Very nice course. We only did the front nine Weather was…read morecold and wet. The lady in the Tee So was very friendly and welcoming She gave us the twlight rate. So, 3 of us, and one or carry cashed to $80. Nice variety, quite scenic. Clubhouse is nice too

Great little golf course. Perfect for beginners. Several par 3's and easy to walk. Driving range is…read moredecent with convenient coin op. Restaurant is also very good. Great views off the deck

Came here to play 18 holes on a Wed afternoon and really happy we did. We arrive 30 mins early and…read morewas able to Tee off as there was no one in front and all afternoon there was no one behind us, so had a very relaxing game. Very nice course and well maintained.

Challenging golf course mixed with a beautiful course. Watch the water and the ditch. Clubhouse…read moreoffers great food and service.

Terrible, disappointing, staff is totally untrained! We booked a two night stay, and tee times, 2…read moremonths in advance! Check in was fine, they confirm our Tee times for the next day! It was not until later, when I stop by the Pro Shop to ask about the practice facility, when I was asked, when are you playing! I stated Friday, (tomorrow) at 1:09, he said "no you are not! course is closed for a tournament!". I said we confirmed one hour ago! He responsed again the course is closed! well have to try and get you another day, that's it! Return to the front desk, they stated it shows our Tee time, but the Pro shop has the final say! They would look into it! Checked out the next morning with still no response. We cancelled the addition night( hopefully get it refunded). We left! TERRIBLE! Had two months to get a hold of us, we certainly would have adjusted our dates. Thanks for making a mess of my sposes birthday get away!

So far, so good. Nice big Villa 204. Park right in front of the door. No hallway, no elevator…read more Super comfortable beds. Big bathroom. Nice Tub. Fast wifi. Beautiful grounds. Good location. Will check out the course tomorrow A lot nicer than just a girl room and good value too

Saratoga Beach just reopened and the course is really nice! I'm new to golf, so I wasn't looking…read morefor a championship course, just a nice relaxed afternoon. The staff were super friendly - green fees were under $20 for 9 holes, and the driving range was an added bonus (only $3 for a bucket!) I'll be heading back the next sunny day - with kids to hit a few buckets. Manager told me he is hoping to have a kids golf "Academy" soon. Limited supply of rental clubs, so bring your own if you have them. There is a nice patio, and BBQ facilities available, but no kitchen yet (just soft drinks, chips etc...) Manager said there will be beer and wine available soon. Really close to Saratoga Beach and the wonderful Oyster River trails. There were only a few golfers out, even though it was a really nice afternoon. Possibly no one knows this course has opened up - so enjoy having a "private" course while you can - once word gets out I'm sure it will get a lot busier.

Went for their Wednesday night wings and was blown away! The…read moreplace was packed when I got there, so I sat outside on the patio. An amazing view of the golf course! Wings were on for $.50 which is a little more than I'm use to paying for a wing night, but it's on par for the island. I tried three different flavors, honey garlic, salt and pepper, and cajun. The honey garlic and cajun blew me away. Some of the better wings I've ever had. The salt and pepper were well done, but were standard. They earned their 5 stars with the wings though, well breaded (maybe a tad bit more than I like, but that's personal preference and not a flaw), and they were big wings! Full sized wings even, not the cheap ones you usually get! Wow. Can't wait to come back here.

Played Eaglecrest while staying in Qualicum Beach for the night. As far as golf courses go it was…read morein fair condition. Fairways were dry but the greeens rolled true. Not overly challenging but for some reason expected more. However, I thought the price was right and the staff was very helpful.

The main drone footage of the Wickaninish Inn sold us on wanting to travel from Denver to Tofino to…read morespend Christmas holidays on Vancouver Island. We wanted to be right on the cliff overlooking crashing winter storm waves! We tried to make plans in 2024 for their offered 4-day Christmas special (room, tree in room, ornaments for tree in room, breakfasts and Christmas Day dinner) but by mid 2024 the rooms for that time period were booked. Waited to early 2025 this time and were excited to get into a fantastic Deluxe room king size bed on the third floor of the Pointe Building. So, where to begin with all the many amenities, attentive staff and management interactions! Room was a very clean rustic appeal and looked right over surf below. Meals in the circular area were all fantastic choices, the drinks enjoyable. They provided water waders and raincoats so we were able to walk on the beach next to the Inn and that was an amazing experience for us. Huge wide beach that went on for miles. Sand was hard-packed so really no issue of getting stuck. Our weather was accommodating so not much rain and great walking time. But when not traveling a bit along the coast the room was a great respite and relaxing experience. While winter is normally a rougher time to travel to Tofino, I can imagine it is wonderful to go there in the other seasons as well. Next visit perhaps Autumn!

