Welcome to Poett Nook Marina! 

**New Gas Bar Hours**

We’re pleased to announce our new Gas Bar operating hours:

7:00 AM – 7:00 PM, seven days a week (June 15 till after the September long weekend)

Thank you for your continued support. We look forward to serving you during our updated hours.

Store/Office hours remain the same 9AM to 5PM daily. 

Prices subject to change without notice

NOTICE: while we undergo construction on our water shed, we currently have a Boil water advisory in effect

Boil Water Advisory Notice

Please be advised that Poett Nook Marina is currently under a Boil Water Advisory.

As a precaution, all water used for the following purposes should be brought to a rolling boil for at least 1 minute before use:

• Drinking
• Cooking
• Making ice
• Brushing teeth
• Washing fruits and vegetables

Guests may also choose to use bottled water during their stay.

We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding and cooperation while this advisory remains in effect. Updates will be provided as they become available.

Thank you,
Poett Nook Marina & Campground Team

Located in beautiful Barkley Sound on the West Coast of Vancouver Island, Poett Nook has long been the destination point of choice for those wishing to enjoy the many natural wonders of the “West Coast”. If you desire to fish for all species of salmon, fight a monster Halibut, Prawn, Crab, have a base for you to Kayak, or just exploring the sound and relaxing in your campsite, then Poett Nook is the place to be.  To make a reservation, please click here.

You can reach Poett Nook Marina & Campground, by way of water or chip sealed Logging road from the town of Port Alberni, BC.  Our marina is capable of holding up to 140 vessels in the range of 12’to 40'. The Campground is mostly made up of Seasonal Campers and some select Campsites for trailers, truck campers and Tents. All sites have power and water.

Please cruise through our user friendly website to find out more about this beautiful location and to reserve your spot to see first hand, the glories of the West Coast of Vancouver Island.