Campbell River

The landscape around Campbell River is a forested coastal setting between Vancouver Island’s uplands and Discovery Passage, which has shaped both the urban form and local economy. At the mouth of the Campbell River, the city looks across the tidal channel to Quadra Island; Discovery Passage is also part of the Inside Passage maritime route. Salmon fishing and forestry have long been central to local life, while the neighbouring Wei Wai Kum and We Wai Kai First Nations maintain deep connections to these shores. Elk Falls Provincial Park, close to town, leads through coastal forest to Elk Falls and its suspension bridge. Move on to other webcams across Vancouver Island and coastal British Columbia to compare shorelines and settings around Campbell River.

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