Overlooking the stunning ocean and mountain views, this luxurious home is situated at a peaceful street corner, with no through traffic, ensuring you a quiet and relaxing stay. this home provides the perfect ambiance for family gatherings and creates lasting memories. This entile suit only rents out its three rooms to one individual, family, or group and does not rent them separately or share the space with others. It is particularly suitable for couples or families on vacation, business travelers or workers, and groups of travelers who need short-term accommodation. Each of the bedrooms in this stunning home boasts incredible ocean and mountain views, allowing you to immerse yourself in the beauty of the surrounding environment. Equipped with a queen bed, large closet with a mirror, desk, and bed lamp with outlets and USB chargers, the bedrooms offer a comfortable and convenient space for remote work and schooling. The bathroom features a shower and bathtub, as well as a toilet, providing all the amenities you need for a comfortable stay. The kitchen is fully equipped with most appliances, dishes, and drink sets, making it easy to prepare meals at home. The backyard, which is mesh-fenced, provides a stunning view of the sea and wildlife, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of the outdoors in complete privacy. The living room serves as the heart of the home, featuring an electric fireplace, a large 55-inch TV, and a massage chair, making it the perfect place to relax and gather with family and friends. For your convenience, the home also includes a washer and dryer combo, allowing you to easily keep up with laundry during extended stays or group gatherings. Guests can access the ground floor of the home by taking the stairs, and a personalized six-digit code will be provided for entry. Please note that the pictures of the home were taken during a different season, but the house is continuously being improved to enhance your overall experience.

My husband, son, and I immigrated to Canada from China in 2005 and have been living and working in Calgary ever since. When we have free time, we enjoy traveling around the world and exploring new places. During the summer of 2021, we visited Campbell River and fell in love with the area. The stunning natural beauty, welcoming community, and endless outdoor activities captured our hearts, and we decided to make Campbell River our new home. In the fall of 2021, we relocated our family to this beautiful coastal town and have been enjoying everything it has to offer ever since. As new residents of Campbell River, we are excited to share our love for this area with others and welcome guests to our home. We are thrilled to have you stay with us and hope you will feel comfortable and at ease during your visit. As your host, we want to ensure that your trip is enjoyable and memorable, and we are always available to answer any questions you may have. Hosting guests is something we truly enjoy. We love meeting people from different parts of the world and learning about their cultures and backgrounds. It is a joy for us to share our home and provide a welcoming space for travelers to relax and unwind. In our free time, we enjoy exploring the local area and trying new restaurants and cafes. We are outdoor enthusiasts, whether it's hiking, cycling, or simply enjoying a picnic in the park. We are always happy to provide recommendations for things to do and see in the area, and we hope that your stay with us will be both comfortable and enjoyable. Thank you for considering our home for your stay, and we hope to have the opportunity to host you soon!

Known as the salmon fishing capital of the world, Campbell River is a haven for outdoor adventure and scenery. It’s located on the 50th parallel of northeastern Vancouver Island, BC, where wildlife and nature are aplenty. While this town isn’t as popular a destination as Victoria or Tofino, it boasts world-class experiences you can’t miss. Campbell River earned its place on the map for its excellent recreational fishing thanks to writer and conservationist Roderick Haig-Brown. Now, outdoors lovers flock to the coastal town for hiking, kayaking, and of course, fishing. It’s the third-largest city on Vancouver Island with a growing population of all ages. It’s considered a hub of the North Island, servicing over 60,000 people living in surrounding island communities. While the outdoors really flourish, Campbell River attractions don’t stop at sports fishing. The city has a rich First Nations culture with fantastic carvings, artwork, and tours. There are also great restaurants, charming shops, and gorgeous rugged beaches.