Naikoon/Agate Beach

Cameron Doyle

Beautiful sunsets and amazing collection of beach stones. Everyday is a new day along that wonderful walk

Brittany

Parked here for a few hours to walk the beach. Beautiful campground, will definitely be camping here next year. The beach is a great spot to find agates and other interesting rocks.

Pat Lawson

Campground is well maintained. Services are basic with clean vault toilets. Sites equipped with ringed fire pits. Water tap nearby. Cell services wobbled but worked near the tow hill end at low tide. Our site 12 (as with most others) had a million dollar view. Shelter available for poor weather. Firewood (dry) for sale just before entering the campground, sold privately, $10 a generous bundle.

Bryson Huculak

Worth the trip up island to spend a night or two at Agate Beach. Beautiful Oceanside view, and especially great if you like the sound of the waves. Immediate access to a pebble/rock beach, which makes for a great experience for beachcombers and rock hounds. This site also provides quick access to nearby North Beach and Tow Hill attractions.

Katia Jesson

Luckily we got there on a sunny calm day. Can see how it could be unpleasant when windy. Campsites grouped in 3's so not very private if full but at end of August was only 1/3 full so not an issue. Our spot was right on beach and had view of ocean and easy beach access, picnic table and fire ring. Mix of shade and sun. Tide variations are huge so at low tide there is an enormous beach covered with smooth rocks and sand including small agates. Water varies on calmness. We didn't launch kayak but could have. You can walk to Tow Hill if you wish to do a long walk. Drinking water had boil water notice. Pit toilets. Worth the trip down the gravel road in decent weather. Dogs ok on beach. Ours enjoyed low tide with lots of room to run.