Sechelt Inlets Marine Provincial Park

Kayaking in snake bay and around Carlson point

Beautiful but bring bear bells and another way for cooking as it's a complete fire ban on the coast

Nice

Tzoonie Narrows Marine Park - At 200 acres (80 hectares) it is the largest park in Sechelt Inlet, encompassing both sides of Narrows Inlet. The park is the site of Tzoonie Narrows, an 80 foot (25 meter) wide tidal channel into the upper portion of Narrows Inlet.

Remains of a 1970’s commune and remnants of logging equipment from the 1930’s lie in the bush around the park. There is also archaeological evidence that the area was well used by the shíshálh’s (Sechelt). On the north side of the park are the ruins of an old homestead where we found apple and plum trees along with grape vines.

There is one fire pit, one pit toilet and room for 15 tents on the more developed south side of the park. A fairly abundant creek supplies water that can be used for cooking. Boat anchorage is best between the shore and a tidal islet at the most easterly end of the park.

The scenery is spectacular with the mountains on the north side rising over 4,600 feet (1400 meters) from the waters edge. A mountain backing the south side of the park measures 3,200 feet (1000 meters). It is a beautiful area to explore by kayak.