Atlas resort 2

Where can you go where you have the option to 'camp', unplug, sit around a fire and breathe/ relax with no neighbors and optional phone service. Where even the teens don't mind putting down their smart phones and still relatively close to all amenities. In the heart of Vancouver Island
."Had a fantastic time here with a group of 8 on a stag boys weekend. The setup and setting were exactly what we were looking for and as a host Kiki is terminally chill, she is there if you need her but otherwise it is as if she is not there. Our interactions with her were relaxed and helpful. In terms of style, the cabin is exactly as described, "shabby-chic" a piece of forest paradise with a yard you can goof off in or play in with your kids. Many of the guys said this would be paradise for kids and young families. For a group looking for some fun, it is an isolated spot where you can let loose and you don't have to worry about ticking off neighbours. The yard is perfect, enclosed by trees all around but large enough to play field style games like jackpot or beersbie. There's a great sitting spot with patio furniture for while you're bbq-ing as well. The inside is nicely renovated and well thought-out for a group of our size. Kiki has many thoughtful items around the kitchen that she provides (off hand I'm remembering a giant pitcher, mini cereals, dixie cups etc) --she has thought of so much. The place is clean, organized, has tons of extra towels and bedding, and a fully ready to go kitchen. Further, all appliances worked perfectly and a bonus for those fretting about being out of cell service is there is a landline phone for any calls you might need to make. The surrounding area is amazing, the river spot was originally just a bonus to the place but we went down there and had one of the best moments with my buddies I have ever experienced. The river is picturesque, clear and deep."

Learn about off-gridding, enjoy ATV'ing and hiking, biking, boating, and just floating.....a short hike to the surrounding excellent swimming holes. Or, just listen to the burbling river around a camp fire beside acres of private wilderness straight out the door..
"We loved it. Getting down to the river is easy as Kiki has a trail setup (it's steep but safe) that allows for easy access and well worthwhile (only 3 mins from the house). All in all I have to say if you have a friend or friends who want something away from the Vegas/Whistler kind of bachelor party or even just a cabin trip do not hesitate to try this. When I have another opportunity to do something of this nature I will go back in a heartbeat."