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2020/2021 

PLACES TO CAMP & STAY 

Super Camping & Select Lodging 

6 Vancouver Island & the Gulf Islands 

16 Vancouver, Coast & Mountains 

24 Thompson Okanagan 

34 Kootenay Rockies 

40 Cariboo Chilcotin Coast 

44 Northern British Columbia 

50 Winter Camping & RVing 

OF INTEREST 

2 How to Use this Guide 

3 Explanation of Camping & Lodging Symbols 

4 Travel Tips 

48 RV Rentals, RV Dealers & Service, RV Storage 

54 Index to Communities 

56 Road Map of BC 

WEBSITE RESOURCES 

Camping and RVing Info 

www.travel-british-columbia.com 

www.campingrvbc.com 

www.gorving.ca 

www.parkscanada.gc.ca 

www.bcparks.ca 

www.rvrac.com 

Lodging Info 


Travel Tips 

www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca 

www.icbc.com/road-safety 

www.sanidumps.com 

www.bcferries.com 

https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/sports-culture/recreation/fishing-hunting/fishing/recreational-freshwaterfishing-licence 

www.drivebc.com 

http://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/wildfire-status 

Tourist Info 

www.travel-british-columbia.com/travel-resources/ 

www.hellobc.com 

http://caen-keepexploring.canada.travel/ 

Living Forest 

6 16 

Thompson 

Okanagan 

Lakeside Resort 

24 34 

40 

50 

Vancouver Island 

& the Gulf Islands 

Cariboo 

Chilcotin Coast 

Sheridan Lake 

44 

Vancouver 

Coast & 

Mountains 

Manning Park 

Kootenay 

Rockies 

Wood Nk’Mip Lake RV Park & Marina Destination Beaver Point BC Resort 

Kootenay Nakusp Hot Rockies Springs 

Northern 

British 

Columbia 

Winter 

Camping 

Executive Director: Joss Penny | BC Lodging and Campgrounds 

Association 

Listing Sales: Anne Philley | BC Lodging and Campgrounds 

Association 

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Cover: Christina Pines Campground, Christina Lake, BC 

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of the BC Lodging and Campgrounds Association (BCLCA). 

This publication is printed annually to promote places to camp 

and stay in British Columbia. The BCLCA and the publisher are 

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The Travel-British-Columbia.com print guide is designed to 

assist you in finding a place to stay, whether camping, RVing 

or driving on your vacation in British Columbia. It features 

information on private campgrounds, RV Parks and lodging 

establishments that are members of the BC Lodging and 

Campgrounds Association; Parks Canada campgrounds; 

RV dealers who offer services and supplies and RV rental 

companies. 

LAYOUT 

The guide is divided into three sections 

and organized by the six British Columbia 

tourism regions. 

Section 1 

Super Camping and Select Lodging listings, 

Pages 6 – 47 appear under their community 

and are arranged in alphabetical order. 

Search for Campgrounds and RV Parks 

under the Header 

2 

CAMPGROUNDS/RV PARKS 

Look for Lodging, Cottages & Resorts under 

the Header 

LODGING, COTTAGES & RESORTS 

Section 2 

RV dealers, RV rental companies and RV 

service are listed on pages 48 - 49. 

Section 3 

Winter Camping & RVing listed on pages 

50 - 52. These facilities are open year round, 

offering campsites on a daily, weekly and/or 

monthly basis from November 1 – March 31 

(winter season). 

Maps 

The six BC tourism regions each have 

a map and a short write-up about some 

interesting tours and drives in the region. It 

is suggested that you select your destination 

from these maps and refer to the index of 

communities, arranged alphabetically on 

page 54 of the guide, for the page number of 

the listings you require. The regional maps 

are located in Section 1 among the Super 

Camping listings. 

SEE INDEX ON PAGE 54 

FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF 

COMMUNITIES 

The regional maps with suggested drives 

and short write-ups are: 

Vancouver Island and 

The Gulf Islands – page 6 

Vancouver, Coast and 

Mountains – page 16 

Thompson Okanagan – page 24 

Kootenay Rockies – page 34 

Cariboo Chilcotin Coast – page 40 

Northern British Columbia – page 44 

FEATURED MEMBERS MAP 

LISTING ENHANCEMENTS 

Campground and Lodging operators have 

the opportunity to “enhance” their listings 

with a paid “Featured Members” listing on 

the regional maps. These enhancements 

do not reflect any special rating or quality 

of the establishment. They are advertising 

preferences. 

LISTING ENHANCEMENTS 

Businesses have the opportunity to 

“enhance” their listings with the use 

of colour or a screened box. These 

enhancements do not reflect any special 

rating or quality of the establishment. They 

are advertising preferences. 

RATES INFORMATION 

The guide features 2020 rates. In rare cases 

where they are unavailable, 2019 rates have 

been substituted. Rates quoted are net of 

taxes unless stated. An additional 5% Goods 

and Services Tax (GST) applies to all rates 

and in the case of room rentals at lodging 

establishments an additional 8% Provincial 

Sales Tax. Certain communities in BC also 

charge a local hotel room tax of 2% or 3%. 

Please note that rates published in the guide 

are subject to change. Generally, printed rates 

represent low season to high season. Rates 

printed are not necessarily available at all 

times. When making a reservation directly 

with a campground, RV Park or lodging 

accommodation it is recommended that you 

ask for the facilities cancellation and refund 

policy. 

CANCELLATION, REFUND & PET 

POLICIES 

In some instances businesses have cancellation 

policies in place, please check at time of 

booking. The cancellation policy determines 

when and how a reservation can be cancelled, 

and details the refund procedures. Many 

operations have pet policies in effect; please 

call the property for details. 

CAMPING & RV SYMBOLS 

Handy icon symbols provide specific 

information on facilities found at, or 

immediately adjacent to, each campground, 

RV Park or RV dealer or rental agency. A 

complete list of symbols is provided on page 3. 

LODGING SYMBOLS 

Lodging establishments offer services and 

amenities in various types of accommodation 

including lodges, cabins, cottages, motels, 

hotels and RV park models. A complete list of 

symbols is provided on page 3.

DEFINITION OF 

ABBREVIATION 

Add’l = Rate for an additional person 

Blvd = Boulevard 

CP = Cancellation Policy 

Hrs. = Hours 

Hwy = Highway 

Incl. = Includes 

Km = Kilometer 

L = Fluid Litre 

Mi = Mile 

Min. = Minute 

Oz. = Fluid Ounce 

‘ = Feet 

WiFi = Wireless Internet Available 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

GUARANTEE 

BC Lodging and Campgrounds Association 

has implemented a Customer Service 

Guarantee which all members are asked 

to adhere to in the operation of their 

businesses. 

• To maintain a high degree of cleanliness. 

• To carry out regular maintenance to 

ensure guest comfort. 

• To provide excellent service and 

hospitality at all times and to operate their 

business in a professional and courteous 

manner. 

• To exercise truth in all advertising and 

to advise guests of any services they are 

unable to provide. 

• To adhere to their policy on cancellations 

and deposit refunds as published. 

• To charge reasonable and appropriate 

rates at all times. 

• To offer fair exchange on U.S. currency. 

• To handle any complaints promptly and 

fairly. 

COMPLAINTS 

If you would like to file a complaint against 

a tourism or travel business in British 

Columbia, there are several options available 

to you. The first and foremost is to contact 

the business owner or manager directly 

to discuss your concerns. If this course of 

action does not attain the results you are 

seeking, you may then contact Consumer 

Protection BC who can offer assistance 

with financial or contractual disputes. 

To learn more, visit their website https:// 

www.consumerprotectionbc.ca/. Lastly, 

you can share your experience with other 

consumers via a review of the business on 

the popular peer-to-peer review sites such 

as TripAdvisor. 

NATIONAL PARKS (PARKS 

CANADA) CAMPING 

INFORMATION 

National parks protect outstanding 

examples of Canada’s natural environment. 

British Columbia is home to seven national 

parks and park reserves run by Parks 

Canada, each with their own distinct 

characteristics. Camping is an excellent 

way to experience these national treasures. 

To receive your FREE guide to national 

parks and national historic sites in British 

Columbia please visit: www.pc.gc.ca/visit or 

call toll-free 1-888-773-8888. 

