Princess Louisa Marine Provincial Park

The inlet features steep granite walls rising 2,100 meters above sea level, created by ancient glacial movements through the coastal mountains.

James MacDonald acquired the land in 1927 and transferred it to Princess Louisa International Society in 1953 before becoming a provincial park in 1965.

The Sechelt Nation refers to Princess Louisa Inlet as Suivoolot, incorporating the location into their traditional stories and heritage.

The park contains ten camping sites at McDonald Island and Chatterbox Falls, with mooring facilities limited to 72-hour stays during peak seasons.

During spring melting until mid-June, over sixty waterfalls cascade down the granite walls into the inlet, including the 45-meter Chatterbox Falls.

Location: Sunshine Coast Regional District

Website: https://bcparks.ca/princess-louisa-marine-park

GPS coordinates: 50.20560,-123.77000

Latest update: November 12, 2025 19:28