We see saw bald eagles waiting to catch fish and being harrassed by crows; seagulls dropping clams to break open and eat; a deer and her fawn frequenting the area, even taking a stroll on the beach! Most exciting and heartbreaking was the seal pup, a piece of what looked like umbilical cord still attached, that swam to shore and seemed abandoned by it's mom. We called marine wildlife rescue but seal disappeared with high tide hours later. Other adult seals frequented the area as well but did not come to shore. Tip: wake up by sunrise (5 a.m.); sleep when it gets really dark (9 p.m.).
As for the beach house itself - gorgeous, clean, comfortable. We watched movies only at night when we couldn't see anything out in the water anyway.
Tip: Call Dona before you reach the house. Make the call from somewhere in downtown Langley or before. Reception is not very good and you'll need to verify you have correct code to enter the home. We hadn't done that so had a minor setback. She was quick to respond to us and even called later to see if we'd gotten in. (Wi-fi worked well, however, after we got the password. Able to make calls, if we had to.)
This is the perfect place to have a relaxing time and just sit outside on the deck and listen to the harmonious sounds of nature.