Reserve your campsite, oTENTik 

(tent-cabin structure in advance). Visit 

the reservations website for a list of 

participating campgrounds: 

www.reservation.pc.gc.ca. 

PROVINCIAL PARKS 

(BC PARKS) 

Provincial park campgrounds, known as 

BC Parks, are not listed in this guide. BC 

Parks are listed in the Go Camping BC 

guide. For current information on camping 

at provincial parks, visit their website at: 

www.bcparks.ca and for reservations visit 

www.discovercamping.ca or call Discover 

Camping at 1-800-689-9025. (Refer to ad on 

page 47 for more information). 

CANADIAN RVING & CAMPING 

WEEK MAY 25 - 29, 2021 

Participating campgrounds across Canada 

will celebrate everything that makes 

camping and RVing so popular with 

activities and discounted camping rates. For 

information visit: https://www.campingrvbc. 

com/camping-week/. 

CAMPING APPRECIATION 

WEEKEND SEPTEMBER 11 - 12, 

2020 and SEPTEMBER 10 - 11, 

2021 

Camping Appreciation Weekend is a 

national initiative co-ordinated by the 

Canadian Camping and RV Council to 

say thank you for your patronage over the 

summer. Campers are offered a special rate 

for two-night’s camping at either $50, $60, 

$70 or $80 at participating campgrounds. 

Super Camping / Select Lodging - How to Use This Guide 

EXPLANATION OF CAMPING 

& LODGING SYMBOLS 

L50 

• Total Campsites 

• Nombre total de sites 

• Anzahl von Einzelplätzen 

J 

• Pull-thru sites 

• Sites à entrée directe pour roulottes 

• Durchfahrbare Einzelplätze 

i 

• Beach/natural swimming 

• Plage/site naturel de baignade 

• Strand/Natürliche Schwimmgelegenheit 

p 

• Boat launch 

• Rampe de mise à l’eau 

• Bootsrampe 

• Big Rig Friendly 



K 

• Handicap facilities 

• Installations pour les personnes handicapées 

• Einrichtungen für Körperbehinderte 

j 

• Outdoor pool 

• Piscine extérieure 

• Freibad 

s 

• Fishing 

• Pêche 

• Angeln 

l 

• Electrical outlets on site 

• Prises de courant sur le site 

• Individueller Stromanschluss 

b 

• Sani-station 

• Stations sanitaires 

• Abwasserstation 

Q 

• Indoor pool 

• Piscine intérieure 

• Hallenbad 

V 

• WiFi 

• WiFi 

• WiFi 

F 

• Water outlets on site 

• Prises d’eau sur le site 

• Individueller Wasseranschluss 

c 

• Flush toilets 

• Toilettes avec chasse d’eau 

• Toiletten mit Wasserspülung 

M 

• Convenience store 

• Dépanneur 

• Allgemeinbedarfs lebensmittelgeschäft 

U 

• Seasonal Camping 

• Camping d’été 

• Sommer Camping 

G 

• Sewer outlets on site 

• Conduites d’égoûts sur le site 

• Individueller Abwasseranschluss 

d 

• Showers 

• Douches 

• Duschen 

n 

• Laundromat 

• Buanderie 

• Waschautomaten 

• Motorcycle friendly 

• moto amical 

• Motorrad freundlich 

I 

• Tenting area 

• Terrain pour les tentes 

• Sonderplatz für Zelte 

f 

• Pets permitted 

• Animaux familiers acceptés 

• Haustiere zugelassen 

o 

• Marina 

• Marina 

• Jachthafen 

Z 

• Kitchenette 



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TRAVEL TIPS 

BORDER CROSSINGS/CANADA 

CUSTOMS 

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) 

is responsible for border access, services and 

security. The Canada Border Services Agency 

web site http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/menueng.html 

details many answers to questions 

frequently asked by travellers. The Canadian Food 

Inspection Agency handles the rules concerning 

the temporary importing of pets such as dogs. 

For expected wait times crossing Canada/United 

States land borders visit http://www.cbsa.gc.ca/ 

bwt-taf/menu-eng.html. 

When you enter Canada, a customs officer will 

ask to see your national passport and a valid visa, 

if one is necessary. Everyone from every country 

arriving in Canada by Air, Land or Sea needs a 

valid passport, or equivalent travel documents. 

Customs officers at all Canadian entry points are 

authorized to interview persons seeking entry to 

Canada to determine admissibility. Their goal is 

to facilitate the entry of legitimate travellers as 

quickly as possible. 

As a visitor, you can bring certain goods into 

Canada for your own use as “personal baggage.” 

Personal baggage includes clothing, camping 

and sports equipment, cameras, mobile phones 

and personal computers. This also includes 

travelling in vehicles, vessels and aircrafts. First 

and foremost, as required by law, all goods must 

be declared at the time of your initial contact with 

Customs. Customs does conduct import/export 

examinations. For the most part, these are routine 

in nature, and serve to verify declarations. 

Visitors to British Columbia are entitled to bring 

in a reasonable number of personal effects. 

Visitors aged 19 years or over may import free 

of duty and taxes up to 1.14 L (40 oz.) of spirits 

or 1.5 L (53 imperial oz.) of wine or 8.5 L (288 

oz.) of beer or ale for personal consumption. If 

18 or over 50 cigars, 200 cigarettes, 200g (7 oz.) 

of tobacco. Currency and monetary instruments 

equal to or greater than CAN $10,000 must be 

reported to Canadian Customs. 

All revolvers, pistols, fully automatic firearms 

and other weapons (hunting rifles), and selfdefence 

sprays such as pepper spray and mace are 

prohibited entry into Canada. These items must 

be declared to avoid the possibility of penalties, 

including seizure or prosecution. 

Food, plants, animals and related products: All 

food, plants, animals, and related products must 

be declared. Food can carry disease, such as E. 

coli. Plants and plant products can carry invasive 

alien species, such as the Asian Long-Horned 

Beetle. Animals and animal products can carry 

diseases, such as avian influenza and foot-andmouth 

disease. 

Despite the fact that cannabis (marijuana) has 

become legal and regulated in Canada for adults 

19 and over, it remains illegal to take cannabis 

across Canada’s national borders, whether you are 

entering or leaving. This rule applies to everyone 

– even if you possess a medical document 

authorizing you to have cannabis – it will lead to 

the arrest and prosecution of anyone doing so. 

For more information on customs regulations call 

the Canada Border Services Agency at 

1-800-461-9999 within Canada and 204-983-3500 

outside Canada or visit www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca. 

TEMPORARY IMPORTATION OF 

VEHICLES AND PRIVATE BOATS 

During your stay in Canada, as a visitor or a 

temporary resident (not seasonal resident), 

you can temporarily import passenger and 

recreational vehicles, such as snowmobiles, boats 

and trailers, as well as outboard motors, for your 

personal use. 

DRIVER LICENSES 

A valid out-of-province driver’s license, including 

an international driver’s license, can be used in 

British Columbia for up to six months. 

SEAT BELTS 

British Columbia law requires that all drivers and 

passengers use seat belts while driving or riding in 

a motor vehicle. Strict car/booster regulations are 

in place for children up to the age of twelve years 

old, and they must be seated in the rear seats in an 

age/weight appropriate restraint system. For more 

details, visit www.icbc.com/road-safety. 

HELMETS 

Helmets are required by all bicyclists and 

motorcyclists. 

MOBILE CELL PHONES 

It is against the law to drive while using any 

handheld electronic device. Drivers may use 

hands-free cell phones that are voice activated, or 

activated by one touch, provided they are securely 

attached to the vehicle or driver’s body i.e. an ear 

piece. For more information, visit http://www2. 

gov.bc.ca/gov/content/transportation/drivingand-cycling. 

