Crofton Seaside InnDay-Trip Guide

Recommended by the inn

Our local favourites

The people and places we send our own friends to. Small, local and run by neighbours; tell them the inn sent you.

In Crofton

Kalisi Cafe

Joan Avenue, a two-minute walk

Our neighbourhood café: coffee, baking and a casual lunch, with a play corner for small children.

Third Wave Coffee Company

Crofton waterfront

Craft coffee, local food and gifts, with an ocean-view patio over Osborne Bay.

The Brass Bell Pub

A short walk from the inn

Good food and drink at a fair price. Locals are known to say hello.

PaddlePoint Kayak & Paddleboard

Osborne Bay Resort waterfront

Self-serve kayak and board rentals with all the safety gear included. Scan, unlock and go.

Cowichan Bay

Original Udder Guys Ice Cream and Candy

Cowichan Bay Road

Absolutely amazing. Say hi to Chase.

True Grain Bread

Cowichan Bay Road

Organic bread from flour they mill themselves, since 2004. Go early on Sundays.

The Cook and Butcher

Cowichan Bay Road

Restaurant and butcher shop; a proper lunch or everything you need for dinner back at the inn.

Duncan

Mad Dog Crabs Seafood Market

Duncan

Family-owned, with salmon, halibut, prawns and crab filleted to order. Take home the smoked salmon.

The Old Firehouse Wine Bar

Downtown Duncan

Wine-focused with a knowledgeable sommelier, tapas and a good cocktail list.

Just Jake's

45 Craig Street

Family restaurant on one side, pub on the other, and a third-floor deck for fine evenings.

Maple Bay

Shipyard Restaurant & Pub

Maple Bay Marina

In the old shipyard building, with a glassed-in patio over the marina and float homes. Crab cakes and fish and chips.

The Lion Rampant Scottish Pub

Maple Bay waterfront

Scottish and Canadian pub fare, craft beer, a view of the bay and live music on Fridays.

Wilderness Kayaking Co.

Maple Bay

Rentals, lessons and guided paddles, including sunset and moonlight tours.

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