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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is Parking like at Secret Beach Marina?

Parking at Secret Beach costs $10/day for each vehicle.  There is a full time, on-site attendant and a specific lot close to the main boat launch for Broken Islands Lodge guests and kayak renters.  You pay for parking at Home - Secret Beach Campground (letscamp.ca) prior to your arrival.

02

Can we fill up our water containers at the Day Lodge?

Yes, there is a water filling station at the Day Lodge so no need to pack your water containers full. If you are worried about running out of water while you are camping, rest assured that you are always welcome to return to the Day Lodge to refill.

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03

How long does it take to kayak from the Lodge to...

Gibraltar - 2.9 NM - 3.3 miles : Approx: 1 hour 30 mins  Hand - 2.4 NM - 2.7 miles : Approx: 1 hour 15 mins Dodd - 3.4 NM - 3.9 miles : Approx: 1 hour 45 mins Willis - 4.3 NM - 4.9 miles : Approx: 2 hour Turret - 6.5 NM - 7.4 miles : Approx: 3 hours 15 mins Clarke - 7.1 NM - 8.1 miles : Approx: 3 hours 45 mins Gilbert - 5.7 NM - 6.5 miles : Approx: 3 hours

Compass

Yes. Charts are available for rental or purchase at the Day Lodge. There is also pretty good cell coverage in the Broken Group so navigational apps will work as well.

04

Do you sell charts?

05

What should I pack for my Lodge stay?

-comfortable layers of clothing  - rain gear - comfortable shoes - bathing suit - bug repellant - water shoes - slippers & bathrobe

06

Is there a selection of beer and wine for purchase?

Broken Islands Lodge is a licensed establishment and a selection of beers, wines and ciders are available for purchase. A guest fridge is provided if you would like to bring your own snacks.

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What is the Tseshaht Beach Keeper Fee?

Mandated by Parks Canada for all businesses operating in the Broken Group Islands, this fee is collected and paid to the Tseshaht Nation for their work within the park.

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