DRIVING WHILE INFLUENCED BY 

CANNABIS (AND OTHER DRUGS) OR 

ALCOHOL 

It is a criminal offence to operate, or be in the 

care or control of a vehicle, whether in motion or 

not, with a blood alcohol content of more than 

.08 percent. Police in B.C. can issue an immediate 

roadside prohibition to an impaired driver with 

a blood-alcohol content of .05 or higher. Drivers 

with blood alcohol content between .05 and 

.08 may also face fines and license suspensions, 

and have their vehicles impounded. Breath 

samples may be requested by a peace officer and 

refusing a breathalyzer test could also result in 

criminal charges. For drug sobriety testing and 

implications please visit https://www2.gov.bc.ca/ 

gov/content/transportation/driving-and-cycling/ 

road-safety-rules-and-consequences/drugalcohol. 

VEHICLE ACCIDENTS 

If you are involved in an accident, immediately 

contact the local police or Royal Canadian 

Mounted Police (RCMP), then your insurance 

company. 

ROAD CONDITIONS 

For information on road conditions 24-hours a 

day check the Drive BC website at 

www.drivebc.ca. The website includes links 

to various other information sources such as 

Inland Ferry Schedules, BC Ferries Waits, Border 

Crossing Times and Major Incidents and Road 

Closures. 

TOWING AN RV OF LESS 

THAN 4,600 KG 

Most recreational trailers weigh less than 4,600 

kg (10,100 pounds) when fully loaded, and thus 

may be driven by a driver with a passenger car 

driver’s license (Class 5 or 7 in British Columbia). 

An air brake endorsement is required if either the 

truck or trailer has air brakes. For more details, 

visit 

http://www.icbc.com/driver-licensing/typeslicences/Pages/Towing-a-recreational-trailer.aspx 

TOWING AN RV MORE 

THAN 4,600 KG 

For RV trailers weighing more than 4,600 kg 

(10,100 pounds) and neither the recreational 

trailer nor your truck has air brakes, you need: 

• Class 1, 2 or 3 driver’s license, or 

• Class 4 or 5 driver’s license with a heavy trailer 

endorsement (code 20), or 

• Class 4 or 5 driver’s license with a house trailer 

endorsement (code 07). 

If you want to tow an RV that weighs more than 

4,600 kg and either the recreational trailer or 

your truck has air brakes, you need a Class 1 

driver’s license with an air brake endorsement. 

For more information check the Insurance 

Corporation of BC (ICBC) website at 

http://www.icbc.com/driver-licensing/typeslicences/Pages/Towing-a-recreational-trailer.aspx 

TRAILER WEIGHT CALCULATION 

Please note that the weight of the trailer is 

measured when fully loaded and the best way 

to determine this is to visit a truck weigh scale. 

Some RV owners assume the Gross 

Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) marked on their 

trailer is its actual weight. It isn’t. The actual 

GVWR weight is the weight of the vehicle, 

including its load. Operating an overloaded 

vehicle is dangerous - and illegal. 

SEWAGE DISPOSAL 

Sani-stations are found at various locations 

throughout the province, including 

campgrounds, some gas stations and RV 

dealerships. For a list of places to dump go to 

https://www.sanidumps.com. Visitors are asked 

to respect the environment by disposing of grey 

water and sewage in the proper fashion. 

Campgrounds, RV Dealers & Rentals offering 

sani-station facilities to their customers can be 

identified in Super Camping by looking for the 

sani-station symbol in their listings b 

FERRIES 

BC Ferries serves almost 50 ports along the 

British Columbia coastline. For information on 

4

ferry schedules, rates and vehicle reservations 

call BC Ferries toll free at 1-888- 223-3779 from 

within British Columbia or 250-386-3431 from 

out of province or visit www.bcferries.com. 

Inland ferries, operated by the Ministry of 

Transportation, cross lakes and rivers around 

the province. These ferries are all free of charge. 

For inland ferry schedules visit http://www2. 

gov.bc.ca/gov/content/transportation/passengertravel/water-travel/inland-ferries. 

GOODS AND SERVICES TAX (GST) 

The federal GST of 5% is applicable to most 

purchased goods and services. GST is charged 

on campsite and room rentals. The rates printed 

in the guide are net of GST unless stated, so are 

subject to the 5% GST for both camping and 

lodging. 

PROVINCIAL SALES TAX (PST) 

An 8% Provincial Sales Tax is charged by hotels, 

motels, cottages, inns, resorts and other roofed 

accommodations on all overnight room rentals. 

PST is not charged on campsite rentals as they are 

an exempt supply. The Provincial Sales Tax for 

other retail goods and services is 7%. 

MUNICIPAL AND REGIONAL DISTRICT 

TAX (MRDT) 

As well in British Columbia a Municipal and 

Regional District Tax of up to 2% and in some 

cases 3% is charged in provincially approved 

municipalities by hotels, motels, cottages, inns, 

resorts and other roofed accommodations. This 

levy is used to fund local Destination Marketing 

Organizations. Some 50 municipalities are 

approved to collect this 2% or 3% tax. The 

additional 2% or 3% MRDT is only charged on 

short-term room rentals and does not apply to 

overnight campsite rentals. 

EMERGENCY 911 

In emergency situations, contact the local police, 

ambulance service, fire department and other 

emergency services by calling 911. Visitors taking 

prescribed medications should bring a copy 

of their prescriptions in case they need to be 

renewed or tended to by a doctor in Canada. 

TOURIST ALERT 

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 

is frequently asked to communicate urgent 

messages to people on vacation. If you see your 

name listed in newspapers, at information centres 

or hear it on the radio or TV, please contact the 

numbers given. 

CAMPFIRES 

The smoke from campfires pollutes our 

environment; please limit your use of campfires 

to cooking and warmth. It is recommended to 

only use purchased wood from the campground 

or lodging property and observe local burning 

regulations. Do not leave a campfire unattended 

and keep the fire to the allowable size of piled 

material no larger than 0.5 m in height and 0.5 m 

in width. 

FIREWOOD 

Please do not move firewood from one location to 

another as it can spread pests and disease. If you 

are coming into Canada with your RV and wish 

to have a campfire it is prohibited to bring your 

own firewood from the USA to Canada without 

an appropriate permit. The firewood must be 

commercially packaged and labelled to show it has 

been heat treated properly. 

CAMPFIRE BANS 

Occasionally campfire bans are implemented in 

extreme dry weather. For information before you 

travel, visit http://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/ 

safety/wildfire-status. Please note that propane 

firepits and propane cooking devices can be used 

during a campfire ban. 

FOREST FIRES 

If you spot a forest fire while travelling in British 

Columbia, call the BC Forest Service toll free at 

1-800-663-5555, or *5555 on your cell phone. For 

more information, go to http://www2.gov.bc.ca/ 

gov/content/safety/wildfire-status. 

FISHING 

Separate licenses are required for saltwater and 

freshwater fishing. The Federal Department of 

Fisheries and Oceans issue saltwater licenses; 

the provincial Ministry of Environment issues 

freshwater licenses. Both types of licenses can be 

purchased at some sporting goods stores and other 

retailers, as well as most Service BC offices. Anglers 

are encouraged to buy their licenses online at 

https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/sports-culture/ 

recreation/fishing-hunting/fishing/recreationalfreshwater-fishing-licence 

for freshwater or, https:// 

www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/fm-gp/rec/licence-permis/ 

application-eng.html for saltwater. 

A specific license is required in National Parks and 

can be purchased at the Park Headquarters at each 

Parks Canada site. 

For more information on fishing go to 

www.gofishbc.com a site run by the Freshwater 

Fisheries Society of BC. 

2020-21 BC PUBLIC HOLIDAYS 

Banks, government offices and some stores will be 

closed on the following days or on the subsequent 

Monday if the holiday falls on a weekend: 

2020 BC Public Holidays 

Canada Day July 1 

BC Day August 3 

Labour Day September 7 

Thanksgiving October 12 

Remembrance Day November 11 

Christmas Day December 25 

Boxing Day December 26 

2021 BC Public Holidays 

New Year’s Day January 1 

BC Family Day February 15 

Good Friday April 2 

Easter Monday April 5 

Victoria Day May 24 

Canada Day July 1 

BC Day August 2 

Labour Day September 6 

Thanksgiving October 11 

Remembrance Day November 11 

Christmas Day December 25 

Boxing Day December 26 

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Super Camping/Select Lodging - Vancouver Island & The Gulf Islands 

VANCOUVER ISLAND & THE GULF ISLANDS 

Cape Scott 

Park 

Quatsino 

Sound 

Port 

Hardy 

Port 

Alice 

Brooks 

Peninsula 

Park 

Port 

McNeill 

Nimpkish 

Lake Park 

Nootka 

Sound 

Pacific Marine Circle Tour 

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Nanaimo to Tofino Hwy 4 

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Lund 

Inlet 

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Powell River 

River 

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Park 

Park Courtenay 

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10 

Bay 

Cumberland Royston 

Squamish 

Texada I. 

