Overview
The magnificent Cowichan coastline and its many surrounding islets, harbours, secluded bays (and lakes) are dotted with dozens of well-provisioned places to tie up, refresh and refuel – both you and your craft. Many marinas have pubs and fine dining restaurants, which have become destinations for both boaters and the public at large.
If you’re coming to Cowichan to get your fix of fishing, you won’t be disappointed. The region is internationally renowned for its fly fishing, but the saltwater and lake fishing are outstanding too.
Bamberton Provincial Park
Learn moreThe inviting water and the 225 metre long sandy beach have made Bamberton Park an ideal spot for visitors.
Cowichan River Provincial Park
Learn moreCamp, hike, fish, and paddle at the Cowichan River Park located along a designated heritage river.
Gordon Bay Provincial Park
Learn moreFor a great family camping vacation, head to Gordon Bay Park, located on the shores of Lake Cowichan.
Koksilah River Provincial Park
Learn moreKoksilah River Park is located west of Shawnigan Lake on Southern Vancouver Island.
Ladysmith Marina
Learn moreStart your voyage smoothly at Ladysmith Marina, welcoming both annual and visiting moorage.
Maple Bay Marina
Learn moreThe ideal moorage location, superbly sheltered on Vancouver Island in the heart of the world famous Gulf Islands.
Mill Bay Marina
Learn moreState of the art floating breakwater provides safe, long term moorage for marina guests.
Mill Bay Marina Tall Ship Tours
Learn moreStep aboard Providence, an 80’ historical tall ship for a calm cruise on the ocean.
Mill Bay Marina Wine Tours
Learn moreJoin us for a boat tour to Saturna Island for a unique culinary experience and wine tasting.
Osborne Bay Regional Park
Learn moreHome to calm waters, pebble beaches and ample fishing, located in the community of Crofton.
Raven Point Inn & Marina
Learn moreOffering spectacular sailing and luxury accommodations amongst breathtaking vistas in Ladysmith.
Roberts Memorial Provincial Park
Learn moreSmall park overlooking scenic Stewart Channel and is an ideal spot for a quiet afternoon picnic.
Explore
Along with the authentic Indigenous culture Cowichan offers, check out what other quirky and unexpected things there are.
Explore Cowichan