We had a very pleasant experience checking out Coastal Black. The wine is amazing and the staff are…read moreincredibly nice. We also tried their cider which was so good too. We definitely recommend anyone in the area to check this neat winery out!

The sweet berry wines are so refreshing. I suggest getting a group and doing the tour. The dreamy…read moreowner gave us our tour and learning about berry wine is very interesting. Being on the farm was a homey feeling and they also offer food. This place would be ideal for taking friends from out of town. The wine tastings are sure to inspire a few purchases. The winery itself is a beautiful design. The front reminds me of a fairy tale with a large round door. The scenery is worth a visit. The tasting staff are friendly and warm and the wines sweet and cool. If you enjoy berry wines or wine in general try Coastal Black out. They also have annual functions if you look on the webpage. It is a family run local business so it is a great way to support local.

Walking up you are surround by 18 acres of incredibly beautiful grape vines! It was unbelievably…read morebeautiful! I instantly knew that I had to stay for a tasting. As soon as we walked into Beaufort Vineyard and Estate. Maddie greeted us. She was very warm and welcoming! As you walk in the door you can see the wines being made. Which, makes you want to dive right into a tasting. The whole place inside was rustic and cute! I loved everything about it! We were told that we could sit wherever we wanted. I chose to sit outside. Maddie, guided us throughout our tasting. She was super sweet and very knowledgeable! I really enjoyed talking with her throughout my tasting. She was unbelievably passionate about Beaufort Vineyard and Estate. She was able to answer all of my questions which impressed me! I enjoyed Ortega, Borealis, Pinot Noir Rosé, and the Foch Nouveau for my tasting. Which, was about 1oz pours. They were all unique one of a kind wines that were bright, light, and Summery! You could taste that they were small batch wines that were artfully crafted. The ambiance outside was sublime! We had a view of the island and of the beautiful vines! A truly unforgettable experience that I'll take with me for the rest of my life. I would suggest this wonderful experience to anyone and everyone! I will continue to share my experiences and will tell people to come here! Beaufort Vineyard and Estate is Vancouver Island's first Certified Organic vineyard. This beautiful Estate sits on 18 acres. They have 18 different varieties of grapes growing. Which, receive on average only 700 sunlight hours. They produce small batch, handcrafted wines. The cool, coastal climate produces bright, balanced, light bodied white wines and fruit forward light bodied reds. They are also, the Furthest North Estate on the island! You simply must experience it for yourself!

Went there today for first time ever, looking to buy about 10 cases of wine for my daughter's…read morewedding. The woman on staff saw me, but didn't even acknowledge me as I waited for her to greet me. When she finally did, she gave nasty attitude right from the get-go. I don't have to put up with that. I left without buying a thing. There's of other wineries around. I'll purchase from 40 Knotts instead.

The staff and owner are always welcoming...a casual place to go out...with great variety of…read moreentertainment

My boyfriend and I went here earlier today and had a great experience. Love the walk to the…read moreentrance with descriptions of native plants to Campbell River, Vancouver Island. Open the door pass the gift store you are greeted by friendly attendants. This was a great experience. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did. We took about an hour and a half while other people with kids took maybe 15 minutes (just a guess).

I like air planes. I like museums. I really like it when the two come together and the Comox Air…read moreForce Museum is a great example of just that. While the Comox museum may not rival the Smithsonian Air & Space museum, it does have an excellent collection of artifacts and exhibits that are well maintained and organized in a coherent and thoughtful manner. Admission is by donation, which makes the museum a cost-effective way to entertain your family while still learning about Canadian history. Along with the main exhibit hall, the museum maintains a heritage air park where you're able to get up close to vintage aircraft. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and even provided me with batteries for free when my camera unexpectedly died. I would have liked to spend more time at the museum however my girlfriend's enthusiasm for aviation history had worn out, and we had other Canada Day activities to take in.

Best smoked meat in town. Very underrated restaurant. Cause wow it was delicious!!!…read moreI would highly recommend giving it a try!

Service was decent but food was horrible. Table of five, all of the meat on each dish was inedible…read moreand tough. Burger was so overcooked and burnt. Pork was tough. Chicken overdone and hard and beef bites weee tough and fatty. Gravy absolutely terrible. Great atmosphere and good service. Used to have good pub food in the past but not anymore

They have an excellent selection of frames and were wonderful and patient with me selecting the…read morematting and frames for my art pieces. Very friendly and welcoming. Very pleased with the finished pieces.

This small museum is well worth a visit. Tucked away just off the main drag it could be easily…read moremissed but once you find this hidden gem there is so much to see. There are lots of great displays and the museum director, Lewis, is extremely knowledgeable and enthusiastic about each and every piece of history inside. He makes everything come alive! Great place to take out of town guests or for anyone interested in history. I definitely would recommend a visit :)