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Studio in Duncan- Refined and Cozy w/ Hot Tub
Welcome to our cozy, art-filled studio in Duncan, Cowichan Valley. Whether you're here to relax or explore, it's the perfect home base. The suite is beside our home, with full privacy. Enjoy a deck, hammock, and year-round private hot tub. Inside, full-equipped kitchen with granite counters, a propane range, and a bar fridge. It sleeps four with a queen Murphy bed and a queen loft bed, both with organic sheets. Stay comfortable with radiant floor heating, a rustic fireplace, and AC for summer.

Cowichan Valley Forest Hideaway
Eyas Cabin, a 180 sq ft retreat nestled in the picturesque Cowichan Valley. Built with handpicked trees from the property, this cozy cabin features a full-standing loft with a luxurious king bed, perfect for enchanting nights beneath the stars. Wake up to the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and enjoy visits from resident Ravens, adding a touch of magic to your mornings 10mins from Duncan, 5mins to Cowichan River and 15mins to Lake Cowichan Escape the hustle and bustle and reconnect with nature

2 bedroom 1 King bed,2 queens, BBQ area AC
Spacious,2-Bedroom,3 bed, retreat in Duncan 1,100sq foot suite. 1 king bed, bedroom. 1 Queen bed 2nd bedroom. 1 Queen bed, Murphy bed. 3 beds in total. AC,Pet friendly,enjoy a cozy livingroom with a fireplace, a full kitchen,and in-unit washer/dryer. Stay entertained with streaming services 55 inch tv. Board games,make the most of the large BBQ area,4 parking spots Located just 3 minutes from the new hospital and 6 minutes to downtown,this retreat offers comfort,quiet and convenience.

Forest Hideout
Our tiny cabin is located on a 14 acres property in the middle of the woods. You will enjoy complete privacy and use of your own area on the land, including a pond. Located 2 min, from the Transcanada Trail, 20 min. walk to the Kinsol Trestle, a World Heritage Site with beautiful swimming holes right underneath the bridge. 20 min. to next Grocery store and 22-25 min to Duncan. Approx. 50 min- 1 hr to Victoria. Pottery lessons are available by request if you have always wanted to try it out.

Maple Bay Luxury Living
Imagine waking up to the serene surroundings and the allure of luxurious ocean views. Whether you enjoy boating from the marina, exploring nature trails, or simply relaxing on the beach, this location caters to every outdoor enthusiast. This 1700sqft 2-bedroom suite is equipped with a gourmet kitchen, 10ft ceilings, laundry, covered deck and high end finishes. This mini oasis will not disappoint! Ideal for corporate rental, business professional, or someone looking for a high-end luxury stay.

Cowichan Bay View Getaway
Take a break to unwind in beautiful Cowichan Bay on Vancouver Island - about a 40 minute drive from Victoria BC. Our renovated (in June 2023) suite is at the end of a no-through road and is only a 5-10 minute walk into the village to a fabulous, organic craft bakery, artisan shops, restaurants, a museum, a pub, a small grocery/liquor store and a popular ice cream/candy store. (Seasonal) kayak/paddle-board rentals & whale watching excursions for hire. Cowichan District Hospital 15 min drive.

Private cabin close to dining and local amenities
A stay at the Granary comes with a tour of the Keating farm if you choose! Our guests have loved learning about the history and future of the farm. The cabin is designed for a cozy place to unwind, relax and be your Cowichan home base. Featuring a wood burning fireplace, classic claw foot tub, comfortable linens and of course an expansive private deck with field views- the perfect place to cozy up and enjoy your local coffee in the morning or local glass of wine after a day on the town.

Kinsol Valley Retreats
Kinsol Valley Retreat is more than just a getaway it’s a sanctuary for those seeking to reconnect with themselves and the natural world. Nestled on five private acres of beautiful forest and gardens, our two-bedroom, two bathroom home offers the perfect blend of comfort, tranquility, and adventure. Whether you’re here to meditate, write, hike, or simply relax, our retreat has something unique to offer every guest. This is an experience that stays with you long after you leave.

Alderlea Farm Modern Light Filled Farmhouse
The light filled farmhouse with cathedral ceilings has exquisite pastoral views of Glenora (Valley of Gold). No wonder it is called Golden Valley House! Visit the farm-to-table restaurant by day (Friday-Sunday from Mar-Sept.) or stargaze at night. Watch the farmers tend the vegetables while you cook up a meal in the spacious open kitchen. Biking and hiking trails and swimming within minutes. Family friendly! Vineyards close by, too. Hot yoga classes available on the farm, too.

Maple Bay Seaside Suite
Escape to our private one-bedroom suite nestled in the heart of Maple Bay on beautiful Vancouver Island. This cozy haven offers sweeping ocean views and a perfect blend of comfort and adventure. Steps from the water and public beach enjoy sightings of seals, otters, birds, and even whales. Ideally located to explore the Cowichan Valley’s scenic trails, award winning wineries, and vibrant local scene - making it the perfect base for both relaxation and outdoor exploration.

