about the cabins @ terrace beach
a locally owned and managed oceanfront and beachside vacation "resort - style" cabin accommodation located at terrace beach, west coast of vancouver island on the edge of the pacific ocean in ucluelet, b.c. canada
the cabins history
the original terrace Beach accommodation provider ®
since 1999, guest from all over the world have made the cabins home base on the west coast
who stays at the cabins and why?
the pacific rim draws tourists from all over the world, who come here to kayak, whale watch, hike, surf, comb the beaches, bird watch, fish, and generally enjoy the beauty of this incredible natural environment. come as group of friends to partake in outdoor activities, as families, for weddings, honeymoons or anniversaries, come from all corners of the earth, as explorers. our guest generally represent a demographic that are active, or not, appreciates the quiet, pristine natural setting, and care about the health of the environment.
our ocean front cabins, once known as the ROOTS Lodge are located right on terrace beach. our beach Side cabins are located just up from terrace beach on our 5 acre oceanfront property.
all trails and boardwalks that join the ocean front cabins, terrace beach, the gazebo on terrace beach, the boardwalks that join the wild pacific trail and he-tin-kis park trail, the boardwalk on top of the pilings where our surf lofts are located are all common area and for all our guest to enjoy.
the cabins provide our guests with an undisturbed private retreat from the outside world, and we brand ourselves as your HOMEbase on the West Coast ®.
"Resort - Style" Accommodations.
the area and our environment 
we are nestled on the edge of one of the worlds last remaining temperate rain forests, and the edge of the open pacific ocean, an area known as the pacific rim. our site sits near amphetrite point, the northern headland of the barkley sound and broken group islands, and not far from tofino. this area is home to a large variety of wildlife. (black bears, cougars, deer, bald eagles, whales, sea lions, sea otters and salmon to name a few) the coastal, intertidal, and marine environments in this area are some of the most bio-diverse in the world. Pacific Rim National Park offers 110 square miles of ancient coastal rain forest and wind-swept sandy beaches that seem to disappear off the horizon. Exploration around the west coast has been going on for over a century and the region is rich with history that stretches back thousands of years.
Terrace Beach is one of the most bio-diverse beaches on the west coast at low tide. Please leave all living creatures; starfish, anemones, crabs and plants at the beach to help us keep it that way.