Fanny Bay Madeira Park Sechelt 

Clayoquot 

Park Vargas 

Plateau 

Deep Bay Qualicum Beach Gibsons 

Bowser 9 

Island Park 

Park 

Coombs Parksville 

VANCOUVER 

2 Tofino 

4 

Port 

Errington Nanoose Bay 

Alberni 

4 Gabriola I. 

Long Beach 

NANAIMO 

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5 

12Ucluelet 

Ladysmith Thetis I. 

Barkley 

Lake 

Galiano I. 

Sound Broken Cowichan Chemainus 

Islands Bamfield 

Lake 

Salt 

1 Spring 

Park 

Cowichan 

I. 

Duncan Sidney 

Hesquiat 

Peninsula 

Park 

Maquinna 

Clayoquot 

Sound 

Knight 

Inlet 

Pacific Rim National Park 

West 

Coast 

Trail 

Bute 

Inlet 

Toba Inlet 

Carmanah- 

Port 

Walbran 

Renfrew 

Mill Bay 

Park 

Malahat 

Juan de 14 

Fuca Park 

Sooke 

Ts’yl-os 

Park 

Port Angeles 

Saanichton 

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VICTORIA 

FEATURED MEMBERS 

1. Bates Beach Oceanfront Resort, 

Courtenay, pages 8 & 50 

2. Crystal Cove Beach Resort, Tofino, 

pages 12, 13 & 50 

3. Inn on Long Lake, Nanaimo, page 10 

4. Living Forest Oceanside Campground 

& RV, Nanaimo, pages 10 & 50 

5. Mountainaire Campground and RV 

Park, Nanaimo, pages 10 & 50 

6. Oceanside – A Parkbridge Camping 

& RV Resort, Saanichton (Victoria), 

pages 14 & 50 

7. Pacific Playgrounds Resort & Marina, 

Black Creek, pages 9 & 50 

8. Pedder Bay RV Resort & Marina, 

Victoria (Metchosin), page 14 

9. Qualicum Bay Resort, Qualicum Bay, 

pages 11, 12 & 50 

10. Sailcone’s Wilderness Fishing & 

Grizzly Bear Lodge, Minstrel Island/ 

Knights Inlet, page 10 

11. Salmon Point Resort RV Park & 

Marina, Campbell River, pages 8 & 50 

12. Terrace Beach Resort, Ucluelet, page 13 

13. Thunderbird RV Park & Resort, 

Campbell River, pages 8 & 50 

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Situated along Canada’s southwest coast, Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands are a haven of stunning 

coastlines, lush temperate rainforests, snow-capped mountains, miles of wind-swept beaches and charming 

communities. Accessible by vehicle ferries in Vancouver (BC), and Anacortes, Port Angeles, and Seattle 

(WA), visitors come here to enjoy a myriad of outdoor activities such as golfing, boating, fishing, hiking, 

skiing, and wildlife viewing. Whether visiting local artisans, beachcombing, taking in a local festival, or 

discovering the history and attractions of Victoria – the provincial capital – Vancouver Island and the Gulf 

Islands offer unique experiences for everyone. 

Island Highway 19: Nanaimo to Port Hardy Scenic Drive 

Along Vancouver Island’s east coast, start your drive from Nanaimo on Highway 19 and travel north for 391 km (243 mi) to the 

city of Port Hardy – the island’s gateway to the Inside Passage with ferry service to Prince Rupert and Bella Coola. Between 

Nanaimo and Port Hardy, visitors can explore numerous seaside towns and cities which offer active or gentle diversions such 

as: caving tours at Horne Lake; challenging golf courses in Qualicum Beach; alpine adventures in the Comox Valley; fishing 

excursions in Campbell River; and kayaking or wildlife-viewing excursions from Port McNeill and Telegraph Cove. 

Pacific Marine Circle Route 

The Pacific Marine Circle Tour is a 255 km (158 mi) journey of south Vancouver Island, and offers beautiful views of the Salish 

Sea. Explore geological formations in Sooke Potholes Provincial Park, and wander along sections of the Juan de Fuca Marine 

Trail as you explore the beaches along the route. Visit fishing and forestry communities such as Port Renfrew and Lake 

Cowichan, learn the history of Chemainus through the murals which made the community world renown, or take a stroll along 

the Kinsol Trestle, a restored wooden railway trestle that spans 187 metres (613 ft) in length and 44 metres (144 ft) high. Drivers 

are cautioned that some sections of this route may have narrow sections with single lane bridges and sharp turns, and drivers 

may encounter active logging trucks. 


Nanaimo to Tofino, Highway 4 

The drive from Nanaimo to Tofino will take approximately three hours, but allow extra time for scenic stops and to stretch your 

legs. This drive is not to be rushed as you’ll want to make stops along the way to explore and admire the rugged beauty, snap 

some photos, and simply reflect on the splendour of this place. The route will take you through Cathedral Grove in MacMillan 

Provincial Park with old growth trees over 800 year old. In Port Alberni, visit McLean Mill Historic Park and ride the Alberni 

Pacific Railway. Continue to the rugged village of Ucluelet to unplug and reconnect, or travel through the famous Pacific Rim 

National Park to explore Tofino and its amazing beaches. 

RATES: Charges may be based on either per vehicle or number of persons. 

Charges may apply for additional persons. 

CP POLICY: For Cancellation Policy check with property. 

PETS: For Pet Policy check with property for any rates that may be in effect. 

Bamfield 


Pachena Bay Campground 

Tel: (250) 728-1287 

info@pachenabaycampground.ca 

www.pachenabaycampground.ca 

90 Emchiss Way, Ancala (Bamfield) BC V0R 1B0 

Pachena Bay Campground is nestled in an 

old-growth rainforest next to an expansive, 

sandy beach that directly faces the open 

Pacific Ocean. The campground has been 

smartly upgraded to welcome RVs, campers 

and tenting. CP 7 days prior to check-in. Pets 

welcome, must be kept on leash at all times. 

Open: Apr - Oct. ** Rates: Check website. 

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Bowser/Deep Bay 


Deep Bay RV Park 

Tel: (250) 757-8424 

info@deepbayrvpark.com 

www.deepbayrvpark.com 

5315 Deep Bay Dr., Bowser BC V0R 1G0 

Centrally located on Vancouver Island in 

Lighthouse Country. The First Nations called 

Deep Bay, “ay’ajumuuxw”, where it is so 

beautiful. Family RV park on 1500’ waterfront. 

Swimming, fishing, boating, tidal pools, 

shellfish, eagles, seals, herons. Quiet, 2 kms. 

off Hwy, access from Hwy 19, Exit 87, to Hwy 

19A. Open: May 1 - Sep 30. ** Rates: Serviced 

$44-$49 Partial Service $33-$38 Unserviced 

$33-$38 Tenting $33-$38. Cabin $110/night 

$660/week plus GST. 

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Campbell River & Area 


Brown’s Bay Resort 

Tel: (250) 287-7108 Toll: 1-800-620-6739 

www.brownsbayresort.com 

15021 Brown’s Bay Rd., Campbell River BC V9H 1N9 

Oceanfront wilderness resort with seaside 

rental cabins, luxurious glamping tents, full 

service seaside RV Park, marina with fuel 

dock, boat launch and seasonal restaurant. 

Breathtaking views of Discovery Passage. 

Watch Alaska bound cruise ships a stones 

throw away. Lots of wildlife can be spotted 

from the shoreline. Located only 19 km N. of 

Campbell River, 5 km gravel road down to the 

bay. Open: Apr 1 - Oct 31. ** Rates: Serviced 

$55-$60 Tenting $40. 

