Bierman

Wake up in nature in the Land of Hidden Waters

Along Highway 24 (the “Fishing Highway”) lies hundreds of lakes and lakefront cabins and resorts, where you can indulge in early morning angling for trout, or simply enjoy watching the sunrise. The lakes are home to hundreds of bird species as well as fauna of the four-legged variety, so feel free to explore hiking trails or take a guided tour.

Stay here if: You enjoy peaceful mornings sipping coffee or tea on the deck of your cottage rental while taking in serene lake views, followed by afternoons full of water pursuits like canoeing, kayaking, and swimming. Anglers will also love that they can fish a new lake here every day (for quite some time).

Wettstone Guest Ranch | @vancitywild

Cozy cabins and lodges in the Land of Hidden Waters can be found at:

Cottonwood Bay Resort, Bridge Lake
Eagan Lake Resort, Bridge Lake
Fawn Lake Resort, Fawn Lake
Flying U Ranch, 70 Mile House
Hathatway Lake Resort, Lone Butte
Kayanara Resort, Eagle Creek
Lac Des Roches Resort, Lac Des Roches
Little Black Bear Lodge B&B, Bridge Lake
Loon Bay Resort, Lone Butte
Marigold Fishing Resort, Cache Creek
Meadow Lake Fishing Camp, Little Fort
Moosehaven Resort & Campground, Hathaway Lake
Piney Point Resort, Sheridan Lake
Rainbow Spirit Retreat, Bridge Lake
Reynolds Resort, Canim Lake
Ruth Lake Lodge, Forest Grove
Rustic Resort, Darfield
Sheridan Lake Resort, Sheridan Lake
South Point Resort, Canim Lake
Sulphurous Lake Resort, Lone Butte
Wettstone Guest Ranch, Bridge Lake
Wolf Valley Guest Ranch, Bridge Lake

Learn more about the Land of Hidden Waters

Nuk Tessli | Patrick Bates

Wake up in nature in the Chilcotin

Wide-open vistas are the trademark of BC’s authentic frontier – one of the least-populated areas remaining in the province and home to spectacular and sometimes remote locations. This region is also home to Canada’s largest population of bighorn sheep, as well as rare white pelicans, trumpeter swans, bears, lynx, wolves, mountain caribou and hundreds of wild horses. Set in the last intact Grasslands in the world, this area is home to a large portion of British Columbia’s guest ranches, as well as ample waterfalls (including Canada’s highest free-falling waterfall), glaciers and azure-blue lakes.

Stay here if: You want a lodge or cabin getaway that’s away from it all, even if that means you may need to take a floatplane to get there! Or, you love all things guest ranch and look forward to hopping into the saddle to round up some cattle or explore endless trails through the Chilcotin plateau after enjoying a hearty, farm-fresh breakfast.

Stewarts Lodge | Tyler Cave

Cozy cabins and lodges in the Chilcotin can be found at:

Anahim Lake Resort, Anahim Lake
Barney’s Lakeside Resort, Chilanko Forks
Bear Camp, Chilko Lake
Big Creek Lodge, Big Creek
Bracewell’s Alpine Adventure, Tatlayoko Lake
Bralorne Adventure Lodge, Gold Bridge
Chaunigan Lake Lodge, Nemaiah
Chilcotin Holidays, Gold Bridge
Chilko Experience Wilderness Resort
Eagle Bear Lodge, Tatla Lake
Eagle’s Nest Resort, Anahim Lake
Fishpot Lake Resort, Nazko
Kinikinik Lodge & Restaurant, Redstone
Nemiah Valley Lodge, Nemaiah
Nimpo Lake Resort, Nimpo Lake
Nuk Tessli Wilderness Experience, Nimpo Lake
Red Cariboo Resort, Anahim Lake
Retreat Wilderness Inn, Nimpo Lake
Stewart’s Lodge, Nimpo Lake
Taseko Adventures, Williams Lake
Tatla Lake Manor, Tatla Lake
Terra Nostra Guest Ranch, Kleena Kleene
Whitecap Alpine, Bralorne

Learn more about the Chilcotin

Shearwater Resort & Marina

Wake up in nature in the Great Bear Rainforest

Tweedsmuir Park Lodge | Patrick Bates

There is nowhere else in the world quite like the Great Bear Rainforest, where you can find centuries-old, moss-covered forests of Sitka spice and red cedar, ocean vistas, spirit bears and orcas. Your morning could begin in a waterfront cabin or lodge, breathing in the salt-tinged ocean air and listening to the calls of gulls, or on the porch of a retreat deep in the woods, where the riverbed teams with life and the bears snuffle for their morning meal.

Stay here if: You enjoy the sounds of ocean waves lapping the rocks, spending a day kayaking along the shoreline, or wish to connect with the forest where the only sights and sounds are from the flora and fauna that surround your serene lodgings.

Cozy cabins and lodges in the Great Bear Rainforest can be found at:

Bella Coola Grizzly Tours, Bella Coola
Bella Coola Mountain Lodge, Hagensborg
Firvale Wilderness Camp, Firvale
Great Bear Chalet, Tweedsmuir Provincial Park
Nusatsum River Guest House, Hagensborg
Rivers Inlet Sportan’s Club Trophy Fishing Lodge, Rivers Inlet
Shearwater Marine Resort, Denny Island
Spindrift Point Cabins, Denny Island
Spirit Bear Lodge, Klemtu
Suntree Guest Cottages, Firvale
Tallheo Cannery Guest House, Hagensborg
Tweedsmuir Park Lodge, Stuie

Learn more about the Great Bear Rainforest

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