Fawn Bluff | British Columbia Set along the remote Pacific coastline of British Columbia, Fawn Bluff is an extraordinary off-grid private lodge spanning 340 acres of untouched wilderness within the traditional territory of the Homalco First Nation. Overlooking the legendary Great Bear Rainforest and centred around the serene waters of Leask Lake, this rare retreat occupies a sacred meeting point where ancient forest, freshwater, and Pacific tides converge. Surrounded by one of the richest marine ecosystems on earth, Fawn Bluff offers a front-row seat to nature at its most powerful. Offshore, humpback and orca whales breach the surface, while dolphins and sea lions move through the inlet’s pristine waters. Along the shoreline and deep within the rainforest, bears, wolves, cougars, and other wildlife roam freely, creating a setting defined by raw beauty and profound isolation. Steeped in cultural significance, the lodge sits between Estero Peak—where Homalco oral history tells of ancestral survival during a great flood—and Leask Lake, believed to be connected by an underwater passage once travelled by orcas. This deep sense of place shapes the spirit of Fawn Bluff, grounding every experience in respect for land, history, and living ecosystems. Designed as a destination in itself, Fawn Bluff is reserved exclusively for private use. The six-bedroom main lodge, paired with a secluded lakeside cabin, welcomes up to twelve adults and four children in complete privacy. Fully serviced yet deeply connected to its surroundings, the estate blends the warmth of a private family residence with the elegance of a heritage mansion, offering an immersive wilderness experience without compromise.