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Driftwood By The Sea Inn and 

RV Resort 

Tel: (250) 203-0373 Toll: 1-888-703-0373 

driftwoodbythesea@telus.net 

www.driftwoodbythesea.com 

170 South Island Hwy, Campbell River BC V9W 1A3 

Welcome to Driftwood by the Sea Inn and RV 

Resort! Our year round, adult-oriented resort 

offers level spacious full-service RV sites for 

daily and longer term RV stays. New showers, 

laundry facility. Across from the beach and 

the sea walk. Mins. to downtown boutiques, 

restaurants and adventure tours. Open All Year. 

** Rates: Serviced $39-$45. 

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Salmon Point Resort RV Park 

& Marina 

Tel: (250) 923-6605 Toll: 1-866-246-6605 

www.salmonpoint.com 

2176 Salmon Point Rd., Campbell River BC V9H 1E5 

155 full-service RV sites overlooking the 

Georgia Strait and Coastal Mountains. 30/50 

amp service, cable TV and basic WiFi. 

Restrooms with free hot showers. Seasonal 

heated pool. Year round adult-oriented jacuzzi 

and adult recreation hall. Kids games room, 

horseshoes, shuffleboard, nature trail, marina, 

boat launch, fuel, propane, small store and 

coin laundry. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced 

$46-$64 Tenting $35-$42 (unserviced only). 

** See winter listing page 50. ** See featured 

members page 6. 

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Thunderbird RV Park & Resort 

Tel: (250) 286-3344 

tbirdrvpark@telus.net 

www.thunderbirdrvpark.com 

2660 Spit Rd., Campbell River BC V9W 6E3 

Located on the Tyee Spit (small peninsula), 

enjoy beautiful views of the Campbell River 

estuary behind us and spectacular oceanviews 

in front. Family RV Park & Resort with 4 

Cottage Rentals. Easy access to beach and 

walking path. So much to see, whales, bald 

eagles, cruise ships passing nightly in high 

season. Marina, boat launch and shopping 

centre 10 mins. walk. Open All Year. ** Rates: 

Serviced $43-$47. ** See winter listing page 

50. ** See featured members page 6. 

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Brown’s Bay Resort 

Tel: (250) 287-7108 Toll: 1-800-620-6739 

www.brownsbayresort.com 

15021 Brown’s Bay Rd., Campbell River BC V9H 1N9 

Luxurious oceanfront cabins fully-equipped 

for up to six guests. Spectacular oceanviews 

of Discovery Passage, watch wildlife while 

relaxing on the spacious covered deck. Come 

and explore the glamping lifestyle and stay 

in one of our exclusive tents. The deluxe even 

comes equipped with three piece bathroom, 

hot/cold running water, cooking facilities 

and all linens. Indulge in nature with luxury 

comfort. ** Rates: Low Season $125-$299 High 

Season $149- $349. 

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Driftwood By The Sea Inn and 

RV Resort 

Tel: (250) 203-0373 Toll: 1-888-703-0373 

driftwoodbythesea@telus.net 

www.driftwoodbythesea.com 

170 South Island Hwy, Campbell River BC V9W 1A3 

Welcome to Driftwood by the Sea! We are a 

year round, adult-oriented Inn offering daily, 

weekly and holiday stays. Enjoy our top-rated, 

well-appointed oceanview cottages with 

spectacular cruise ship and wildlife views. Have 

a campfire on the beach. Mins. to downtown 

boutiques, restaurants and adventure tours. 

Open All Year ** Rates: Low Season $111-$125 

High Season $136. 

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Salmon Point Resort RV Park & 

Marina 

Tel: (250) 923-6605 Toll: 1-866-246-6605 

sales@salmonpoint.com 

www.salmonpoint.com 

2176 Salmon Point Rd., Campbell River BC V9H 1E5 

Oceanside resort located midway between 

Courtenay & Campbell River. 1 and 2 bedroom 

fully equipped cottages & RV Accommodation 

units; coin laundry; Seasonal heated swimming 

pool; Year round adult-oriented hot-tub 

& rec hall; kids gamesroom; playground; 

shuffleboard; horseshoes; nature walk, 90 slip 

marina; boat launch; fishing; propane; marine 

fuel. Open All Year. ** Rates: Low Season $95- 

$175 High Season $155-$255. ** See featured 


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Tel: (250) 286-3344 

tbirdrvpark@telus.net 

www.thunderbirdrvpark.com 

2660 Spit Rd., Campbell River BC V9W 6E3 

Four deluxe cottages featuring all the luxuries 

of home. Complete fully-equipped kitchens, 

satellite TV, fireplace, jacuzzi tubs. Relax 

while enjoying beautiful, natural views of the 

Campbell River estuary and wildlife. Near the 

ocean, walking path to watch cruise ships or 

maybe see killer whales pass by. Marina, boat 

launch, shopping centre 10 mins. walk. Open 

All Year. ** Rates: Low Season $158-$178 High 

Season $198-$288. ** See featured members 

page 6. 

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Chemainus & Area 


Chemainus River Campgrounds 

Tel: (250) 246-9357 Toll: 1-877-440-1010 

8682 Trans Canada Hwy, Chemainus BC V0R 1K4 

3 km S. of Chemainus on Trans Canada Hwy. 

Enjoy 9 wooded hectares situated along the 

Chemainus River. Large sunny & wooded sites. 

Water, power, sewer, showers, laundromat and 

internet. Tenting area closed in winter months. 

Monthly rates available. Reservation fee and 

CP policy. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced 

$45-$55 Tenting $35-$45. 

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Country Maples RV Resort 

Tel: (250) 246-2078 

countrymaples@htr.ca 

www.holidaytrailsresorts.com 

9010 Trans Canada Hwy, Chemainus BC V0R 1K4 

River, heated pool, games, clubhouse, 

banquets, laundromat, meetings, mini golf, dog 

run, WiFi, activities, ocean, island, RV, camping, 

trailers and motorhomes. Open All Year. ** 

Rates: Serviced from $49 Tenting from $39.** 

See winter listing page 50. ** See ad pages 

14 & 47. 

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Comox/Courtenay/ 

Cumberland/Fanny Bay & 

Area 


Bates Beach Oceanfront Resort 

Tel: (250) 334-4154 

batesbeach@shaw.ca 

www.batesbeach.bc.ca 

5726 Coral Rd., Courtenay BC V9J 1W9 

Oceanfront Camping overlooking the 

Inside Passage to Alaska, the Salish Sea & 

Coast Mountains. Resort is adjacent to 1,140 

acre nature-park with hiking, biking and 

beachcombing access. We offer kayak rentals 

to explore inshore waters, tidal pools, rocky 

reefs and view marine mammals in their natural 

habitat, camp playground, horseshoe pitch and 

boat launch. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced 

$50 Partial Service $35-$40 Unserviced $30 

Tenting $30. ** See winter listing page 50. ** 

See featured members page 6. 

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Cumberland Lake Park 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 702-8833 

info@clws.ca 

www.cumberlandlakepark.ca 

1100 Comox Lake Rd., Cumberland BC V0R 1S0 

Lakeside camping in a beautiful treed park 

just 5 km outside of Cumberland, known for its 

legendary mountain biking, eateries and rich 

coal mining history. The park offers swimming, 

concession, paddle sport rentals, hiking, 

climbing and sandy beaches. The campground 

offers both serviced and unserviced sites, 

private group site and boat launch. Open: May 

1 – Sep 30. ** Rates: Partial Service $45 (water/ 

power) Premium Unserviced $35 Unserviced 

$23-$30 Group site $200. 

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Lighthouse RV Park 

Tel: (250) 335-1667 

info@vancouverislandrv.ca 

www.vancouverislandrv.ca 

8256 Island Hwy S., Fanny Bay BC V0R 1W0 

Under New Management. Welcome to the 

Lighthouse RV Park you will discover a world 

of relaxation and adventure. Enjoy a number 

of outdoor activities or enjoy our oceanfront 

views. 30 and 50 amp. Pets welcome. Open All 

Year. ** Rates: Serviced $35-$56. 

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Pacific Playgrounds Resort & 

Marina 

Tel: (250) 337-5600 

info@pacificplaygrounds.com 

www.pacificplaygrounds.com 

9082 Clarkson Ave, Black Creek BC V9J 1B3 

Experience Vancouver Island RV resort 

camping at its finest, with a variety of pull-thru 

and back-in RV camping sites available. Our 

fully-serviced RV campsites include 15/30/50 

amp power, water, sewer, basic cable and WiFi. 

