Eagle Nook Resort is situated in Barkley Sound on the west coast of Vancouver Island, one of BC’s premier destinations for salmon and halibut fishing. It includes 70 acres surrounded by Crown land.

The property encompasses its own heavily forested peninsula and has approximately 2 miles of oceanfront, with the lodge nestled in between two bays. The lodge sits on 5 acres of C6 zoned (Tourist Commercial District) land and the balance of property is zoned A4 (Forest Reserve) and RVH (Vacation Home District). The RVH zoned area has a subdivision potential of up to 23 lots averaging 20,000 ft² in size. The foreshore licence for marina is approximately 2.7 acres and is zoned W4 (Waterfront Commercial District).

The marina offers approximately 650 lineal ft of protected deep water moorage that can accommodate float planes and vessels up to 200 ft, and it also has multiple 20-50 amp dedicated power pedestals. It is made with pressure treated wood timbers and Styrofoam/barrel billet flotation floats, with a steal/timber dock approach ramp and concrete landing leading to the main lodge and helipad.

The resort has been leased out to an operator who offers inclusive fishing, adventure and corporate packages. A new purchaser could potentially continue on leasing to the operator or run the resort themselves.

The 17,500 ft² main lodge has 23 deluxe rooms, all with ocean views of either Jane Bay or Vernon Bay, and each room has a comfortable seating area, full en-suite washroom and a selection of different bed sizes.

The main lodge includes a 45 seat dining room with 20 ft window walls and a breathtaking view of Vernon Bay, massive solid oak bar, fireside lounge, commercial kitchen, library/meeting room, laundry room, 2,500 ft² cedar deck and ocean view hot tub. It comes equipped and elegantly furnished inside and out.

Additionally there are 2 spacious 660 ft² ocean view log cabins, each with a king sized bed, full washroom, living room with wood burning fireplace, kitchenette and private deck overlooking the marina and Jane Bay.

There is an extensive 8 km trail network surrounding the property allowing guest to hike through a pristine rainforest.

The resort has a 10,000 gallon a day water licence from a nearby fresh water source and a 15,000 gallon onsite storage tank with a state of the art filtration and UV treatment system in place. It also has a sewer treatment plant that was updated in 2017. The lodge is powered by two Duetz generations (30 & 60 kw) located in a separate generator house. There are 3 fuel storage tanks on site, each 25,000 litres with containment and 3 (500 gallon) propane tanks.

There are also boats, tractors and many other items included for running the lodge. Please contact the listing agent for further information or to arrange a viewing.

• Lodge (17,500 ft²)
• 2 cabins (660 ft²)
• Natural log boat house (600 ft²)
• Foreshore License for moorage with fresh water & power (20-50 amp)
• 2 generators (30 & 60 kw)
• 3 fuel storage tanks (25,000 liters each)
• 3 propane tanks (500 gallons each)
• Various equipment/furnishings/supplies

• Satellite dishes, Internet and cell service
• Sewer Processing Plan (rebuilt 2017)
• Water licence

From kayaking and paddle boarding to hiking and even whale watching, there are endless adventures to be had in Barkley Sound. Humpback and gray whales frequent the coastline to feed and sea lions lie out on rocks in the sunshine, even black bears will wander down to the shoreline at low tide; experience it all on an eco-adventure tour. A guided kayaking trip in the Broken Group Islands will bring you up close and personal with truly a remote, untouched natural environment, or just take a paddleboard right from the dock and explore on your own. If you’re looking to experience wild life up close and personal, Barkley Sound is the place for you.

Fish Barkley Sound for salmon, cod and halibut and see gray whales, sea lions and the occasional humpback whale. Experienced boaters, canoeists, kayakers and paddle boarders can enjoy the beautiful waters and coastlines of Barkley Sound.

Take a guided kayaking trip in the Broken Group Islands and experience the untouched, natural environment or take a paddleboard right from the dock of the Resort to explore the area on your own.

Dive into the waters of Barkley Sound for an underwater adventure among the numerous reefs and shipwrecks. Watch the Pacific gray whales migrate from California to the Arctic Ocean from early March to late April.

Ucluelet
The Nuu-Chah-Nulth people have long used the word U-clue-let, meaning "safe harbour," and it is indeed an apt description for a village that offers both a sheltered inner harbour and magnificent vistas of the open Pacific Ocean. The Long Beach Unit is the best-known and most easily accessible unit of Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. This unit is on a broad coastal plain located between the villages of Ucluelet in Barkley Sound, and Tofino in Clayoquot Sound. The most famous features of the region are the long, sandy beaches of Wickaninnish Bay stretching for 16 km (10 miles) and Florencia Bay to the south, an additional 6.4 km (4 miles) long.

The Broken Group Islands
The Broken Group Islands are an archipelago of more than one hundred islands and rocks scattered throughout Barkley Sound on the west coast of Vancouver Island. Facing the waves of the Pacific Ocean, accessible only by boat, is a stunning maze of sheltered bays, exposed reefs, densely forested islands and bare, wind-swept rocks.

Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District

- Lodge Site (approx 5 acres) zoned C6 (Tourist Commercial District)

- Balance of Property (approx 65 acres) zoned A4 (Forest Reserve District)
  and RVH (Vacation-Home District) for subdivision of up to 23 lots of
  approximately 20,000 ft² each

- Foreshore Licence (approx 2.7 acres) zoned W4 (Waterfront Commercial District)

CLICK HERE for Consolidated Zoning Bylaw

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