Maple Bay, British Columbia
Waterfront living on the shores of Maple Bay — ocean views from every window, sailboats at anchor, and the sound of the sea.
About the Property
Perched directly above the government wharf, The Maple Bay House puts you at the heart of one of Vancouver Island's most beloved waterfront communities. Watch sailboats drift in and out of anchor from your kitchen window, your bedroom, or the front garden seating area — ocean views follow you from room to room.
The property is a beautifully maintained 2-storey home with a separate, fully soundproofed basement suite. Both units have private entrances, so guests rarely cross paths. The main house offers 2,000 sq ft of bright, ocean-facing living space. The suite is a cozy 900 sq ft retreat with its own large balcony.
Out back, vegetable and fruit gardens are yours to pick from when in season. In front, a garden seating area faces the water. It's the kind of place that makes you slow down.
Accommodation
Book the main house, the basement suite, or the entire property exclusively.
2,000 sq ft · 2 storeys
900 sq ft · Private entrance
2,900 sq ft total · Exclusive use
Prices shown are base rates for direct bookings. No Airbnb service fees. Taxes may apply. Minimum stays may apply during peak season.
Explore
A small community with an outsized character — water, mountains, farms, and some of the best food on the Island.
Government wharf right out front. Watch boats and sailboats at anchor all day. Maple Bay Marina a short drive down the road — Shipyard Restaurant is a must.
A beautiful public beach below with a small park, public washrooms, and a lively mix of dogs, kids, and locals. The Lion Rampant Pub overlooks the whole bay.
Mount Tzouhalem is right up the road — a beautiful mountain with trails for all levels. Tons of hiking throughout the Cowichan Valley area.
The Cowichan Valley is famous for wine tours. Family farms and roadside stands offer fresh local produce. One of BC's premier agri-tourism regions.
Up the road: a dog park, pickleball courts, and a kids' playground — perfect for active families and four-legged guests.
The Cowichan Valley Museum is a short walk up the hill and well worth a visit. Rich First Nations history and pioneer heritage throughout the area.
Availability
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