Skwachays Lodge

Canada’s first urban Indigenous arts hotel, with guest rooms individually designed by Indigenous artists. An onsite gallery and studio make a stay here as much a cultural experience as an accommodation.

Canada’s first urban Indigenous arts hotel, with guest rooms individually designed by Indigenous artists. An onsite gallery and studio make a stay here as much a cultural experience as an accommodation.

Blends rustic charm with a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in Indigenous culture and heritage. Stay in cedar‑built cabins or lodge rooms perched near the ocean or forest for a deeply atmospheric getaway.

A lakeside lodge accommodation with access to a private beach, spa, indoor pool, and adjacent golf course. a peaceful blend of nature, relaxation and recreation. A laid‑back retreat away from city bustle.

A modern, art-infused stay that celebrates local Indigenous culture with elegant rooms, indigenous-themed décor, and a bar & restaurant serving West Coast cuisine built around community heritage.

A remote wilderness lodge run by the Kitasoo Xai’xais First Nation offering transformative immersion in rainforest, ocean, and coastal wildlife, blended with traditional culture and community stewardship.

A remote, off-grid Indigenous-owned eco-resort offering immersive wildlife and cultural experiences, from whale-watching and rainforest hikes to cedar-weaving and grizzly-bear viewing, depending on the season.

Experience a true ranch getaway in rugged countryside, with horseback riding, hiking, mountain biking, canoeing and fishing. Spend active days outdoors before relaxing beneath star-filled skies.

Overlooking Widzin Kwah Canyon, this accessible campground offers serviced RV and tent sites along the Yellowhead Highway. Explore nearby trails, cultural experiences and the dramatic canyon landscape.

Camp where the Skeena and Bulkley rivers meet amid the landscapes and cultural heritage of Gitxsan territory. Spacious sites beside ‘Ksan Historical Village make an ideal base for exploring the Hazelton area.

Camp along the shores of Lake Windermere with beautiful views of the surrounding Columbia Valley mountains offering serviced and unserviced sites with direct lake access.