It's beach front and a short cycling/running distance away from Miracle Beach. Modest facilities…read morebut what a nice spot to RV on the East Coast of Vancouver Island!

I recently spend 2 nights here attending my nieces wedding. I found the desk staff to be very…read morecourteous and helpful. The fan in my room was working but making a lot of noise so they immediately switched it out for a quiet one. Everything was very clean and the only added bonus would have been if there was AC as I was there during a heatwave so it was very, very warm in the room at times. Some of the facilities were closed but it has a wonderful back where you can sit near a fire, walk a maze and go into the water. Sitting there in the swing watching the sunset was amazing. I recommend taking a look around the area at all the wooden carvings, there are a lot of them!

We had a family wedding on our backyard this past weekend and some of the out of town guests stayed…read moreat this place. Everyone of these guests commented on the underwhelming service and rudeness of the staff. I would not recommend this place. This was definitely my last choice to recommend for guests based on past interaction but unfortunately the Oyster Bay Resort cottages refused to accommodate us with out of town guests only wanting to spend one night. Their policy was two night minimum so they lost out on likely 8-10 cottage bookings

The place is wonderfully situated and the cabins are pretty unique. Older but clean. However, no…read moreinstructions on how to use the heater (frustrating) or the TV (the remote didn't seem to work. Oh well ...). Very overpriced for the one night we stayed. I should have just added an extra night to my accommodation in Campbell River.

Very disappointed in the policy of this business of not allowing people to hook for only one night…read more They lost out on a lot of cottage rentals this past weekend (June 11/22). We live approx 300m north of this place and hosted our sons wedding in our back yard. I noticed that they were less than half full and stayed that way based on a bad policy.

Oh my -website pictures are certainly deceiving. Office staff was friendly enough upon check in…read more Drove to our assigned site ....and kept on driving! Sites have no redeeming features except hookups. Might be ok if amenities are more important to you ( pool, moorage, activities for the kiddos) than being packed in like sardines. We're are a small rv and it would have been a tight squeeze between neighbors on 3 sides.

First the good: The resort is clean and, in theory, has a good view. The showers and laundry…read moreareas are also clean. The spaces are very small, but manageable. Now for he problems. The owner is totally irrational and has OCD. Let's say you have an RV with a nice view out the rear window. You will back into your ocean-facing space, correct? Nope. The owner REQUIRES you to pull in face-forward on ocean-facing spaces. Hookups on the wrong side? Tough luck. Reason: the owner thinks it 'looks better.' Translation: the owner's misguided notions of aesthetics trumps the customers' needs. The owner will dictate exactly which direction your RV must face, regardless of your needs. The staff obviously hates telling you this, but they apologetically do. In This row, RVs must pull in forward. In THIS row, they must back in. All because he thinks it looks better. You will never visit a location ANYWHERE with more 'nanny' signs. Do this, don't do that. Let's say you have a medical marijuana card and your physician has suggested this therapy for your problem. Tough luck. The owner's obsessive pickiness is more important than your medical needs. No recreational or medical cannabis allowed. I definitely understand (but disagree with) the banning of recreational marijuana. But medical? Is the owner a physician? No idea. But his prejudices again trump any needs you might have. Alcohol is fine, however. Personally, if I owned an RV resort, I'd way prefer stoners to drunks, but that's just me. Don't know if this is good or bad but the level of oversight by the owner and staff is nothing short of astounding. I enjoyed the place, but longed for the view I might have had if the owner had been a reasonable person.

This campground used to have quite the atmosphere back in the 80s-90s. It was was full of Americans…read morethat had come up to fish for Salmon, all with CB handles like "The Mayor", "Silver Fox", "Wounded Knee", "Salty Dog", "Cracker Jack", "Big Dud", "Wounded Knee" with the occasional Canadian "Prairie Rattler". It was always well kept and tidy with laundry and shower facilities. Across the highway there were numerous boats sitting on logs that were lifted in and out of the water with a seasoned forklift(gone for some time now). Last time I was in the area I drove through the campground and it was just like going back in time, mostly everything looked untouched and still in great shape. It's a shame that the Salmon fishing atmosphere is long since gone and the campground has no website to promote themselves. I would stay there in a heartbeat if the boat launch facilities were restored. Darren Bender Medicine Hat, AB

Our weekend at Passages Resort left us feeling exhausted and victimized. Customer service is…read morenon-existent and cleanliness is something that seems to escape the management of Passages Resort in Black Creek, Canada. What we were told we could expect and what the reality was, were appalling. Our family will NEVER recommend Passages Resort to anyone.