We had a reservation for 3 nights and were unable to keep it due to inclement weather. Our flight…read morefrom Vancouver was canceled and the ferry was also canceled. The Inn's ironclad no refund policy allows no room for Mother Nature and totally unpreventable situations. I was told I had to forfeit the cost of the room for 3 nights :( I cannot recommend this Inn or its cancellation policy.

Barbara M., please start playing mini golf since this very easy course is too challenging for you…read more This is one of the very friendliest Courses around here, similar to Arrowsmith. The restaurant is highly recommended as well, just a great experience!

excellent customer service great gol course. always accommodating. No problems with getting tee…read moretimes or in a few cases changing the tee time prices are right on par.

This may just be the best place on earth. It definitely is when you luck into a sunny day. Lots of…read morecampgrounds on the west coast are privately owned and only exist to milk the tourists of cash by cramming as many people as possible into tight sites. Green Point is the exact opposite. It has spacious, private sites, well maintained facilities, friendly staff, and is centrally located for exploring one of the most scenic and beautiful parks in Canada. But really, the reason to go to Green Point is its proximity to Long Beach. Long Beach is the Omega Beach, the template from which all other beaches were wrought. A ~15 kilometer long crescent of fine white sand that faces the open Pacific, Long Beach is perfection. Surf, skimboard, make sand castles, run with your dog, watch the sunset, build towering beach fires, and enjoy a completely unimpeded view of the stars at night (at least in the summer, when it doesn't rain as much). Even when it rains, it's easy to take solace in being in one of the world's few temperate rainforests. No services, RV accessible, ~$25 per night per site. Book as early as possible because the place is always full all summer long. Reservations open for the year on March 21st.

If I were looking to book a vehicle accessible campsite at Green Point Campground I would try to…read moreget a high numbered site (say #67 or higher) on the outside (i.e. ocean side) of the loop road. These sites are the furthest from the highway (especially the higher numbered sites) and the closet to the ocean (but expect very limited/no water views). In contrast, I would try to avoid sites #32-#60, especially those on the outside of the loop road, because of their proximity to the highway. Other than those two suggestions, most of the sites seem similar in terms of privacy (decent) and size (fairly large), although there is of course some variation. With regards to the walk-in sites, we stayed in #11 and I thought that was a good choice, although it wasn't anything special. The walk-in sites are on the small side and some are close together, such as W13 and W12. W10 and W11 stand out only because they're on a tiny spur trail and therefore have less foot traffic passing by. W10 has a hint of a view, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. Overall I was a bit disappointed with the Green Point Campground. Apart from it's proximity to a cool beach it's a pretty standard campground. I didn't notice any campsites with a good view or especially nice setting, and some of the vehicle sites are practically on top of the highway. In the walk-in area they've established a number of "equipped" campsites, which means they come with a tent already set up (on a tent pad) and some other equipment, all for triple the price. Oddly, even though the campground was supposedly full every night we were there, these sites appeared to go unused. That's a shame. On the plus side, the facilities in the vehicle accessible area are new and quite nice, and the group campsite has a great setting in the forest. I don't value either of those things too highly, but they are positives. Finally, Pacific Rim National Park entrance fees* are in addition to camping fees. This is pretty standard for national parks and is something to keep in mind when planning your trip. When you add the entrance fees to the camping fees some of the private campgrounds in the Tofino area might pencil out a better deal. Of course this assumes you wouldn't pay the entrance fee if you weren't camping there and many visitors to the area still pay the fee. Frankly, while Long Beach is pretty, I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to see it again in the future. There are plenty of cool beaches in the area outside of the park that are free. *Canada's National Parks are set to have free admission for all of 2017 to celebrate the country's 150th birthday.