Address: 8010 Forbidden Plateau Rd, Courtenay, BC V9J 1L2, Canada
“Probably the best campground I have ever been to! The views are great and access to plenty of activities within minutes! The owner is a an awsome dude and you can tell he truly cares about your experience at forbidden!”
Address: 7931 N Island Hwy, Black Creek, BC V9J 1G8, Canada
“One of the nicest campsites that we’ve ever been to! Dog friendly, lovely owners, games, a communal fire pit, and tons of extra (like a canoe to borrow) tucked all over the property.”
Address: 1100 Comox Lake Rd, Cumberland, BC V0R 1S0, Canada
“Haven't camped here but done lots of hiking here. Good waterfalls to be seen. Some faces to climb with bouldering nearby. Lake is great. Clean and clear water. Decent beach and handy little business selling treats and food like burgers and fries. Gets a tad busy during summer and weekends but usually always room to enjoy if you get there at a decent time.”
Address: 3620 Brazier Rd, Courtenay, BC V9J 1S3, Canada
“Lovely peaceful spot with gorgeous old Douglas Fir trees to marvel at. A couple hundred yards from the parking spot at the end of Brazier road. Just a simple bench and bark trail honouring the locals who protect the area. Rhodos recently planted which will provide more spring colour.”
Address: Brazier Rd, Courtenay, BC V9J 1S1, Canada
“Nice easy trail. Flat and no tree roots. Not much for scenery but a pleasant walk.”
Address: 68 Powerhouse Rd, Courtenay, BC V9N 8Y1, Canada
“Beautiful trail that walks above the Puntledge River. Very easy, small walk for us. 2Kms for our route. You can take even shorter routes if wanted. There is a small built in to the slope, rock stairs, so not wheelchair friendly.”
Address: 2150 Embleton Crescent, Courtenay, BC V9N 8W9, Canada
“It's a nice tiny little park of the complex, it should have a little fence or grill for the safety of infants and toddlers as it's connected with the road”
Address: 2100 1st St, Courtenay, BC V9N 8X8, Canada
“When the salmon are spawning, you just need to go here too see the show. Absolutely awesome!!”
Address: 401 Willemar Ave, Courtenay, BC V9N 3L3, Canada
“Calming and cool place to relax and dip your toes in the river. Also, plenty of trails to hike through the beautiful Canadian wilderness.”
Address: Cumberland, BC V0R 1S0, Canada
“This is a small triangle park with trees and green space. There is no playground as reported by prior user. Simple little park, to simply watch life happen around the busy little village of Cumberland.”
Address: 4624 Condensory Rd, Courtenay, BC V9J 1R6, Canada
“We wanted to be away from the hustle and bustle of the city and finding this campsite last minute was a gamble. We decided to book for two weeks for partial hook up. Prior to booking we called them and asked for internet speed as we both had to work on line. They kindly checked the speed and we figured it will be good for us. The full hook ups on the top are a little bare and gravelly, but where we are at the lower level is very nice. Not a lot of trees on the site, which make them nice and bright and spacious, the sites are huge, so you have lots of space. If you want to be in the woods then this campsite is not for you. But if you want the quietness and vastness of just being in the presence of crickets, beautiful bees, and occasional hummingbirds this is a perfect spot. The staff are so amazing, the bathrooms are super clean, the campsite is not fully booked which I personally like because it feels like we are surrounded by quiet field. It is only 15 minutes walk from town, the river is literally 5 minutes walk over the bridge. This is a hidden gem, and as much as I love for it to remain hidden from those who wrote stupid reviews and complained about petty things, but I like to see it busier, because I want these guys to be able to thrive so I can come back here again. ♥️ 💖 ❤️. At the moment I am sitting in the sunshine and sipping my morning coffee and loving this place.”
Address: 3388 Cessford Rd, Courtenay, BC V9J 1R6, Canada
“Built on an abandoned rail bed this is a flat, easy walking trail. Good signage is provided, both for directions and for history. Much of the trail passes by small farms so you may see various animals and/or farm work in progress. For the most part this is an out and back trail system, however it is possible to walk one section of it as a loop, which should take about 3 hours.”
