Page's Resort & Marina

Beautiful location however there is no shelter or shade and it rained the whole time we were there so it was difficult to relax. Also, you have to pay for hot water at the shower which seemed a bit strange seeing as the cost of this camp site is quite steep.

Rooms have ZERO sound proofing + T.V's are on bedroom walls; As a result, we did not get more than 2 hrs. sleep, because we were kept up half the night from sounds/noise of neighbouring suites, to be woken up prematurely once we finally were able to get to sleep; then had to be out for checkout. The owners did refund, but that didn't compensate for exhaustion from no sleep, resulting in ruined enjoyment of the trip. I see their room prices have gone up even higher - very overpriced for a motel with no sound proofing! If the neighbouring suites are rented, you will hear everything, including foot steps. as though they are in the same room with you.

10/10 would stay there again. Friendly staff and beautiful view.The best part is that they are dog friendly and when we got in there was a doggie bowl, blanket, poop bags, but most importantly that had complementary treats.I would go out of my way to stay there again.Also Morgan the doggo is super sweet and so soft.

Couldn't ask for a more beautiful and well-kept spot! Great internet and wifi.

From a cruising sailor's perspective, Page's Resort provides a great refuge from big seas in the Strait of Georgia and a great spot to stage before crossing to Howe Sound. We enjoyed taking a bus into the other side of the island for grocery shopping, dining, and hiking. It's also nice that Page's Resort is stocked up with provisioning essentials if there's something needed that's not worth taking a bus across the island.

Reciprocal moorage available, gracious staff, small store with many basics, even let us use the well maintained grill for dinner. Short walk to delightful Sunday farmer's market.

Visisted for a bite to eat.. nice and friendly

A great campground and beautiful place with wonderful service and a couple friendly yellow labs that will greet you at the store.

It's a beautiful area and the facilities are kept clean. You can rent kayaks, refill your boat at the Marina, and many other things (I'd visit their website for the full list).It's a must go place for anyone who loves the water and/or nature. During the months of July and August there is the most Sun -- their dry season -- so definitely wear sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat, and pack plenty of water (the sun reflects off the water too.)People are very friendly and love to tell you about the island and surrounding areas.There is also a small bookshop attached to the Marina office where you can also find some guide books and history about the island. (On the date of this writing it was under renovation, so I would ask at the counter.)

Only about a 20 min drive from the ferry.My camping spot was fantastic.The staff. Lucas, Chloe and Kolby are friendly and helpful. Thx Kayaking was awesome Great little store