British Columbia is Cusheon Lake Resort, perfectly nestled on a four-acre private peninsula of lush wooded scenery, overlooking Cusheon Lake. Located on Salt Spring Island, off the coast of beautiful British Columbia, this enchanting property offers tranquility and an escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
The resort is easily accessible from Vancouver, Seattle, and Victoria, and a special thoroughfare service is available for visitors from Vancouver. This breathtaking location is only 10 km from Ganges Water and close to Ruckle Provincial Park, which is known for its stunning beauty and abundant wildlife. Explore the rich history of Burgoyne Bay, also known as Xwaaqw'um, and gaze upon the beautiful 13-moon calendar sign created by local artist and author Briony Penn, depicting the seasonal rhythms on one of the oldest and richest First Nations sites in the Gulf Islands.
Rooms at the resort boast exquisite log cabin accommodations with wood-burning fireplaces, one or two bedrooms, and cedar chalets featuring large decks, a main floor bedroom, and single beds in the loft. Each cabin and chalet is positioned strategically, offering a direct view facing the serene lake, adding to the appeal of this idyllic retreat.
Dining options are only a 10-minute drive away in the main town of Ganges, offering a variety of restaurants, grocery stores, and local eateries. For a unique dining experience, visit The Treehouse Café, known for its lively atmosphere and live music during the summer months, or explore the delicious offerings at the Saturday Market with precautionary safety protocols in place.
Guests can indulge in various activities and services provided at Cusheon Lake Resort, such as fishing from the two docks, trolling or casting on the lake using the available canoes, or taking a half-day kayaking trip from Ganges Harbour to the picturesque Chocolate Beach. The peaceful, quiet, and relaxing atmosphere allows guests to connect with friends, family, and nature.
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