All-inclusive luxury tents, gourmet meals, guided adventures, remote rainforest
Bedwell River Valley, Alberni-Clayoquot C, BC V0R 2Z0, Canada Get directions
"A seasonal, off‑the‑grid lodge in pristine coastal wilderness west of Vancouver on traditional Ahousaht First Nations territory, it offers customizable all‑inclusive itineraries that pair wildlife viewing with adventurous options like canyoneering, heli trips, glacial immersions, archery, and horseback outings. Accommodation is glamping‑style in safari tents (including a two‑bedroom Hillside Family Tent with private deck and outdoor cedar shower); the property emphasizes immersive nature experiences and is open May–September with a minimum guest age of six." - Kathryn Romeyn
"A remote escape in British Columbia’s rainforest, accessible by seaplane or boat. Activities include kayaking with orcas, heli-hiking, and fishing. Nights offer gourmet feasts under the stars and tented suites." - Faye Bradley
"A seasonal resort on 600 acres where Bedwell Sound meets the Pacific Ocean, offering a unique blend of adventure and luxury with activities like heli-hiking, whale-watching, and horseback riding. It features 25 tented cabins without public Wi-Fi to encourage guests to connect with nature." - Jacqui Gifford Jacqui Gifford As the editor-in-chief of Travel + Leisure, Jacqui Gifford is always on the next plane. She constantly scouts for new hotels, shops, and restaurants to give readers the latest news and trends, a
"Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge, the only glamping hotel in the world to gain Three Keys." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Set in a remote rain forest on Vancouver Island, this luxury tented lodge offers a rugged-yet-refined wilderness experience with 25 raised tents along Clayoquot Sound, cozy Adirondack-style beds, wood-burning stoves, in-floor heating and en suite indoor/outdoor showers. The communal spaces emphasize a camplike atmosphere—huge stone fireplaces and a long wooden cookhouse—paired with restaurant presentation and linens befitting upscale dining, and activities include whale-watching, glacial plunges in the Bedwell River and exploring a 600-acre reserve on foot or horseback." - Nikki Bayley, Aislyn Greene
