knight Inlet lodge

Knight Inlet Lodge is pleased to announce that our new lodge opened for the 2013 season as scheduled on May 25 Th. We are happy to report that the final leg of the move from Campbell River to Glendale Cove  at the beginning of May went very smoothly with only a minor delay due to weather. From there it was a matter of anchoring the lodge in place, hooking up power and water and the 1001 details that it takes to get a lodge ready for the season. We had hoped to have photos to share with everyone prior to now but the end of May turned wet making aerial photography a challenge. It wasn't until the 2 nd. of June that we finally got a sunny day.

The goal of the lodge owners Dean & Kathy Wyatt was to try and stay true to the look and feel of our original lodge wherever possible. As you can see from the aerial photo it does look amazingly similar to the original. We are happy to report that the new facility has many improvements that will help to lower our environmental footprint.

Knight Inlet Lodge guest room

All 16 guest rooms have been renovated with new paint, bedding and furniture. Every room has a private washroom with shower. Local alder hardwood furniture is featured in our guest rooms.

Knight Inlet Lodge dining room

Our large dining room features locally made alder hardwood tables. With separate comfortable seating for guests to sit and visit the dining room is sure to be a popular spot for guests to gather.

The bear watching at this time of year is by small boat or kayak with some excellent viewing happening right now. Spring is a very beautiful time to visit the lodge and is one of the best times for seeing  grizzlies in the Glendale Cove estuary.

It is hard to believe that it is only a little over 8 months since we lost the lodge on September 25 th. The hard work and dedication of many people has gone into getting us back up and running on time.

Everyone at Knight Inlet Lodge would like to acknowledge the many people that lent a hand after the fire and in the  following months. There are many stories to tell around the lodges rebirth but for now all we can say is...

THANK YOU!