Under The Magnolia Tree
Your own Private Downstairs Space. Kick back and relax in this naturally well lit, newly renovated lower level suite. Enjoy a calm, stylish space. Walk to town. One Very Large Bedroom, One Private Spa-like Bathroom with Tub/Shower. There is a small kitchenette, Hotel-like. With coffee maker, electric kettle, induction burner, microwave, and toaster. There is a Whirlpool Fridge (for all of your chilling needs). Your own private Washer/Dryer. Lovely. Safe. Cozy.

Mount Tzouhalem Lookout
Welcome to our listing and the Cowichan Valley. We overlook Quamichan Lake, and are located midway between salt water at Maple Bay and the city of Duncan (each are a six minute drive away). We are also midway between Nanaimo and Victoria (1 hour drives). For bikers and hikers the Mt. Tzoulhalem (Kaspa Road) trailhead is 600m away (we provide bike lockup). Our rate is for 2 guests. Additional guests are $50 per night. Sorry, we're not child-proofed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Duncan?
Stays around downtown Duncan, locally rooted neighborhoods, or near outdoor areas are often recommended. Accommodations surrounded by green spaces offer a relaxing atmosphere and easy access to cultural spots.
What are the best things to do in Duncan with kids?
Duncan has interactive museums, parks with playgrounds, and locally organized craft workshops that often delight families. Visiting wildlife centers or taking part in seasonal festivals is frequently suggested for engaging kids.
What are some of the best things to do in Duncan?
Duncan has vibrant markets, Indigenous art exhibitions, and farm tours where you can taste local produce. Walking the downtown Totem Pole route is often suggested, alongside nearby nature walks in forested areas.
How is the weather in Duncan?
Duncan has cool, wetter winters with temperatures around 37–48°F (3–9°C), and mild, drier summers reaching 53–74°F (12–24°C). Autumn is cooler with more rainfall, so packing layered clothing and a waterproof jacket is often suggested.
When is the best time to visit Duncan?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and fewer rainy days, making it comfortable for exploring markets and outdoor paths. Festivals and harvest events add local color during these months.
What are the best places to visit in Duncan?
Explore the Cowichan Valley Museum, wander Totem Pole displays downtown, and tour local farms with tastings. Nature reserves and Indigenous cultural sites are often recommended for discovering the area’s history and landscape.
What are some hiking trails in Duncan?
Duncan has forested trails such as the Cowichan River Trail and paths in nearby nature reserves. Trails with scenic views and river crossings are often recommended for both short walks and longer hikes.
What are some family activities we can do in Duncan?
Families often explore interactive museums, picnic in local parks, and join seasonal craft workshops. Wildlife centers and guided walks highlighting Indigenous history are frequently suggested for all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Duncan?
Explore nearby wineries in the Cowichan Valley, visit local beaches, or discover hiking trails in surrounding forests. Locally rooted villages and art studios around the region are often recommended for a day’s adventure.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Duncan?
Duncan has a variety of pet friendly rentals, including options close to parks or natural trails. Many hosts welcome dogs or cats, so checking individual listings for specific policies is often recommended.
What are some local tips for visiting Duncan?
Start your day visiting the local farmers market and bring comfortable shoes for exploring the downtown totem pole displays. Engage with Indigenous-led workshops for unique insight, and try sampling fresh produce from area farms.
What is Duncan known for?
Duncan is known for its large collection of totem poles, Indigenous heritage, and vibrant local arts scene. The city has community markets, farm experiences, and woodcarving traditions reflecting cultural diversity.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Duncan?
Duncan has locally owned galleries, artisan markets, and nearby woodcarving workshops that are frequently suggested as hidden gems. Exploring quieter trails in surrounding forests can offer a distinctive experience.
What are the best foods to try in Duncan?
Try local flavors like wild salmon, artisanal cheeses, and farm-fresh produce from the Cowichan Valley. Bakeries and cafés highlight locally grown fruits in their desserts, while Indigenous cuisine is featured in select spots.
What should I bring for a trip to Duncan?
Pack layered clothing, a waterproof jacket, and sturdy shoes for outdoor exploring in Duncan. Bringing a reusable tote is useful for shopping at local markets or carrying picnic supplies for park visits.
What is the nightlife in Duncan like?
Duncan has a relaxed nightlife centered around live music venues, community pubs, and art cafés. Locally brewed drinks, acoustic performances, and gallery events are frequently suggested for nighttime outings.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Duncan?
The Cowichan Valley Wine Festival in late summer and Duncan’s Indigenous cultural celebrations around summer solstice are often recommended. Music events and local craft fairs add festive energy throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Duncan?
Duncan has many family friendly vacation rentals in central neighborhoods and near community parks. Look for listings with extra bedrooms, child-focused amenities, or easy access to playgrounds for added comfort.
Destinations to explore
- University of British Columbia
- BC Place
- Rogers Arena
- Vancouver Convention Centre
- Playland at the PNE
- Canada Place
- Rathtrevor Beach Provincial Park
- Queen Elizabeth Park
- Neck Point Park
- Bear Mountain Golf Club
- Holland Park
- University Of Victoria
- Mystic Beach
- Jericho Beach Park
- English Bay Beach
- Birch Bay State Park
- Metropolis at Metrotown
- Salt Creek Recreation Area
- Sombrio Beach
- Cypress Mountain
- French Beach
- Moran State Park
- Spanish Banks Beach
- White Rock Pier





