Tsocowis
Tsocowis Creek
With amazing ocean views, a beautiful soft sandy beach, a waterfall, and the Huu-ay-aht First Nation trail guardian's cabin, Tsocowis Creek campsite is probably the most beautiful but least visited camp on the trail. If you are looking for a quieter camping experience and a chance to interact with the very friendly trail guardians this is the place to stay.
Amenities
The outhouse and bear bins are located between the waterfall and cabin and are easily accessed thanks to the guardians maintaining a cut path through the pile of drift logs.
Camp Water
Water is available at the bottom of the Tsocowis waterfall.
History
Tsocowis Creek has always been a very popular location as there used to be both a First Nation fishing hut and a telegraph lineman's cabin.