Camping & Hiking · Scenic Views · British Columbia
Naikoon Provincial Park
A large provincial park on Haida Gwaii's Graham Island, with wide sandy beaches, coastal rainforest, the Tow Hill boardwalk and blowhole, and a campground at Misty Meadows.
What visitors say
Naikoon Provincial Park covers a big stretch of northeast Graham Island, from around Tlell up to Tow Hill near Masset. Visitors talk first about the beaches: wide and open, mostly smooth sand, with Agate Beach covered in small stones instead. Coastal rainforest and many hiking trails fill in the rest.
Tow Hill is the best-known walk. A wooden boardwalk climbs to a view back toward Agate Beach, and a short walk of about a kilometre leads to the blowhole, which reviewers say is at its best as the tide comes in. The weathered rocks around it hold tide pools full of sea life.
One reviewer recommends the provincial campground at Misty Meadows. Facilities are described as clean but basic.
Time your visit to the tides if you want to see the blowhole working, and expect wind on the exposed coast.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 103 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Naikoon Provincial Park directly.