Hiellen Longhouse Village

Hiellen Longhouse Village is a British Columbia Private Campground located in, or near Masset, British Columbia in the Northern BC tourism region. The campground offers a unique cultural experience and an immersive connection to the land and traditions of the Haida Nation. Situated at the northern tip of Graham Island, this community-operated eco-village provides visitors with a chance to stay in traditional Haida-style longhouses while exploring the rich natural and cultural heritage of the region. Hiellen Longhouse Village is more than just a place to stay—it is a gateway to understanding the deep ties between the Haida people and their ancestral lands. The village features a collection of hand-built longhouses that blend traditional Haida architecture with modern comforts. Each longhouse is crafted from locally sourced cedar and designed to reflect the Haida’s deep respect for the natural environment. Accommodations range from small, cozy spaces ideal for couples to larger longhouses suitable for families or groups. The village’s setting, nestled between the lush forest and the expansive beaches of Naikoon Provincial Park, provides a tranquil retreat where guests can truly disconnect from the modern world and reconnect with nature. Hiellen Longhouse Village also serves as a cultural hub where visitors can learn about Haida history, art, and traditions. The nearby Haida Heritage Centre and Museum in Skidegate offers further insight into the Haida way of life, while the surrounding area is rich with opportunities for exploration. Guests can hike through ancient rainforests, visit nearby Tow Hill for panoramic views of the coastline, or stroll along Agate Beach, famous for its beautiful stones and seashells. Whether you’re seeking cultural enrichment, outdoor adventure, or simply a peaceful escape, Hiellen Longhouse Village offers a distinctive experience that honors the Haida’s enduring legacy and connection to their ancestral homeland.