The island village of Bella Bella, also called Waglisla, is located on Campbell Island, north of Port Hardy on Vancouver Island, and about 3 kilometres north of McLoughlin Bay, where BC Ferries' Queen of Chilliwack docks. It is home to the Heiltsuk Native Band and is the largest community on the Central Coast (population 1,400). Although it was the former site of the Hudson's Bay Company's Fort McLoughlin in the 1830s, nothing remains of the fort today. A Native interpretive centre and big house explaining the history of the Heiltsuk peoples are located in McLoughlin Bay. Five kilometres from Bella Bella is Shearwater, the original site of the Heiltsuk encampment on Denny Island. Services in Bella Bella include a bank, a large general store, a police station, and the only hospital and pharmacy on the Central Coast. Bella Bella is located 98 nautical miles north of Port Hardy, on Vancouver Island, and 78 nautical miles west of Bella Coola. There are scheduled flights to Bella Bella from Vancouver Airport.