Agate Beach Campground - Naikoon Provincial Park
The spot
About this campsite
Agate Beach Campground is located at the northern tip of Graham Island in Naikoon Provincial Park, near the mouth of the Hiellen River.
Offering 43 rustic campsites tucked behind coastal dunes, campers enjoy sweeping ocean views across Dixon Entrance toward Alaska.
It serves as the immediate trailhead for climbing Tow Hill boardwalk, walking the Blowhole trail, and searching the tide lines for polished beach agates.
What makes it worth the drive
- Tow Hill & Blowhole trailheads
- Agate hunting beach
- Dixon Entrance ocean views
- Haida Gwaii wilderness
Amenities & ground rules
Difficulty
Moderate
Access
Price
$18.00 CAD
Season
May 15 – September 30
Elevation
10 m
Potable water
Not available
Toilets
Available
Showers
Not available
Boat launch
Not available
Cell signal
Not available
Swimming
Not available
Firewood
Not available
Pets
Not available
Power hookups
Not available
Sani-dump
Not available
Hand pump water (boil ad…
On site
Cook shelter
On site
Fire pits
On site
Beach access
On site
Community reviews
Aug 2025
Camping right next to the roaring Pacific Ocean with Tow Hill looming behind us was an unforgettable Haida Gwaii experience.
Getting there
Location
Approximate coordinates. Download offline maps before you lose signal — cell coverage around Agate Beach Campground - Naikoon Provincial Park is unreliable.
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