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| Breakers Beachfront Resort | [ Guest House ] |
Address: 8940 Clarkson Dr
Town: Black Creek
Province: British Columbia
Zip: V9J 1J8
Telephone: 250-337-5411
Toll Free: 877-302-2266 Fax: 250-337-5411 E-Mail:  More Info:
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| A year-round vacation paradise! For generations, families have returned to the Breakers Resort for the combination of exceptional customer service, breathtaking surroundings, easy access from major centers, and countless options for activities and entertainment. Visitors can swim, suntan on the beach, experience a winter storm beside a warm wood fire, partake in an impressive variety of activities, or simply relax and enjoy the peace and tranquilty. The Breakers Resort is an ideal family vacation destination. | |
| Seaview Game Farm | [ Guest House ] |
Contact Name: Megan Lane Address: 1392 Seaview Road
Town: Black Creek
Province: British Columbia
Zip: V9J 1J7
Telephone: 250 337 5182
Fax: 250 337 5231 E-Mail: More Info:
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| Welcome to Seaview Game Farm, Vancouver Island, BC Seaview Game Farm is a slice of oceanfront paradise in Miracle Beach (between Courtenay and Campbell River) on the gorgeous East coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Seaview is a working farm and operates the largest fallow deer farm on Vancouver Island complete with an On-site Farmers Market shop selling venison (deer meat), venison products, vegetables and fruit. Seaview Farm is also a Vancouver Island vacation destination with farm tours and holiday accommodation including Yurts (yes, yurts!) and a fully furnished suite for rent. | |
| Taylor's Sandy Beach Resort | [ Guest House ] |
Contact Name: Douglas Taylor Address: 8946 Clarkson Drive
Town: Black Creek
Province: British Columbia
Zip: V9J 1J8
Telephone: 250 337?5547
Toll Free: 1-888-201-5547 Fax: 250 337-5539 E-Mail: More Info:
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| We have a great resort, suitable for the whole family, or a quiet getaway to the ocean for two. We are centrally located on a beautiful hard packed sandy beach on the east coast of Vancouver Island, between Courtenay/Comox and Campbell River the Salmon Capital of the World. | |