Cassiar Cannery

Located at the mouth of the Skeena River on British Columbia's scenic North Coast lays one of the most unique places in the province. Surrounded by outstanding wilderness beauty and biodiversity, Cassiar Cannery is pleased to offer four fully furnished, self-catered waterfront heritage houses for nightly or executive rental. Expect to see our resident eagles and ravens perched on the old pilings watching for juvenile salmon and other forage fish. A myriad of migratory birds touch down to feed on the rich, rare and complex grasses of the saltwater marsh surrounding the property. Guests are fascinated with the movement of the water through the North Coast’s large tidal cycle where it can move from the outer edge of the dock right up to the houses. All of Cassiar Cannery’s houses are on pilings and at times, are perched right over the ocean. Four of the former cannery manager’s homes have been thoughtfully restored into fully furnished, self-catered Guest Houses. There are two, stand alone, three bedroom Guest Houses which sleep six called Sockeye House and Halibut House. Two bedroom Steelhead House and one-bedroom Coho House are a duplex with separate entrances and sharing a common deck. Poseidon Marine also operates out of the Cassiar Cannery. Specializing in wooden boats, interior and exterior finishing work and structural repairs, Poseidon Marine can get your boat back in water on time and on budget. Boat storage also available. Relic Salvage provides custom lumber utilizing beachcombed red cedar, alder and spruce wood using our Wood Mizer bandsaw sawmill. Cassiar Cannery's activities now include tourism, science and research, boat works, storage and custom woodwork. Under restoration and diversification since the summer of 2006, join us, and the thousands of people before us, that know there is something remarkable about this place. Please visit our website for further information.