Campbell River Lodge by Riverside

Campbell River Lodge by Riverside has a riverfront setting in Campbell River.

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Campbell River Lodge by Riverside is a lodge-style hotel at 1760 Island Highway in Campbell River, BC. The building is tied to an older log-lodge character: the main building and four cabins were built with logs from the Iron River area, and the lodge was constructed in the 1940s in the style of early Hudson’s Bay Company trading posts.

A room detail confirmed for this property is a hotel room with two beds and a table. The stay also includes outdoor space, with a spacious balcony, a garden, and a terrace with outdoor furniture, so the room experience is not limited to sleeping space only.

The practical side of the stay is strongest for travelers arriving with vehicles or outdoor gear. Campbell River Lodge by Riverside has large-vehicle parking and boat and trailer parking on the property, which makes the lodge easier to use for road trips, fishing travel, or a stop on Vancouver Island where parking space matters.

The property also has Goose & Gander Restaurant on site, plus a beer and wine store beside the lodge. These are useful in-building and next-door conveniences rather than reasons to plan a full city itinerary around the hotel.

For location, the lodge is a short drive from downtown Campbell River, Discovery Harbour, and the airport. The main reason to choose it is the riverside setting combined with practical parking and simple lodge-style accommodation in Campbell River.

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