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Rauhala Heritage Farm
Rauhala Heritage Farm
100%
(16)
32km from Nimpkish Lake Provincial Park · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Rauhala Heritage Farm is a privately owned farm on the outskirts of the town of Sointula, on Malcolm Island, B.C.
Rauhala is surrounded by a 100 acre forest with our own private bay with fields, a creek and a beach campsite area there you can look out at the mountains of Northern Vancouver Island, where you may get to see some whales.
Bring your own water. Pack-in/Pack-out garbage.
You get to set up camp on our beach campsite, which overlooks the ocean and mountains.
There are many hiking trails on our property where you can view some giant old growth trees.
Rauhala is a heritage site and I do offer eco-heritage tours of the property. Rauhala means Place of Peace in the Finnish language and dates back to the early Finnish settlement of Sointula.
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CA$100
/ night
Lands End Farm and Orchard
Lands End Farm and Orchard
97%
(19)
34km from Nimpkish Lake Provincial Park · 3 sites · Tents
PLEASE NOTE THIS PROPERTY IS NOT IN TELEGRAPH COVE. IT IS ON MALCOLM ISLAND. The property is a short walk to the beach. The area is renowned for whale watching and salmon fishing. There are 3 semi private camp sites and also a small rustic cabin with sauna, hot tub and outdoor shower. The property is kid friendly with a zip line and sand box. There is a fruit tree orchard. Malcolm island has wonderful hiking trails and whale watching hot spots.
PLEASE REACH ME AT nahum dot gazell at Gmail dot com
for more details.
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CA$60
/ night
Port Hardy RV Resort & Cabins
Port Hardy RV Resort & Cabins
93%
(45)
52km from Nimpkish Lake Provincial Park · 13 sites · Tents
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Pitch a tent and take in the naturally gorgeous surroundings of the old-growth Cedar, Hemlock, Fir and Alder trees. Our Estuary front tenting sites are just a short walk away from the primary bathrooms, showers, laundry and BBQ facilities.
We have 5 beautiful acres with so much to explore, the possibilities are endless!
There are 10 tent campsites available. Campfires are permitted as long as there is no fire ban, pets are welcome.
Firewood is available to purchase for $10.50 as an extra. Please add this to your reservation at the time of booking.
Located at the Northern tip of Vancouver Island, Port Hardy and the surrounding area is rich in tradition and deep-rooted in culture. Rich, rugged and resilient, Port Hardy is the gateway to an authentic, unspoiled, nature-driven adventure.
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CA$31
/ night
Fishy Pete’s Bones Bay Lodge
Fishy Pete’s Bones Bay Lodge
53km from Nimpkish Lake Provincial Park · 2 sites · Lodging
Unique Floating cabins one cabin sleeps 4 the other 6 people everything you need for a few nights away are here. These cabins are boat access only we have had guests come from telegraph cove by kayak. They were happy for the hot running water when they got here. The kitchens are fully equipped with all the staples you will need just bring your food.
One cabin has a bedroom with a queen bed and the living area has a double bunk bed in the bottom and single on the top there is also a pull out sofa. The studio cabin has a queen bed and a set of single bunk beds in the same room. The seafood is just waiting for you to catch it! The cleaning station is ready for use! The crab and prawns are right out there not far from your door step! #fishypetesbinesbaylodge
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CA$200
/ night
Bus Life
Bus Life
54km from Nimpkish Lake Provincial Park · 1 site · Lodging
Bus Life — Waterfront Escape near Port Hardy, BC
Discover Bus Life, a cozy and creative waterfront retreat in beautiful Port Hardy, British Columbia. Wake up to peaceful water views, unwind by the shore, and enjoy the simple comforts of this unique bus-style stay.
The site includes potable water, a toilet, showers, and space for campfires. Pets are welcome, and there’s plenty of room to relax and take in the natural beauty.
Perfect for couples or solo travelers, Bus Life offers a quiet, rustic getaway close to hiking trails, beaches, and the charm of northern Vancouver Island.
Come unplug, recharge, and experience the freedom of Bus Life.
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CA$100
/ night
Natures Hideaway!
Natures Hideaway!
83%
(3)
76km from Nimpkish Lake Provincial Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
We have taken some time to improve our location and now offer 1 full serviced site and 1 tenting site.
Sayward has such a variety of outdoor gems to explore. Fishing, kayaking, hiking, exploring waterfalls, lakes and river oasis’s. You are truly immersed in nature no matter which direction you choose. Having your base here you come back at the end of your day still immersed in the beauty of the surrounding land.
We do have a ton of wildlife so please be aware of this. Elk are frequent visitors (and not fans of dogs). Cougar, wolves and bear have also been around these parts for centuries and still continue to visit. Please contain garbage to decrease chances of human/wildlife conflict.
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CA$35
/ night
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Brittany
September 2025
Tent
With pets
We had an amazing stay at Nahum's property on Malcolm Island! The property was peaceful and the campsite was great. The orchard was a highlight—we loved picking and eating Nehum's fresh fruit especially the blueberries! The cozy barrel sauna gets HOT and there is the cabin to change in, for added comfort. Nehum was a great host and very welcoming. Overall, a wonderful stay, and we’re already looking forward to coming back! 10/10
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Chandra
September 2025
15 ft pop-up camper
With pets
If you are looking for privacy this is the place! Big campsite, beautiful beach. Saw Humpback Whales everyday.
