Protecting one of the most beautiful spots in the world
In 1964, the Princess Louisa International Society donated this land to the Province of British Columbia as a provincial marine park.
The purpose and condition of the donation was to preserve the scenic features, free of charge, for enjoyment by the boating public.
The Society continues to support this purpose by encouraging boaters and visitors to donate to the Society so that further land acquisitions, conservation studies and improved park facilities can be made.
Please consider making a donation to support the Society’s work.
A Colourful History
From 1927, when James Macdonald first purchased his property, until his last visit to Princess Louisa in 1972, "Mac" was the self-appointed custodian and guardian of the Princess. We continue his legacy.
Discover Princess Louisa Inlet
Chatterbox Falls, at the head of the Inlet, gathers waters from the snowfields and mountain meadows above the Princess to cascade throughout the year into the Inlet near the present Campground.
The Ballad of Princess Louisa by Peter Chipman
Membership
Become a member of the Princess Louisa International Society and help us protect the inlet for future generations