Agate Beach Campground
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Agate Beach Campground

Skeena-Queen Charlotte · BC

Source: OpenStreetMap — Canadian campsites · imported Aug 17, 2026

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Where it is

Skeena-Queen Charlotte, BC

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The essentials

Key campground facts

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Price

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Type

Campground

Camping status

Unknown

Land manager

Old Massett Village Council

Sites

39 sites (stated by the source)

Facility phone

+1-250-626-3337

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Where it is

Location

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Province / territory

BC

County

Skeena-Queen Charlotte

Elevation

30 ft

Coordinates

54.07110, -131.81254

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Published record details

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Cabins

1

Campsites stated by the park

30 sites

Park size

69071 ha

Year established

1973

Official park name

Naikoon Park

Park phone

+1-250-626-3337

Current notices from the source

Closure of White Creek trail due to sinkholes — White Creek trail is closed due to seasonal flooding. Sinkholes have been discovered which pose a hazard to visitor safety. The trail is closed until the danger is assessed and resolved.

Campgrounds in this park

  • Agate Beach Campground
  • Misty Meadows Campground
  • Misty Meadows Groupsite

Activities the source lists

  • Hiking
  • Canoeing
  • Swimming
  • Fishing
  • Pets on leash
  • Cycling
  • Hunting
  • Windsurfing

Facilities as published

  • This park has pit toilets, no flush toilets.
  • Potable water is available in park campgrounds and at the parks headquarters in Tlell. Hikers are advised to carry plenty of drinking water and must treat surface water due to risk of water-borne illness.
  • An accessible beach mat (mobi-mat) is available in the summer months to support beach access. Accessibility information is available for these areas of the park: Agate Beach Mayer Lake Misty Meadows Tlell River Tow Hill
  • There is a rustic boat launch at the Mayer Lake day-use area. It is suitable for launching canoes, kayaks, and small boats.
  • Campfires are allowed and campfire rings are provided at each campsite. We encourage visitors to conserve wood and protect the environment by minimizing the use of fire and using campstoves instead. Always ensure that fires are completely extinguished when they will be untended. Firewood can be purchased in the park or you may bring your own wood. Fees for firewood are set locally and may vary from park to park. To preserve vegetation and ground cover, please don’t gather firewood from the area around your campsite or elsewhere in the park (this is a ticketable offence under the Park Act) . Dead wood is an important habitat element for many plants and animals and it adds organic matter to the soil.
  • Naikoon Park has wheelchair-accessible picnic facilities in the day-use areas at: Agate Beach Campground Mayer Lake Misty Meadows Campground Tow Hill

Camping information as published

  • There is a Haida long house-style cabin along East Beach at Cape Fife with four rustic bunks and a woodstove. A rustic cabin with wood stove and sleeping bunks is at Cape Ball. These cabins are available on a first come basis and not reservable, so bring a tent as a backup. These cabins are user-maintained.
  • Wilderness camping is allowed, but no facilities are provided.
  • At Naikoon Park there are two vehicle accessible campgrounds, Agate Beach, and Misty Meadows. Agate Beach has 30 campsites, and Misty Meadows has 32 campsites. This park offers campsites on a first come, first served basis. Reservations are not accepted. As in most BC Parks, the maximum stay permitted is 14 days per calendar year. Frontcountry camping fees (per party) Peak season rate $18 per night Shoulder season rate $18 per night $9 per night (B.C. seniors' rate) Non-resident fee $20 per stay Additional fees apply for reservations. For more information on fees and on qualifying for different rates, visit the camping fees page.
  • There is group camping at Misty Meadows campground available on a first come, first served basis. There are 10, walk-in tent sites in a group formation with no RV/trailer spaces in the groupsite. Reservations are not accepted. Group camping fees Regular group rate (per night) $20 base fee $5 per adult (16+) minimum charge for 15 adults $1 per child (6-15) Free for children under 6 Youth group rate (per night) $1 per person $50 minimum, $150 maximum Free for children under 6 Non-resident fee $20 per group per stay Additional fees apply for reservations. For more information on fees and on qualifying for different rates, visit the camping fees page. For information on the youth group policy see the group camping page.

