Youbou, British Columbia
Amid the world’s oldest spruce trees on the shores of Lake Cowichan, lies picturesque Youbou, B.C. Originally settled in 1907 and developed as a logging town in 1913, it draws visitors from all over to its beautiful banks.
Visitors to Youbou can stay at Mom’s B & B Youbou, or rent a cabin, chalet, cottage or vacation home. There are wooded campgrounds for tent, tent trailer, RV and 5th wheel camping. If none of those options appeal to you, there is a local motel, a lodge, and a resort.Local establishments offer great food and drink. The newly renovated Lakeview Pub is a great place to meet up with friends. The food is terrific, the atmosphere cozy. Rated well by patrons, Youbou Bar And Grill has excellent food and a good, party like feel with live bands. The Lakeview Restaurant serves good family fare. For more fun after dinner, there is a bowling alley and community hall.Like many parts of British Columbia, Youbou is known for its wooded areas. There are several parks, each one offering something a little different than the other. Arbutus Park is a place to swim, picnic, and let the kids enjoy the playground. During the summer months, lifeguards are on duty. There are changing facilities, and a wharf.
Spring Beach
Youbou, B.C. is the perfect tourist location. It’s on a lake, has amenities and accommodations, and tons of natural wonder to enjoy.
Sandy Stinson