British Columbia #18
VANCOUVER ISLAND - City of Duncan to communities of Lake Cowichan & Youbou
British Columbia Road Map Travel Guide

This highway is called The Cowichan Vally Highway. This travel guide is to the start finish of highway # 18 to the community of Youbou, with a additional travel guide to the communities of Lake Cowichan & and Honeymoon Bay

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Km	Miles	Road Item	Road Summary
0.0 (41.7)	0.0 (25.9)	Junction of The Trans Canada Highway # 1	City of Duncan, The City of Totem Poles. Services at highway. West to communities of Youbou, Lake Cowichan, Honeymoon Bay. South to Cowichan Bay Cobble Hill, city of Victoria City of Duncan Information British Columbia Visitor Information / Directions
3.0 (38.7)	1.9 (24.0)	View from Highway	Driving west
4.8 (36.9)	3.0 (22.9)	View from highway	Driving west
5.0 (36.7)	3.1 (22.8)	Point of Interest	East boundry Cowichan Valley Demonstration Forest, north side of highway
11.0 (30.7)	6.8 (19.1)	View from highway	Driving west
15.4 (26.3)	9.6 (16.3)	Cowichan River Provincial Park	South of highway. There are two campgrounds at Cowichan River Provincial Park. Stoltz Pool Campground - There are 39 drive-in and 4 walk-in sites at the Stoltz Pool campsite, situated in a second-growth Douglas fir stand. All sites are well spaced with easy access to the river. Campsite reservations are accepted; first-come, first-served sites are also available. The Stoltz Pool Campground is open year round; a winter camping fee is in place. Skutz Falls Campground - There are 33 drive-in sites at the Skutz Falls Campground, also well spaced within a forest setting with easy access to the river. These are all available on a first-come, first-served basis. The Skutz Falls Campground is closed during the winter. Cowichan River Provincial Park Information / Directions
19.3 (22.4)	12.0 (13.9)	Cowichan Provincial Park	Skutz Falls Campground. South side of highway.
24.0 (17.7)	14.9 (11.0)	Roadside highway turnout	South side of highway, gravel
29.3 (12.4)	18.2 (7.7)	Junction of road access - Access to Lake Cowichan, Honeymoon Bay, Gordon Provincial Park	South to communities of Lake Cowichan 3.7 kms, Mesathie 9.6 kms, Honeymoon Bay 13.4 kms. South to Gordon Bay Provincial Park, campground. 19.0 kms. For a great family camping vacation, head to Gordon Bay Provincial Park, located on the shores of Lake Cowichan. This park offers 126 vehicle accessible, semi private campsites, set in a second-growth Douglas fir stand. Campsite reservations are accepted and first-come, first-served sites are also available. Fees, hours of operations, and number of campsites. Gordon Bay Provincial Park is currently open year round Lake Cowichan Information / Photos
31.3 (10.4)	19.4 (6.5)	Point of Interest	Crossing Meades Creek
31.4 (10.3)	19.5 (6.4)	Roadside Highway Turnout	No services,small pullout, north side of highway.
33.2 (8.5)	20.6 (5.3)	View from highway	Driving west
33.2 (8.5)	20.6 (5.3)	Welcome to Lake Cowichan
39.4 (2.3)	24.5 (1.4)	Edelweiss Chalet Bed and Breakfast	South side of highway.
40.0 (1.7)	24.9 (1.1)	Point of Interest	Crossing Coon Creek.
41.7 (0.0)	25.9 (0.0)	Community of Youbou	Youbou business area
41.7 (0.0)	25.9 (0.0)	View from Highway	Welcome to Youbou. Start / Finish of highway #18.