Upgrades for cable and WiFi are available. 

Each site includes a firepit, picnic table, and 

you can choose your vista — riverside or 

parkside. Pacific Playgrounds’ premium RV 

camping sites provide more privacy and extra 

touches, including a cedar deck or larger yard, 

upgraded metal fire ring, patio lights and 

additional site landscaping. These spacious 

sites are perfect for extended stays. They book 

quickly, so be sure to book them early. Open 

All Year. ** Rates: Check website for rates. ** 

See winter listing page 50. ** See featured 


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TeePee Park Campground 

Tel: (250) 339-5271 

teepeepark@telus.net 

www.cafconnection.ca (Choose Comox) 

Kilmorely Rd., Comox BC V9M 4C1 

Beautiful oceanfront camping with sandy 

beach and mountain views. Some forested 

sites. Family-oriented military campground. 

Easy access to all the recreational 

opportunities in the Comox Valley. Special 

rates for CAF members and retirees. General 

public welcome. 28 sites available for winter 

camping November to February. Open All Year. 

** Rates: Check website. ** See winter listing 

page 50. 

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Marina 

Tel: (250) 337-5600 

info@pacificplaygrounds.com 

www.pacificplaygrounds.com 

9082 Clarkson Ave, Black Creek BC V9J 1B3 

Set amongst majestic Douglas Fir trees, 

Pacific Playgrounds offer 20 modernized 

fully equipped cabins that are the perfect 

choice for your next family vacation or 

work retreat. Choose riverside or parkside 

placements. Fresh and fully-stocked cottages, 

non-smoking, fully renovated with new 

flooring, paint, stainless steel appliances and 

furniture. Kitchens are stocked with all the 

basic cooking and dinnerware needed to 

ensure your stay is comfortable. Each cabin 

has 4-piece bathroom, complete with towels. 

Master bedroom offers queen bed/dresser, 

second bedroom has two single beds/dresser. 

Living rooms are furnished with comfortable 

sofa bed/sleeps 2, armchair, coffee table, end 

tables, lamps and electric fireplaces. Open All 

Year. ** Rates: Check website for rates. ** See 

featured members page 6. 

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Duncan & Area 


Riverside Campground & Cabins 

Tel: (250) 746-4352 

riversidecamping@highspeedplus.com 

www.riversidecampingduncan.com 

1 - 3065 Allenby Rd., Duncan BC V9L 6W5 

1 km W. off Hwy 1 on Allenby Rd. Riverfront 

camping, grassed and shaded with firepits. 

Near Cowichan Native Village and totems. 

Washrooms open May 1 – Oct 1. Open all 

year for self-contained RVs. Club & cyclist 

rates available. Open: May 1 - Oct 1. ** Rates: 

Serviced $30 Partial Service $30 Unserviced 

$22. 

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Hornby Island 


Bradsdadsland Campsite 

Tel: (250) 335-0757 

www.bradsdadsland.com 

2105 Shingle Spit Rd., Hornby Island BC V0R 1Z0 

We offer spacious unique and private 

campsites. Each site has its own unique 

qualities and charm. Come and visit this 

beautiful island located off of Vancouver Island 

easily accessible by ferry. Early reservations 

a must from late June to early September. 

Great seniors discount in the off-season. Phone 

reservations only. Open All Year. ** Rates: 

Serviced $32-$67 Partial Service $31-$66 

Unserviced $24.50-$61.50 Tenting $24.50- 

$61.50. ** See winter listing page 50. 

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Tribune Bay Campsite 

Tel: (250) 335-2359 

www.tribunebay.com 

5200 Shields Rd., Hornby Island BC V0R 1Z0 

Family camping in a treed setting, adjacent to 

Provincial Park Reserve at beautiful Tribune 

Bay. Sheltered, safe, sandy beach. Open: Jun 

15 - Sep 15. ** Rates: Serviced $45 Unserviced 

Backpackers $35 Tenting $40. 

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Kyuquot (Fair Harbour) 


Fair Harbour Marina & 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 483-3382 Toll: 1-844-466-9453 

fairharbourmarina@gmail.com 

www.fairharbourbc.com 

#1 Fair Harbour Forest Rd., Fair Harbour BC 

V0P 2A0 

We are your gateway to adventure and 

provide access to ten provincial parks and 

ecological reserves in the Kyuquot Sound area. 

Saltwater and freshwater fishing, kayaking, 

wildlife viewing and hiking are all right at your 

doorstep. Don’t like camping? Stay in one of 

our fully-furnished cabins! Open All Year. ** 

Rates: Unserviced $12-$25 Tenting $12-$25. ** 

See ad same page. 

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FAIR HARBOUR 

—MARINA AND CAMPGROUND— 

CABINS - FISHING - KAYAKING 

FAIRHARBOURBC.COM 

FAIRHARBOURMARINA@GMAIL.COM • 250.483.3382 

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Minstrel Island & Area 


Sailcone’s Wilderness Fishing & 

Grizzly Bear Lodge 

Tel: (250) 334-8858 Toll: 1-877-764-4286 

grizzlybear@shaw.ca 

www.grizzly-bear-watching.com 

Minstrel Island, Knight Inlet BC V0R 2V0 

This is the ideal location to see black bears, 

killer whales, humpback whales, dolphins, 

stellar seals, sea lions and eagles. Familyowned 

and operated with that friendly 

comfortable feel. Small groups, personalized 

packages available. Open: Jun 1 - Oct 15. ** 

Rates: 3-night trip Low Season $1,890-$2,550 

High Season $2,590-$3,250. ** See featured 


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Nanaimo & Area (including 

Gabriola Island) 


Brannen Lake RV Park & 

Campsite 

Tel: (250) 756-0404 Toll: 1-866-756-0404 

4220 Biggs Rd., Nanaimo BC V9T 5P9 

Family-oriented campsite with wooded and 

sunny sites. Weekend hayrides. Brannen Lake 

is a beautiful lake, perfect for swimming and 

fishing. Large grassy area available for picnics 

and group camping. Family camping at it’s 

best! Monthly and seasonal rates available. 

Open: May 15 - Oct 15. ** Rates: Serviced 

$41-$43 Partial Service $39 (power/water) 

Unserviced $30-$33. 

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Make Island 

Memories 

Descanso Bay Regional Park 

Tel: (250) 247-8255 

www.rdn.bc.ca/rdn-camping 

595 Taylor Bay Rd, Gabriola Island, BC V0R 1X3 

Camping by the ocean on Gabriola Island 

provides many delights for kayakers, 

picnickers, hikers and swimmers. Located near 

the ferry, this family-oriented campground 

offers private, wooded sites and is an ideal 

location for discovering all Gabriola has to 

offer. Open All Year. ** Rates: Unserviced Low 

Season $10/night (Oct-Mar); High Season $17/ 

night (Apr-Sep). See website for reservations 

and CP Policy. 

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Jinglepot RV Park & 

Campgrounds 

Tel: (250) 758-1614 

www.jinglepotrv.ca 

4012 Jingle Pot Rd., Nanaimo BC V9T 5P9 

Enjoy spending serene, peaceful time amid 

rock gardens, fragrant blooms, sounds of 

fountains and bird songs. Full facilities with a 

central, convenient location that offers easy 

access to Nanaimo and the whole island, 

including ferries. Exit 24 to Jingle Pot Rd. off 

Hwy 19, immediate left. Sani-station fee guest 

$3, public $10. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced 

$42-$47 Partial Service $34-$38 Tenting $27- 

$29. 

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Living Forest Oceanside 

Campground & RV 

Tel: (250) 755-1755 

reservations@livingforest.com 

www.livingforest.com 

6 Maki Rd., Nanaimo BC V9R 6N7 

Award-winning 53-acre waterfront 

campground and RV park. 345 spacious, 

groomed sites on this forested parklike 

property where the clear Nanaimo River meets 

the ocean. Top-rated facilities, well-maintained 

and family managed. Eye popping scenery, 

paved roads and onsite recreation. Perfect 

base camp location to explore Vancouver 

Island. 0.5 km to shopping centre, 5 km to 

downtown - yet a world apart. Open All Year. 