Amenities

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Wi-FiNo
Pets AllowedYes
Potable waterYes

Camping

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Developed campgroundBackcountryOther

Setting & surroundings

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Official park information

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Water

CanoeingFishingSwimming

Land & terrain

HikingHunting

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Activities

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HikingYes
Road bikingYes
HuntingYes
FishingYes
SwimmingYes
CanoeingYes

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Experience & practicality

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Experience

Published recreation and setting.

6.3/ 10

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Why

  • Hiking
  • Fishing
  • Kayaking / canoeing
  • Swimming
  • Hunting

Practicality

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—/ 10

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Why

  • Drinking water
  • Cost is published
  • Pets allowed

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Methodology nmr-score-3.0.0. Park-level activities feed Experience only; campsite facts feed Practicality only. Experience measures how much recreation and setting evidence is published; Practicality is the published positive share scaled by how much of the logistics catalogue has been documented, so a handful of positives can no longer read 10/10. Unknown is never treated as a no. Neither dimension is used to filter search results, and “Best” ordering ranks fully supported records above partially supported ones.

Overview

Why this place?

  • Campground.
  • Located in Skeena-Queen Charlotte, BC at 30 ft.
  • Source lists 6 recreation activities here.
  • No source publishes pricing for this location, so cost is unknown.

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Official imagery

Photo of the surrounding park — Naikoon Park, not this campgroundPacific blood star, native to the Pacific coast of North America, rests in a bed of surfgrass along the shores of Naikoon Park.BC Parks · BC Parks
Photo of the surrounding park — Naikoon Park, not this campgroundA Haida trail marker guiding visitors through the natural wonders of Naikoon Park.BC Parks · BC Parks
Photo of the surrounding park — Naikoon Park, not this campgroundA forest-covered cliff rises in the background of the pebbled shoreline at Agate Beach, Naikoon Park, creating a rugged and scenic coastal view.BC Parks · BC Parks
Photo of the surrounding park — Naikoon Park, not this campgroundA road through the dense west coast forest of Naikoon Park.BC Parks · BC Parks
Photo of the surrounding park — Naikoon Park, not this campgroundThe Blow Hole in Naikoon Park is an underground catapult of water surge channels carved through the coastline rocks.BC Parks · BC Parks
Photo of the surrounding park — Naikoon Park, not this campgroundNorth Beach at Naikoon Park stretches with glowing sandy shores, dotted with sea kelp, all framed by the majestic, forest-cloaked slopes of a solitary mountain.BC Parks · BC Parks
Photo of the surrounding park — Naikoon Park, not this campgroundTranquil waters weave through the lush heart of Naikoon Park, where the creek's gentle flow mirrors the serenity of the surrounding ancient forest.BC Parks · BC Parks
Photo of the surrounding park — Naikoon Park, not this campgroundThe Blow Hole at Naikoon Park sends powerful water surges skyward through rocky coastal channels, creating a striking display. The vibrant blue sky contrasts with the dramatic spray, enhancing the natural spectacle.BC Parks · BC Parks
Photo of the surrounding park — Naikoon Park, not this campgroundThe Blow Hole in Naikoon Park is an underground catapult of water surge channels carved through the coastline rocks.BC Parks · BC Parks
Photo of the surrounding park — Naikoon Park, not this campgroundAt Agate Beach, Naikoon Park, a silhouetted figure strolls along the shoreline at sunset, while the wet sand mirrors the vibrant evening sky.BC Parks · BC Parks
Photo of the surrounding park — Naikoon Park, not this campgroundA magenta sky from Agate Beach, Naikoon Park.BC Parks · BC Parks
Photo of the surrounding park — Naikoon Park, not this campgroundStroll along Agate Beach at sunset, where golden skies reflect off the wet sand—pure magic.BC Parks · BC Parks

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Source

OpenStreetMap — Canadian campsites

Last source update

Aug 18, 2026

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