Copeland Islands Marine Provincial Park — Park in Lund

Reviews of Copeland Islands Marine Provincial Park

• Thomas

  Added 2015.10.05

  A good anchorage in relatively settled conditions
• Lucas

  Added 2015.03.07

  There are two pit toilets, one on the northern most island, on top of the south bluff. The other one is in the woods from the middle island where boaters moor in Thulin Passage. No water, bring your own.
• Emily

  Added 2015.03.04

  What a pretty spot to tie up for the night
• Bryan

  Added 2014.10.19

  We've been coming to the Lund area for many years. Lund is the end (or beginning) of Highway 101. We stay at Okeover Provincial Park, tie our 13' inflatable Achilles with 15 hp outboard, and then take day trips into the islands.
• Cody

  Added 2013.12.19

  The islands are small, close together, rocky, and not too many easy places to come ashore. Great kayaking area working one's way through the passages and if any winds, one can keep on the leeward sides. The crossing from Lund marina to the southern most island is about a mile or so, and at times can be choppy, but once into the islands, usually calm. The northern most island is about 4.5 miles from Lund up the Thulin Passage, the route taken by boaters heading further into Desolation Sound.