** Rates: Serviced $52-$63 Partial Service 

$45-$50 Unserviced $39-$43 Tenting $39-$43. 


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Mountainaire Campground & 

RV Park 

Tel: (250) 245-1169 Toll: 1-866-311-2267 

register@mountainairervpark.com 

www.mountainairervpark.com 

1094 Spruston Rd., Nanaimo BC V9X 1R2 

Nanaimo’s favourite family campground. Offers 

the Vancouver Island traveller a safe, clean, 

environment where the whole family can relax, 

enjoy a swim in the river, cook a meal over an 

open fire, or enjoy a Friday night movie and 

popcorn under the stars. 15 mins. from town, 

yet a world away. Join us, you’ll be glad you 

did! Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced Starting 

at $45 Partial Service $42 Unserviced $35 

Tenting $35 plus taxes. ** See winter listing 

page 50. ** See featured members page 6. 

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Rondalyn - A Parkbridge 

Camping & RV Resort 

Tel: (250) 245-3227 

rondalyn@parkbridge.com 

www.parkbridge.com/rondalyn 

1350 Timberlands Rd., Ladysmith BC V9G 1L5 

Family-friendly resort with swimming pool, 

hot tub, clubhouse with kitchen and TV, WiFi, 

cabin rentals, clean washrooms. Weekly rates 

available. 18 km south of Nanaimo, 8 km 

north of Ladysmith. Turn west off Hwy 1 onto 

Timberlands Rd. Off-season rates available. 

Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $51-$56 

Partial Service $45. ** See winter listing page 

50. ** See ad page 15. 

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Inn on Long Lake 

Tel: (250) 758-1144 Toll: 1-800-565-1144 

reservations@innonlonglake.com 

www.innonlonglake.com 

4700 Island Hwy N., Nanaimo BC V9T 1W6 

All lakeview rooms, each with private patio or 

balcony overlooking beautiful Long Lake. All 

rooms feature fridge, microwave and coffee 

maker. Free WiFi, parking and continental 

breakfast. Open All Year. ** Rates: Low Season 

$125-$215 High Season $150-$240. ** See 


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Nanoose Bay 


Nanoose Creek Campground 

Tel: (250) 468-7186 Cell: (250) 951-8338 

Toll: 1-866-468-7186 

2212 Island Hwy E., Nanoose Bay BC V9P 9A8 

Conveniently located mid-island, 10 mins. drive 

to either Parksville or Nanaimo. Enjoy the 

peace and tranquility of a small campground 

with large spacious sites close to beaches, golf 

courses and hiking. Free hot showers, internet, 

free WiFi, cablevision. Groups welcome. Pullthrus 

over 125’. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced 

$40 Unserviced $35 Tenting $35 incl. taxes. 

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Parksville & Area 


Paradise Sea-Side Resort 

Tel: (250) 248-6612 Toll: 1-866-325-1874 

www.paradisefunpark.net 

375 W. Island Hwy, Parksville BC V9P 1A1 

Deluxe RV park beside acres of Parksville’s 

sandy beach. Adjacent to Paradise Sea-Shell 

Motel and Paradise Fun Park, offering two 18- 

hole mini-golf, bumper boats, etc. Easy walk to 

town and fine restaurants. Open: Mar - Oct. ** 

Rates: Serviced $34-$60. 

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Surfside RV Resort 

Tel: (250) 248-9713 Toll: 1-866-642-2001 

www.surfsiderv.ca 

200 N. Corfield Rd., Parksville BC V9P 2H5 

Seaside – Poolside – Surfside! Surfside RV 

Resort is a beautiful oceanfront property. The 

highest rated RV resort on Vancouver Island. 

Enjoy large clubhouse, outdoor pool, hot tub, 

showers, laundry, tennis courts, volleyball, 

horseshoes. Take pleasure in the security 

and privacy of a gated RV community on the 

beach & estuary next to City Park and Wildlife 

Management Area. Shopping & restaurants 

close by. Reservations recommended. People 

love it here. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced 

$40-$75/night. ** See ad same page. 

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Pender Island 


Gulf Islands National Park 

Reserve - Prior Centennial 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 654-4000 Toll: 1-866-944-1744 

gulf.islands@pc.gc.ca 

www.parkscanada.gc.ca/gulf 

North Pender Island, Pender Island BC V8L 2P8 

Small forested campground on North Pender 

Island, 6 km from the ferry with drive-in 

sites. A great base from which to explore 

the Penders. Reservations 1-877-737-3783 or 

online at https://reservation.parkscanada.gc.ca. 

Fees apply. RV accessible with no service. 

Open: May 15 - Sep 30. ** Rates: 6 Persons 

Unserviced $17.99/night. Rates subject to 

change. ** Languages Spoken: English, French. 

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Arrowvale Riverside 

Campground & Cottages 

Tel: (250) 723-7948 

info@arrowvale.ca 

www.arrowvale.ca 

5955 Hector Rd., Port Alberni BC V9Y 9E8 

Beautiful 67-acres riverside farm setting. 

Petting farm tour, playground, livestock, 

Canadian horses and pumpkin patch. Bird 

watching. Tubing on Somass River, bring your 

own tube. Weekly, monthly and seasonal rates 

available Oct-May. Open All Year. ** Rates: 

Serviced $39 Unserviced $31 Tenting $31. 

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Port Hardy & Area 


Port Hardy RV Resort & Cabins 

Tel: (250) 949-8111 Toll: 1-855-949-8118 

porthardyrvresort@telus.net 

www.porthardyrvresort.com 

8080 Goodspeed Rd., Port Hardy BC V0N 2P0 

Off Hwy 19, 0.8 km (1/2 mi) north of Bear 

Cove (BC Ferries) junction. RV and tenting 

campground nestled between Quatse River 

and 138 acres Estuary Wildlife Sanctuary. 5 

mins. from BC Ferries. Ideal if coming from 

or going to Prince Rupert. Easy in and out. 

Clean friendly environment, large public BBQ 

area, firewood and freezing facilities. 12 selfcontained 

log cabins. Open All Year. ** Rates: 

Serviced $40 Tenting $25. ** See winter listing 

page 50. 

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Quatse River Campground 

Tel: (250) 949-2395 Toll: 1-866-949-2395 

reservations@quatsecampground.ca 

www.quatsecampground.ca 

8400 Byng Rd., Port Hardy BC V0N 2P0 

As part of a richly forested regional park, 

the Quatse Campground offers fishing 

opportunities and easy access to hiking trails. 

Revenue funds salmon enhancement at the 

Quatse River Hatchery. Tours and interpretive 

displays are offered by the Salmon Stewardship 

Centre. We are off the highway, minutes away 

from ferry terminal and downtown Port Hardy. 

Discount for seniors. Vehicle $7.35 incl. tax. 

Open: May Long Weekend – Sep 30. ** Rates: 

Serviced $44.99 (power/water) Tenting $30.45 

incl. tax. ** Languages Spoken: English, French. 

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Port McNeill & Area 

Alder Bay RV Park & Marina 

Tel: (250) 956-4117 

stay@alderbay.com 

www.alderbay.com 

1 Alder Bay Rd., Port McNeill BC V0N 2R0 

For over 30 years Alder Bay has been a hidden 

gem on North Vancouver Island offering a 

relaxed and friendly RV Park and camping 

destination to experience British Columbia at 

its finest. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $38- 

$46 Unserviced $28 Tenting $28. 

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Qualicum Beach & Area 


Horne Lake Regional Park 

Tel: (250) 248-0500 

https://www.rdn.bc.ca/rdn-camping 

3890 Horne Lake Cave Rd., Qualicum Beach BC 

Located near Horne Lake Caves, this regional 

park has kilometers of lake and riverfront to 

explore. A boat ramp, canoe and SUP rentals, 

forest trails and a day-use picnicking area 

complement the campground’s rustic wooded 

and lakefront sites. Open All Year. ** Rates: 

Unserviced Low Season $10/night (Oct-Mar); 

High Season $20/night (Apr-Sep). See website 

for reservations and CP Policy. 