Address: 4751-4771 Condensory Rd, Courtenay, BC V9J 1R6, Canada
Address: Piercy Rd, Comox Valley, BC V9J 1P2, Canada
Address: 4685 Headquarters Rd, Courtenay, BC V9N 9H4, Canada
“2 of the best business' owners I know they work with any one. I have been in and out as life changes for me and they always find a way to fit me in I have been here like 20 times in 26 years in my life to live here. On top of that they do well with my mother who struggles with socialization and they always find a way to make it work out. She can be hard to work with when angry but they find a way. The residents will go the extra mile to help u out just give them a chance. Don't let looks of old rv make u feel different the locals recycle, reuse and repair anything a example of close community's. Just remember to drive slow because dust is a issue on everything and children play lots. Resident much appreciate it. Who knows maybe u will make a friend for life here.”
Address: Cumberland, BC V0R 1S0, Canada
“Nice place for a quick stop, but be forewarned: if you are here and see a young kid with a stick and a bandana, you have to take it from him. He has been sprinkling No-No dust all over the park visitors and sending them to dark places. He goes by the name of Quill and is faster than a jack rabbit to be chased by an even faster jack rabbit. The boy has beautiful, awkward marine eyes that lure you into his nightmare. He appears kind and gentle, but I assure you, he is the farthest thing from it. If he does encapsulate you into his rotten little world, hold on tight; you are in for a long night, and once you return to reality, things may not be the same. Be weary, intrepid travellers.”
Address: 8914 Clarkson Ave, Black Creek, BC V9J 1B1, Canada
“Great place to stay, clean and friendly, the cabins are so nice and its so close to the beach. The owners are so helpful, laundry on site, keep the place tip top. At night when the sun sets, the sky is just amazing for star gazing, walk down to the beach and meet some locals or other travelers, have a fire and listen to the waves roll up the beach. When the tide is out, walk river to river along the shore and hunt for shells and other treasures.”
Address: 2361 Kilpatrick Ave, Courtenay, BC V9N 7Z3, Canada
“Playground needs updating. My little one can’t climb up herself due to lack of handholds. Slide is metal and slow. Swings are just fine.”
Address: 8958 Clarkson Ave, Black Creek, BC V9J 1B2, Canada
“Stayed here in our RV for a couple of weeks each year for the last four summers. Waterfront resort, quiet location, fantastic beach. George, Derek and Brittany are all amazing hosts! We love this resort.”
Address: Seaman Rd, Black Creek, BC V9J 1B1, Canada
“Vary good beach, limited parking, go there early to parking your car”
Address: 1481 Larkin Rd, Black Creek, BC V9J 1G2, Canada
“My partner and I had the privilege of staying here during our winter break, and wow aren't we glad we did! We got so much more than we bargained for. Between the enchanting sauna and lake access, the beautiful (and challenging) disc golf course, and the freedom to roam around the farm, we ended up having a wonderful getaway. The rural setting is relaxing and quiet. The guesthouse had lots of room for living, a well equipped kitchen, and a very cute and comfortable loft for sleeping. Will be back for sure! Thank you!”
Address: Muir Rd, Courtenay, BC V9N 4B6, Canada
“A good park with a basketball net, a playground for children with swings. It has 3 disc golf holes set up in the open field. It also has trails in the woods around the park, leading to pedestrian ways to walk through the subdivisions . One of the trails leads to a pond where a family of ducks lives and are used to human interaction as many people feed them.”
Address: 1651 Dingwall Rd, Courtenay, BC V9N 3S8, Canada
“Small out-of-the-way playground. In a forest setting. Worth the trip for our grandsons who are 5 and 7.”
Address: 1661 10 St E, Courtenay, BC V9N 7L3, Canada
“Very cute little playground surrounded by trees. The park also offers a half court and picnic table.”
Address: Courtenay Riverway Heritage Walk, Courtenay, BC V9N 3S3, Canada
“Very cute park. Kids loved the structures and the story trail.”
Address: 2748 Keswick Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R 1S0, Canada
Address: Cumberland, BC V0R 1S0, Canada
“It's OK, a small community park kind of place, for a change of environment you can visit otherwisenot somethingyou want to go everyday. one thing we experienced twice is the direction of wind, it hits you so bad even in full sun that you can't take full advantage and rush back within five minutes”
Address: Venture Road, northwest of, Huband Rd, Comox Valley, BC V9J 1L8, Canada
“Nice”
Address: 730 Lancaster Way, Comox, BC V9M 4J3, Canada
“Nice little park in a quiet neighbourhood with a playground and a duck pond. There are also walking trails so you can extend your walk if you like.”
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