Port McNeill is a small town on the northeastern coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia. In North Vancouver Island, the port is the second-largest community with rich natural resources of land and sea. Port McNeill is known as the gateway to the protected spaces, gloriously spectacular islands, and waterways of the Broughton Archipelago and Queen Charlotte Strait. It is a grade-A stepping stone to outdoor adventure. Port McNeill Harbour and Nimpkish Lake Provincial Park count as the best places for outdoor activities near Port McNeill. Being close to the shoreline has many advantages, such as excellent weather conditions and watching marine wildlife like dolphins, whales, and seals.
Among other inhabitants of the Port McNeill area are grizzly bears, black bears, elks, cougars, deer, which you can enjoy watching them.
The average minimum and maximum temperature for Port McNeill is 4°C (39.2°F) in December and 20°C (68°F) in August.
Port McNeill has an oceanic climate and mild or pleasant temperature with limited to little rainfall. The best time to visit Port McNeill is from June to September.