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Pamela
August 2025
Tent
This is a well named quaint property: the end of Malcolm Island. This is no glamping kind of cabin, but the host/owner Nahum was very friendly. The sauna and cold tub and outdoor heated on-demand shower and composting toilet were treats for an otherwise rustic experience. He may even offer you a taste of his craft brewed apple cider from his new orchard ~ this was top notch! Great to meet you Nahum!
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Joel
August 2025
Tent
With pets
Beautiful spot! Saw lots of whales. Very serene and peaceful.
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Makenna
August 2025
22 ft pop-up camper
Beautiful private site, with lots of exploring to be done. the host (roger) met us at the site and gave us a tour of the property. he was more then welcoming and after a tour left us to enjoy his beautiful land. we enjoyed a peaceful night by the water & woke up to the sound of sea life. we will 100% be back to enjoy this spot.
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Steve
August 2025
Tent
With pets
Super affordable campsite to tent. Bathrooms were super clean. 100% will stay again
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RobynElizabeth
August 2025
Tent
With pets
The host was kind and informative. He gave a detailed tour of the property and the amenities, and told us of some of the events going on all over Malcolm Island for Salmon Days!
Very quiet property, we set up a tent in the orchard and had lots of privacy and places to relax. Sadly, we didn't use the sauna or hot tub this time around, but we will on our next visit. I did grab a couple raspberries and nasturtium flowers to add to our salad from Nayams garden. The outside shower was awesome and the composting toilet didn't actually stink which is always nice when using an outhouse haha
All around 4/5 stars would recommend.
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Kayla
August 2025
Tent
Nahum’s place was amazing! He’s very generous with his space and there are plenty of campgrounds with varying amounts of privacy. It was hard to believe he’s only been there for a few years. The whole yard was beautiful. Walk to the beach was quick and easy. Highly recommend.
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Hilary
August 2025
Tent
With kids
Nahum was super friendly and accommodating. Our kids loved picking raspberries and frolicking around the property. The hot tub and sauna were such a treat.
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Monika
July 2025
20 ft pop-up camper
The camping on Roger’s oceanfront site is really beautiful! Huge piece of land, clean outhouse. Watch the eagles in the treetops from camp. Highly recommend
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Lorri
July 2025
Tent
Interesting stay… seems everyone books tent site 10 then randomly picks an open camp site. We arrived to find a bunch of guys in what we thought was our site, we parked as best we could on the first night. The second night we had two more campers packed around us. They were also in site 10! Go figure! Bathrooms were clean with large pay for showers… but only 2 for the entire park! Lots of back up’s waiting…
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Carlyan
June 2025
Tent
With kids
Magical spot to have all to ourselves. Our kids could be kids without me being nervous of their noise at 5am. We saw whales several times and the biggest pieces of kelp we’ve seen before. Host provided a brief tour on arrival and offered heaps of firewood. The property was neat to walk around - a bit overgrown but still maneuverable in sandals. We’ll absolutely be back.
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Samuel
June 2025
Tent
This property is the one of the best camping experiences I have ever had! Stunning views, whales and porpoises in the water all the time, total seclusion, and Roger is such an excellent and thoughtful host.. He gave us full privacy but checked in when it was raining to make sure we were ok. There is so much to explore, and I cant wait to go there again!
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Jessica
June 2025
16 ft car
What a gorgeous property! The waterfront site allowed us to watch the local minke whale, dolphins, bald eagles and there is even a nest in the tree above camp.
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Megan
June 2025
Tent
I had a lovely time camping on Nahum's property. It was easy to find, beautiful, close to the beach and very peaceful. Nahum is an excellent host.
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DAVID
June 2025
Tent
Property is well maintained. The washrooms and showers were very nice touch. Couldn't recommend more
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Damian
June 2025
21 ft travel trailer
Amazing and very special place. We loved the privacy and peaceful space so much. Absolutely beautiful!
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Heather
May 2025
20 ft travel trailer
With pets
We loved Rahaula Heritage Farm so much that we extended our stay. And a good thing we did as we saw almost 20 Eagles feasting off shore. In addition to more whales and porpoises. It’s a magical spot and Roger an excellent host.
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May 2025
20 ft travel trailer
With pets
Rauhala Heritage Farm is an incredible property. We had the beach to ourselves and watched whales, porpoises and close to 20 eagles feeding off shore. Roger was a pleasant and informative host. It more than lived up to its Finnish name ‘Place of Peace’. We’re already looking forward to our next trip here.
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Javier
May 2025
Tent
With pets
The camping grounds were really nice. Located in a very convenient place in Port Hardy. We liked the common areas and how quite it was.
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Overview
About
Embark on an adventure at Nimpkish Lake Provincial Park, where the serene waters invite you to kayak, canoe, and fish amid a backdrop of dense forests. Hiking enthusiasts will find trails that meander through the park, offering a chance to spot local wildlife and immerse in the tranquility of nature. While the park is a haven for day-trippers, those looking to extend their stay can set up camp under the stars at one of the park's scenic campgrounds.
When to go
The ideal time to visit Nimpkish Lake Provincial Park is during the summer months, from June to August, when the weather is warm and the lake's waters are perfect for boating and fishing. Spring and fall offer quieter visits with cooler temperatures, while winter can be challenging due to snow and limited access.
Know before you go
- Check the park's website for any seasonal closures or alerts before planning your visit.
- Wear appropriate footwear and clothing for hiking and bring along insect repellent.
- Be bear aware; store food securely and know what to do if you encounter wildlife.
- Cell phone reception may be limited, so plan accordingly.
- Respect the natural environment by following Leave No Trace principles.
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