WELCOME TO
KASIKS WILDERNESS RESORT
Indigenous-Owned Lodge, Campground, and Café Between Terrace and Prince Rupert
Kasiks Wilderness Resort is a quiet home base on Highway 16 for road-trippers, workers, families, and Great Wilderness / Infinite Coast travellers looking to rest, eat well, and experience Tsimshian territory.
Why Guests Stop at Kasiks
100% Indigenous-Owned
Proudly owned and operated by Kitsumkalum, Kasiks offers a welcoming stay rooted in Kitsumkalum territory and Indigenous hospitality.
Stay, Camp, & Eat in One Place
Lodge rooms, campsites, café service, and seasonal guest dining make Kasiks an easy and comfortable stop on Highway 16.
Between Terrace and Prince Rupert
Kasiks is a quiet home base for road-trippers, workers, families, and Great Wilderness / Infinite Coast travellers moving between mountain and coast.
MAKE KASIKS YOUR STOP BETWEEN
Terrace and Prince Rupert
Located on Highway 16 in a quiet valley near the Skeena River, Kasiks is a comfortable place to break up the drive, stay the night, or settle in for a few days. Whether you’re heading west to Prince Rupert, east to Terrace, or building a longer Northwest BC itinerary, Kasiks gives you a welcoming place to pause, recharge, and continue your trip rested.
Camp at Kasiks
Kasiks Campground offers 12 powered sites and 12 unserviced campsites in a quiet forest setting between Terrace and Prince Rupert.
With hot showers, clean washrooms, a sani-dump, and firewood available on site, it is an easy and comfortable stop for tent campers, RVs, camper vans, cyclists, and families travelling Highway 16.
Stay at Kasiks Lodge
Kasiks Lodge offers 10 quiet rooms between Terrace and Prince Rupert, including 4 deluxe suites with private bathrooms and 6 standard rooms with shared bathrooms.
A continental breakfast is included with your stay, and dinner may be available for lodge guests by advance request, making the lodge a strong fit for road-trippers, project crews, couples, families, and small groups.
Plan Your Trip with Kasiks
Explore route ideas, travel tips, local stories, and seasonal updates to help you plan where to stay, what to eat, and what to experience between Terrace, Prince Rupert, the Great Wilderness, and the Infinite Coast.
Cultural Experiences at Kasiks
Kasiks is growing cultural experiences that invite guests to connect more deeply with Kitsumkalum territory through story, song, food, and time spent in place. Select tours and special experiences may be available seasonally and can be booked online when offered.
Eat at Kasiks
Kasiks Café serves coffee, baked goods, grab-and-go items, and seasonal hot lunch for travellers, campers, community members, and day visitors.
For lodge guests, we offer continental breakfast and can provide dinner by advance request so we can prepare for dietary needs and bring in fresh ingredients.
Dinners are currently for overnight guests only.
Rooted in Tsimshian Territory
Kasiks Wilderness Resort is proudly owned and operated by Kitsumkalum. Located within the traditional territory of Kitsumkalum, one of the original tribes of the Tsimshian Nation, Kasiks is being grown as a place to rest, gather, eat, and experience Indigenous hospitality in Northwest BC.
Who Kasiks is Great For
Kasiks is a great fit for:
- Travellers driving between Terrace and Prince Rupert
- Great Wilderness and Infinite Coast route-planners
- Workers and project crews needing quiet lodge rooms
- Families looking for camping, food, and open space in one stop
- Guests seeking an Indigenous-owned stay in Northwest BC
What Guests Love About Kasiks
Sooooo nice!!! We felt welcome from the first second. The people, the lodge, the campgrounds, the fooooood, the homemade we bought – just awesome! Hard to leave the place.
An amazing experience! Can’t wait for next trip!
I try to go at least once a year. I love the camp sites and friendly service. And amazing trails for hiking/riding. The camp sites are perfectly set up for tents and trailers. They recently brought power out to quite a few sites as well and set up a new sani dump with a water tap to flush out.
What Our Guests Are Saying
A little paradise!
The most beautiful campsite I have tried in Canada. With its breathtaking landscape between the gigantic mountains and the beautiful Skeena River. With its dedicated staff and its several accommodations, I sincerely believe that this campsite is the best value for money in Canada. Truly a place to discover. To try it is to adopt it.
We stayed in the campground which has gorgeous lots, but the rooms in the lodge are beautiful. We ate in the lodge one night, and the food was incredible-we had halibut and lemon meringue pie. Staff was AMAZING! So friendly and accommodating. Were able to use their laundry facilities as well which was great! Highly recommend!
Great location for cycle touring on the road. Campground is nice in trees. Lodge room are clean and compact. Clean washrooms and showers. Friendly staff. Very nice evening meal.
A Great Place to Stay: I was bike camping and the facilities are wonderful. Great showers and there is a restaurant that serves excellent food. The host is knowledgeable and helpful. Great place to stay. They also have guest rooms and a common room. The resort is located in beautiful surroundings.
Biking Cassiar highway to prince Rupert
A great location for touring cyclists. I camped in tall timber away from highway. Very quite and pleasant. Food service is excellent. Place your order and pick a time for pick up. Large common room extremely pleasant. A little oasis. Plenty of room for eating visiting playing games and watching TV. Also food can be ordered for early departure. It’s in the fridge with guests Name on it. There are muffins cookies and pepperoni rolls ready to go for a quick snack and plenty of ice cream. Staff members pleasant and engaging, felt like I was at home!! Campsite had good place to pitch my tent and a nice picnic table. Bathroom had abundant hot water. And a flusher. As for the downside campers appeared to have only one shower. Keep an eye on this place. As they increase their resort offering, for example planned kayak rentals and guided trips I expect the lodge to be a destination. Hope I can visit again
Kasiks Wilderness Resort is proudly owned and operated by Kitsumkalum. Located within the traditional territory of Kitsumkalum, one of the original tribes of the Tsimshian Nation, Kasiks is being grown as a place to rest, gather, eat, and experience Indigenous hospitality in Northwest BC.
