Tweedsmuir Park Lodge is nestled within Tweedsmuir Provincial Park, the largest protected park in British Columbia. 70 km's by road from the Bella Coola Harbour, the lodge is remotely situated on 60 acres of wilderness land.

Originally, the lodge was constructed in the early 1930's as a hunting and fishing destination. Then in 1952, it was rebuilt to accommodate larger groups. Tweedsmuir Park Lodge has always been known for its warm, family style environment, international cuisine and world-class fishing. The lodge property has been a Grizzly bear and wildlife sanctuary for many years.

Before the BC Ferries start running in mid June, you can arrive by air using our charter service provided by Pacific Coastal Airlines. You can drive or bicycle from Williams Lake on Hwy. 20 across the Plateau, traverse "THE HILL" down into the lush Valley. You may have the option to fly your own plane to the Bella Coola airport or land your private chartered helicopter on the meadow in front of the lodge.

Tweedsmuir Park Lodge has the most exquisite of views and is situated near the base of an 8,000-foot rock peak. You are only steps from the Rainbow Trout, Dolly Varden, King, Pink and Silver Salmon-filled Atnarko and Bella Coola rivers, which are both world renowned for fly-fishing. The deck of the lodge and all of the beautifully constructed chalets and cabins overlook a vast property where Grizzlies, Blacks and Cinnamon bears are often seen.