Hi @spelunkerd. It's a deep fjord, so besides the floating public dock that a dozen 12' - 40' boats can tie up to (or more if they raft up), there are 2-3 mooring bouys on the NE of the head and stern tie locations. There are a few mooring bouys near MacDonald Island, halfway up the Inlet. Get there early if you try to go. It's stunning.
When I went to High School in Seattle, kids from affluent backgrounds would go to Malibu Young Life Camp in summer, would have been wonderful. (Not me), Thanks for the tour.
Hi Roger. A farm kid like me didn't even know camps like this existed. I would have had major envy so its a good thing I didn't know. They do have some adult guests and volunteer positions. You may get a chance to attend if you look up: malibuclub.younglife.org/volunteers/ Good luck and thanks for watching!
Great video ... I lived in Egmont for several year in early 70's and loved exploring the Jervis and surrounding waters, going thro' Skookumchuck narrows into Seachelt Inlet and into Narrows Inlet, camping on the side of Mt. Churchill. John Wayne on his ship Wild Goose dropped anchor off shore at Egmont '72 ? or thereabouts .. then toured up to Malibu. Well this coastal chunk of BC is as famous as it is fabulous from the salt chuck to enjoying the kool clear waters in Waugh Lake...all in all a piece of Paradise in BC
Hi @dws5951. How lucky to live in such a beautiful area with exciting waters. I bet in 72', there were a lot less boats too. I'll have to check out Waugh Lake next time. Take care. Thanks for watching.
Fabulous video - some really gorgeous scenes, interesting snippets about Malibu Club
Thank you. 🙂
That's a nice tour, with a clear view of the inlet. It was ebbing when you went through. Is there much room for anchoring inside the bay?
Hi @spelunkerd. It's a deep fjord, so besides the floating public dock that a dozen 12' - 40' boats can tie up to (or more if they raft up), there are 2-3 mooring bouys on the NE of the head and stern tie locations. There are a few mooring bouys near MacDonald Island, halfway up the Inlet. Get there early if you try to go. It's stunning.
When I went to High School in Seattle, kids from affluent backgrounds would go to Malibu Young Life Camp in summer, would have been wonderful. (Not me), Thanks for the tour.
Hi Roger. A farm kid like me didn't even know camps like this existed. I would have had major envy so its a good thing I didn't know. They do have some adult guests and volunteer positions. You may get a chance to attend if you look up: malibuclub.younglife.org/volunteers/ Good luck and thanks for watching!
Great video ... I lived in Egmont for several year in early 70's and loved exploring the Jervis and surrounding waters, going thro' Skookumchuck narrows into Seachelt Inlet and into Narrows Inlet, camping on the side of Mt. Churchill. John Wayne on his ship Wild Goose dropped anchor off shore at Egmont '72 ? or thereabouts .. then toured up to Malibu. Well this coastal chunk of BC is as famous as it is fabulous from the salt chuck to enjoying the kool clear waters in Waugh Lake...all in all a piece of Paradise in BC
Hi @dws5951. How lucky to live in such a beautiful area with exciting waters. I bet in 72', there were a lot less boats too. I'll have to check out Waugh Lake next time. Take care. Thanks for watching.