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• Codville Lagoon (Park 60a): Located on the west side of King Island facing Fisher Channel. The Park is accessible from the water only. Facilities include an all-weather anchorage, red sand beach, and walking trails. The Park is recommended for hiking and fishing. Refer to Canadian Hydrographic Service Nautical Chart #3729.
• Fjordland Recreation Area (RA 104): Located in Kynoch Inlewt, this Park also includes Mussel Inlet, the northern portion of Mathieson Channel and part of Pooley Island. The Recreation Area is accessible from the water only. There are no facilities in this undeveloped recreation area. The Park is recommended for its scenery, and fishing. Refer to Canadian Hydrographic Service Nautical Chart #3962.
• Green Inlet (Park 116a): Located on the east side of Tolmie Channel. The Park is accessible from the water only. This undeveloped Park only has an all-weather anchorage. The Park is recommended for fishing, viewing the scenic fjord, tidal lagoon, reversing rapids and estuary. Refer to Canadian Hydrographic Service Nautical Chart #3735.
• Hakai Recreation Area (RA 120): Located between Queen Charlotte Strait and Fitz Hugh Sound. The Park is accessible from the water only. The facilities of this undeveloped, and largest marine Park area in BC, are limited to an all-weather anchorage. There are several spectacular white sand beaches, and incredible salmon fishing. The Recreation Area is recommended for fishing, kayking, SCUBA diving, and hiking. Refer to Canadian Hydrographic Service Nautical Chart #3727.
• Jackson Narrows (Park 132a): Located at the northeast tip of Susan Island. The Park is accessible from the water only. This undeveloped Park has an all-weather anchorage. The Park is recommended for hiking to several interesting view points. Refer to Canadian Hydrographic Service Nautical Chart #3711.
• Oliver Cove (Park 221a): Located on the east side of Reid Passage. The Park is accessible from the water only. This undeveloped Park has an all-weather anchorage. The Park is recommended for fishing. Refer to Canadian Hydrographic Service Nautical Chart #3726.
• Penrose Island (Park 229a): Located between Fitz Hugh Sound and the entrance to Rivers Inlet. The Park is accessible from the water only. This undeveloped Park has no facitlites. The Park is recommended for kayaking, fishing and SCUBA diving. Refer to Canadian Hydrographic Service Nautical Chart #3934.
• Sir Alexander Mackenzie (Park 280): Located on the north shore of Dean Channel. The Park is accessible from the water only. This undeveloped park has no facilites. The Park is recommended for visiting the cairn that comemorates "Alex Meckenzie, from Canada by land, 22 July, 1793". Refer to Canadian Hydrographic Service Nautical Chart #3729.

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