BC Cycle Tourism Society

Kleecoot, on a bike

6 stops that will feed you, give you a bed, and put up your tent. Vancouver Island.

Photo: Boomer JerrittVancouver Island, BC

Fog-shrouded old-growth coniferous forest on a BC mountainside

What you’ll find here#

Every stop in the directory, grouped the way a touring day actually goes.

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Accommodation

Sproat Lake Landing.

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3

Camping

Nahmint Lake Recreation Site, Sproat Lake Park, Upper Campground.

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1

Food & Drink

Dellas Café.

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1

Supplies

Grim Cat Farm.

Map#

Food & DrinkSuppliesCampingAccommodation

Routes around Kleecoot#

You don’t have to plan from scratch. These rides pass close to Kleecoot, mapped and written up by route publishers around BC. The full maps and turn-by-turns live on their sites.

  1. Trans Canada Bike Route (BC Only) — Trans Canada Bike Route Network · 5,446 km route, passing within a kilometre
Getting there with a bike: province-wide buses, ferries, and shuttles are listed under Transport (some serving Kleecoot may be listed there rather than here).

The full list#

Every stop we know about in Kleecoot. Open a category:

Accommodation 1→
Sproat Lake LandingInfo· Hotel / Motel · $$$$ · Upscale
Camping 3→
Nahmint Lake Recreation SiteInfo· Public Campground
Sproat Lake ParkInfo· Public Campground
Upper CampgroundInfo· Public Campground
Food & Drink 1→
Dellas CaféInfo· Café / Coffee · $ · Cheap eats
Supplies 1→
Grim Cat FarmInfo· Farmers' Market
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