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Cedar Park Resort
Overview
Overview
Cedar Park Resort in Port McNeill, BC positions travelers right on the edge of northern Vancouver Island's dramatic coastal wilderness. This destination serves as a practical basecamp for road-trippers navigating the rugged terrain of the Pacific Northwest. Flanked by dense evergreen forests and saltwater inlets, the property places visitors directly into a landscape defined by towering trees, marine wildlife, and remote wilderness highways.
Location & Surroundings
Arriving via Highway 19, drivers cross the expansive tracts of Vancouver Island's northern interior before descending toward the coast. The climate here is characteristically maritime, bringing frequent mist, moderate temperatures, and towering rainforests nourished by Pacific moisture. Port McNeill acts as a key gateway to the Broughton Archipelago, featuring sweeping views across the Queen Charlotte Strait toward the mainland mountains.
Amenities & Park Features
Specific on-site facilities, such as exact hookup configurations, site dimensions, and utility layouts, are not explicitly detailed in the property designation. Travelers should contact the management directly to confirm site availability, vehicle length restrictions, and specific electrical or water connections. Inquire in advance about pull-through access, tenting areas, and seasonal operational dates before finalizing travel routes.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts utilize this coastal hub to access world-class whale watching excursions and ferry connections to the isolated communities of Alert Bay and Sointula. Day trips easily reach the ancient cedar groves of provincial parks or the dramatic surf-swept shores along the western coast. Anglers find exceptional salmon and halibut fishing opportunities throughout the local marine channels and adjacent inlets.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location suits independent road-trippers, wilderness anglers, and explorers seeking a launchpad for BC coastal adventures rather than an all-inclusive resort experience. Travelers transiting the northern tip of the island will appreciate the proximity to ferry terminals and regional supply points. Those who value proximity to marine wildlife and remote forestry routes find this setting fits an itinerary focused on Pacific wilderness.
Reviews
Nancy Johnson
We can't say enough good things about our stay at Cedar Park. We amended our dates twice with no problem. When we arrived, we were upgraded to a bigger cabin. From the outside, most of the cabins look dated but the interior of #5 has been fully updated. It is bright and new with all modern conveniences. The walk in rainfall shower with lucious toiletries and thick towels is a treat. The kitchen has real butcher block counters and bar with two stools, and everything needed to prepare meals. The ocean facing deck has muskoka style chairs and small cafe set. The gas fire keeps the whole space cozy. There is great open shelving and hooks for our stuff. The TV package is more than enough (rather look out the window). It is so peaceful. We would love to be here on a warm summer evening.
Michael Jones
Tried 2 different cabins, #4 and #5. 5 is far more deluxe, but both were very nice, great amenities. Lisa was great, even got our second cabin cleaned and ready for us far earlier than regular check in time. Wouldn't hesitate to go back there anytime, and I definitely plan to!
Emaan Wafai
Absolutely love this spot. Lisa is an amazing host, truly goes above and beyond. We always stay in cottage 5 which has a high end luxury feel with everything you need. Great value too.
Susan Salter
My husband and I just spent two nights at this resort. Waterfront view cabin, so clean, big kingsize bed, kitchen stuff, etc etc, everything you could possibly need , absolutely lovely host, we highly recommend this location
Chris O'Callaghan
The cabins have a gorgeous view of the water, they’re surrounded by nature and wildlife (saw black bears a couple times, and a herd of elk came out every evening), very quiet except for the birds, and the stars are incredible. The insides of the cabins are more modern than I initially thought, and very well-kept and cozy! Check-in and out was swift and easy. Would definitely come here again!