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Comox Valley Webcams — Live Cameras at Goose Spit, Buckley Bay & Highway 19

The Comox Valley — encompassing Courtenay, Comox, and Cumberland — sits on the northeastern coast of Vancouver Island, backed by the Beaufort Mountain Range and fronted by the protected waters of the Strait of Georgia. These live cameras capture the valley’s coastal scenery and highway conditions, whether you’re checking the weather at Goose Spit, planning a trip to Denman or Hornby Island via Buckley Bay, or monitoring the Island Highway through the valley.

Live Webcam Feeds — Comox Valley

Comox — Goose Spit — View Live Feed →

Live scenic camera at Goose Spit in Comox — a popular beach and wind sports destination on the protected waters of Comox Bay. A favourite spot for kitesurfers, windsurfers, and beachgoers, with views across to the Beaufort Mountains.

Highway 19 — Buckley Bay — View Live Feed →

DriveBC camera at Buckley Bay on Highway 19 — the departure point for BC Ferries service to Denman Island and onward to Hornby Island. Check road and weather conditions before heading to the ferry terminal.

Highway 19 — Cook Creek Road — View Live Feed →

DriveBC highway camera at Cook Creek Road on Highway 19, in the southern Comox Valley corridor. Useful for monitoring conditions between Parksville and Courtenay on the Island Highway.

About the Comox Valley

Home to approximately 70,000 residents across Courtenay, Comox, and Cumberland, the Comox Valley is known for its mild climate, outdoor recreation, and strong arts community. Mount Washington Alpine Resort, located in the Beaufort Mountains above the valley, receives some of the heaviest snowfall of any ski area in Canada. The valley is served by the Comox Valley Airport with direct flights to Vancouver, Calgary, and Edmonton.