Scout Beach
About Scout Beach
A treed campsite with pedestrian beach access to Great Central Lake. From Port Alberni, take Highway #4 toward Tofino/Uclulet, and turn right on Central Lake Road; the turnoff to Robertson Creek Fish Hatchery & Upper Sproat Lake Campcround). Set your odometer to zero and drive on Central Lake Road, at 7.2 kilometres, turn right onto Ash Main Forest Service Road, just past the Boot Lagoon Hatchery. At 13.8 kilometres turn left onto Ash 286/Browns Bay Dryland Sort, stay right at the fork at 14.6 kilometres, at 22.9 kilometres turn left and immediately left again, you will arrive at Scout Beach Recreation Site in 1.2 kilometres. NOTE: Odometer reading may vary from one vehicle to another. Access to Scout Beach Recreation Site is via privately managed roads. For information on road access and gate closures please check the following website before you travel: https://www.mosaicforests.com/access
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Coordinates: 49.364806, -125.125259
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