Our Team

Dean and Kathy Wyatt

The owners of Knight Inlet Lodge. Click here for more information.

Harold Payne

Harold, formerly the General Manager of the lodge, is now our shuttle driver and host during the season. Over the winter he is our marine mechanic and the person responsible for all of our boats being in peak operating condition. No one knows the lodge's daily operation better than Harold.

Phil Bergman - Operations Manager

Phil is the person you are most likely to talk to if you call our office. In charge of reservations , among other things, he is the person that will take care of all the details involved in booking your stay. Although relatively new (2008) to our company he is a familiar face to us and knows our product very well from having spent the past 20 years with Vancouver Island Air, Knight Inlet Lodge's floatplane provider.

Chef Todd Radford

2011 will be Todd's second season as Chef and third year overall. Todd,Originally from Montreal, is a graduate of George Brown College in Toronto. A big believer in shopping locally Todd uses as much local produce and groceries as possible. An avid snow boarder we are thankful that he survived last winter in one piece.

Barb Callander- Accountant

Barb is the longest serving employee of the company and the one who keeps everyone organized.If Barb can't find something we don't have it! A true Canadian Barb spends her winters playing hockey and summers riding her motorcycle.

Steve Williamson - Lodge Manager

Although new to the lodge as an employee Steve has spent a fair amount of time at Knight Inlet Lodge over the past couple of seasons. During that time he worked on both still and video camera projects for the Pacific Wild Foundation and Knight Inlet Lodge. Steve came to Canada from Carlisle, England where he was the Business Manager of a school after serving with the Royal Navy for 20 years.

 

 

Explore the BC Wilderness

Bear Viewing

Glendale Cove in Knight Inlet is home to one of the largest concentrations of grizzly (brown) bears in British Columbia, Canada. It is not uncommon for up to 40 grizzly bears to be within a few miles of the lodge.

Whale Watching Tours

May to mid-October - daily marine wildlife watching tours. From mid-July until early October these tours focus on the world renowned Johnstone Strait, an area frequented by 16 different pods of killer whales and rated as one of the world's best spots to observe and photograph these magnificent Orcas.

Inlet Cruises

The Inlet Tour is a beautiful scenic cruise that takes in the natural wonders of Knight Inlet -- tremendous waterfalls plummeting out of sheer rock faces, ancient glaciers with trails carved through the mountains and wild, remote rivers teeming with life.

Rainforest Walk

This is one of the few pristine watersheds left in the area. We will walk up the valley to large moss-covered old growth trees and stunning waterfalls. Your guide will inform you about the rainforest and the various plant life that abounds.

Sea Kayaking Tours

Drifting quietly in your sea kayak, you will witness these powerful creatures as they quietly forage amongst the fresh sedge growth in the protected waters near our lodge. We are frequently fortunate to see new grizzly bear cubs, fresh from their winter den.