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Resort, Oceanfront

Kingfisher Oceanside Resort & Spa

A waterfront spa resort between Courtenay and the Royston shoreline, with a Pacific Mist hydropath, an oceanfront restaurant and rooms facing the Coast Mountains. The Comox Valley's most restful base for a Campbell River wildlife trip.

Comox ValleyOn the waterfrontUpscale

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Kingfisher is a spa hotel first — the hydropath, a sequence of pools and steam caves modelled on the coast, is the thing people come for — and a waterfront hotel second, with beach suites looking at the mainland peaks across the water. It is a fifteen-minute drive from the Comox airport and forty-five from the grizzly boats.

It suits a couple pairing a Campbell River bear day with a quiet evening, or anyone flying into Comox who wants a soft landing.

Ideal for

The water

On the shore south of Courtenay looking across the strait to the mainland mountains; Campbell River's marinas are 45 minutes north.

Key facilities

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Checked 6 Sept 2026

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