Join us and see the spectacular salmon run in the Fall,
just a short walk from your campsite.
Full Service $26.00/Day includes water, hydro, sewer and cable
Partial
Service $23.00/Day includes water, hydro and cable
Basic Service $20.00/Day ideal for tenters or self-contained RVs
All rates based on 2 adults; add $3.00 per additional adult.
We are now accepting reservations for 2008.
Taxes not included in prices. All funds Canadian.
Washer / Dryer $2.00 each - Showers
$1.00 for 4 minutes
 HISTORY OF THE PUNTLEDGE INDIAN RESERVEAlthough the Comox People integrated with the Pentlatch People in the early 1860s, the Pentlatch People had been living on this site for numerous years and the Puntledge Indian Reserve #2 was officially created in 1876 by the government and comprised of 180 acres of land. The reserve was described as, “most part heavily wooded but containing a small extent of open land and having good soil, bordered by the Puntledge River and the Tsolum River.” At the time, in 1876, the total population of the Pentlatch People was 21, comprising of 10 men, 8 women and only 3 female children. The Puntledge Reserve was once inhabited by many Pentlatch People but invasions by war parties and diseases reduced the Pentlatch People to extinction. Chief Joe Nim Nim, the last Pentlatch person, died in 1940.
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