Set in quiet solitude surrounded by nature these cozy accommodations have different sized cabins to meet your requirements be it a romantic getaway or a family size house that will keep you all together in a home away from home.
Check it out. Explore the rugged west coast in Port Renfrew and the surrounding area. Take a hike on the wild side because once this place gets in your blood you know there really is a home away from home right here at the end of the day that will fulfill your expectations.
$349/night + $100 cleaning fee + 13% tax
$280/night + $60 cleaning fee + 13% tax
Escape to Port Renfrew and enjoy the beautiful West Coast of BC. This newly renovated duplex cabin accommodates up to six people with two queen / single bunk beds, full bath and kitchen. The perfect getaway for a group or family in this comfortable and modern space. Our centrally located property offers a shared /covered BBQ area, fire pit area and several picnic tables for outdoor activities and dining.
280/night + $60 cleaning fee + 13% tax
$229/night + $60 cleaning fee + 13% tax
$229/night + $60 cleaning fee + 13% tax
Our centrally located property offers a shared /covered BBQ area, fire pit area and several picnic tables for outdoor activities and dining.
Guest access
Beautiful shared green space with nice gardens for your enjoyment. Shared Gazebo with propane BBQ and Crab pot, everything you need to prepare some local seafood and fish which you can catch or purchase at the local Sea Foam food truck just a few minutes down the road from us.
Other things to note
We have games like bocci ball, bean bag toss for you use and enjoyment.
The San Juan and Gordon Rivers offer miles and miles of kayaking and canoeing, including some white water kayaking for the adventurers. Ocean kayaking is also a top draw in the area, as the Port San Juan shoreline makes for boundless scenic paddle strokes.
Port Renfrew is pure wilderness, and offers many hidden gems for fishing, swimming, kayaking, or just laying back and enjoying the scenery. Lizard Lake and Fairy Lake are a pair of beautiful lakes, both under 20 minutes from Port Renfrew. They offer trout fishing, light hiking and excellent swimming. Both lakes are equipped with sturdy docks and make prime summer day trips for families
Completed in 2009, The Pacific Marine Circle Route is a 250 kilometer drive looping from Victoria to Sooke, through to Cowichan Lake, Nanaimo, and then back to the Saanich Peninsula via Duncan. The route passes through many Island attractions including provincial parks, historical trails, wineries, cideries, and much more. Recommended stops include Avatar Grove, home to an old-growth cedar, widely considered to be Canada’s gnarliest tree
Only a two-hour drive from Victoria BC, Port Renfrew is one of the best destinations on the continent for salmon and halibut fishing. While the community itself is small, its location makes it a perfect hub for a wide array of other outdoor activities including hiking, beachcombing, Surfing, hunting, kayaking and birding. Situated amongst unparalleled natural beauty, Port Renfrew is the perfect place to catch the fish of your dreams, hike some of the world’s most picturesque trails, paddle through old growth forests, or simply escape the noise of the city.
Book Osprey Cabins in Port Renfrew as your home base through the surf season.
Rest at the cabin after a fun day on the waves and enjoy the fire pit, BBQ station and convenience of being close to the South Island surf when it’s pumping.
Experience renowned saltwater fishing out of our Port Renfrew accommodation. The picturesque coastline of southern Vancouver Island is world renowned for its diversity of gamefish and natural beauty.
Come experience what the locals and countless other guests from over the years already know: Port Renfrew is a world-class sportfishing destination.
The West Coast Trail is a 75 kilometer backpacking trail following the southwestern edge of Vancouver Island. It was constructed in 1907 to facilitate the rescue of shipwreck survivors along the coast, part of the then-treacherous ‘Graveyard of the Pacific.’ It is now part of Pacific Rim National Park and is often rated as one of the world’s best hiking trails.
It is open from May 1st until September 30th. It is accessible to hikers outside of this period but Parks Canada does not guarantee the accessibility of services (such as search and rescue) in the off season.
Osprey Cabins recognizes the traditional and ancestral territory of Pacheedaht First Nation, on whose land Port Renfrew, Port San Juan, and the tributaries of the Gordon, and San Juan River estuaries sit.
We acknowledge and thank the Pacheedaht First Nation people, on whose traditional territories, we live, learn, play, and work.
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