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Qualicum Bay Resort 

Tel: (250) 757-2003 

www.resortbc.com 

5970 Island Hwy W., Qualicum Bay BC V9K 2N1 

Seasonal man-made swimming pond, 220’ 

waterslide. Well-equipped playground includes 

zipline, swings and carousel. 18-hole disc 

golf course. Grounds that are ideal for social 

gatherings and family reunions, organized 

activities. Central location for all island 

activities. Open All Year. ** Rates: Check 

website. ** See winter listing page 50. ** See 


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PLAN YOUR PERFECT GETAWAY 

SEASIDE 

POOLSIDE 

SURFSIDE 

Spectacular oceanfront RV resort with clubhouse, 

pool and hot tub. Enjoy the security and privacy of 

a gated community surrounded by natural beauty 

within walking distance to Parksville’s commercial 

centre, restaurants and shops. Visitors with 

full hook-up RVs are welcome year round. 

MEMBERSHIP AVAILABLE 

200 North Corfield Street, Parksville, BC 

1-866-642-2001 • www.surfsiderv.ca 


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Whiskey Creek RV Campground 

Tel: (250) 752-8321 

wccampground@gmail.com 

www.whiskeycreekrvcampground.com 

1268 Chatsworth Rd., Qualicum Beach BC V9K 1V6 

Located 18 kms west of Parksville on Hwy 4 at 

the foot of Mt. Arrowsmith. Very quiet location, 

minutes from Little Qualicum Falls, Cameron 

Lake and Cathedral Grove. Hiking and trail 

rides nearby. Open: Apr 1 – Oct 31. ** Rates: 

Serviced $40 Partial Service $35 Tenting $35 

plus GST. 

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Tel: (250) 757-2003 

www.resortbc.com 

5970 Island Hwy W., Qualicum Bay BC V9K 2N1 

11 fully-serviced and unique units including a 

mix of studio rooms, 1 & 2-bedroom suites, 

2-bedroom cottages all located just across the 

street from the ocean. If looking for adventure, 

pack a sleeping bag and pillow, and come 

spend the night in our popular Camper Cabins! 

Seasonal swimming pond and waterslide, 

playground, beach volleyball, disc golf, and 

games room. Open All Year. ** Rates: Check 

website. ** See featured members page 6. 

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Sea Flame Beach Resort 

Tel: (250) 757-8411 Toll: 1-888-883-1233 

seaflameresort@shaw.ca 

www.seaflameresort.com 

6383 Island Hwy W., Qualicum Bay BC V9K 2E5 

Oceanfront resort with views of the mountains 

and islands. Come escape from the urban 

sprawl. We offer fully-equipped family 

cottages. Everyone will enjoy our playground 

and sandy beach during low tide. The property 

rests on a parklike setting great for all outdoor 

activities. 4 full serviced RV spots. Come 

unwind at the Sea Flame! Open All Year. ** 

Rates: Low Season $100-$300 High Season 

Weekly rates only. 

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Gulf Islands National 

Park Reserve - McDonald 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 654-4000 Toll: 1-866-944-1744 


www.parkscanada.gc.ca/gulf 

McDonald Campground 

A great home base for exploring the Gulf 

Islands. Located on McDonald Park Rd., off 

Hwy 17, south of Swartz Bay ferry terminal. 

Drive-in sites. Many amenities in nearby Sidney. 

RV accessible with no service. Reservable sites 

1-877-737-3783 or online at https://reservation. 

parkscanada.gc.ca. Fees apply. Open: May 15 - 

Sep 30. ** Rates: 6 Persons Unserviced $17.99/ 

night. Rates subject to change. ** Languages 

Spoken: English, French. 

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Gulf Islands National Park 

Reserve - Sidney Spit 

Tel: (250) 654-4000 Toll: 1-866-944-1744 


www.parkscanada.gc.ca/gulfislands 

Sidney Spit, Sidney Island 

Sidney Spit is located on Sidney Island, a 20 

min. boat ride from the town of Sidney. It 

offers camping, trails, a dock and mooring 

buoys along with miles of sandy beaches. 

Reservations https://reservation.pc.gc.ca or 

1-877-737-3783. Open: May 15 - Sep 30. ** 

Rates: 6 Persons Unserviced Tents only $17.99/ 

night. Rates subject to change. Pets must 

be on leash at all times. Languages Spoken: 

English, French. 

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Telegraph Cove & Area 


Telegraph Cove Marina & 

RV Park 

Tel: (250) 928-3163 Toll: 1-877-TEL-COVE 

(835-2683) 

reservations@telegraphcove.ca 

www.telegraphcove.ca 

1642B Telegraph Cove Rd., Telegraph Cove BC 

V0N 3J0 

Conveniently located adjacent to the marina 

and the heart of historic Telegraph Cove. 

Stunning ocean and cove views. Bring your 

kayaks and launch them for free when 

you stay in our RV Park! Whale and bear 

watching, hiking, biking, fishing and kayaking. 

Breathtaking sunsets. Open: May 1 - Oct 1. ** 

Rates: Serviced $35-$52.50 Tenting $30-$35. 

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Telegraph Cove Resort Forest 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 928-3131 

info@telegraphcoveresort.com 

www.telegraphcoveresort.com 

1610 Telegraph Cove Rd., Telegraph Cove BC 

V0N 3J0 

The finest RV facility on Northern Vancouver 

Island. Easy access to excellent salmon and 

bottom fishing. Summer home of the Killer 

Whale. Sheltered scenic waters. Situated in the 

picturesque boardwalk village of Telegraph 

Cove. 16 km off Hwy 19 at Telegraph Cove turnoff. 

Forest campground is 1 km away, or 7 min. 

walk to marina. Open: May 1 - Oct 1. ** Rates: 


$34 Tenting $34-$36 plus GST. ** See ad 

same page. 

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Tofino 


Bella Pacifica Campground 

Tel: (250) 725-3400 

campground@bellapacifica.com 

www.bellapacifica.com 

400 Mackenzie Beach Rd., Tofino BC V0R 2Z0 

Family-friendly oceanfront campsites for 

RV and tenting. Closest campground to 

Tofino (3 km south of village, walk on sandy 

Mackenzie Beach). Full hookups and forested 

sites available. Flush toilets, pay showers 

and laundry, free WiFi. Firewood and ice for 

sale. Firepits and picnic tables. Reservations 

strongly recommended. Off-season rates. 

Open: Mar - Nov. ** Rates: Serviced $43-$60 

Unserviced $38-$58 Tenting $38-$60. 

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Crystal Cove Beach Resort 

Tel: (250) 725-4213 Toll: 1-877-725-4213 

reservations@crystalcove.ca 

www.crystalcove.ca 

1165 Cedarwood Place, Tofino BC V0R 2Z0 

Rough it in style! We offer 60 well-treed 

fully-serviced RV sites, only a short walk from 

the beach. Firewood for sale $7/bundle. Hot 

showers and WiFi are all included. Inquire 

about our 10 parked Glamping 5th wheels for 

rent on a nightly basis. Open All Year. ** Rates: 



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Reserve - Green Point 

Campground 

Toll Free Reservations: 1-877-737-3783 

Reservations: https://reservation.pc.gc.ca 

pc.pacrim.info.pc@canada.ca 

www.pc.gc.ca/pacrim 

Hwy 4, Midway between Tofino/Ucluelet 

Poised on the bluffs above Long Beach, 

Green Point Campground features 94 vehicle 

drive-in campsites, 20 walk-in campsites, 

one group site and one oTENTik. Pacific Rim 

is known for long sandy beaches and lush 

coastal temperate rainforests. Green Point 

Campground fills every night during high 

season, and reservations are recommended. 

Reservations open January 6, 2020 at 8 am 

PST at https://reservation.pc.gc.ca. Drive-in 

sites are RV accessible and feature 15/30 

amp hookups. Evening theatre programs 

offered late June to early Sep. Open: May 1 - 

Oct 12. ** Rates: 6 Persons Serviced $33.01. 

Rates subject to change. Languages Spoken: 


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Surf Grove Campground 

Tel: (250) 725-2750 

www.surfgrove.com 

1451 Pacific Rim Hwy, Tofino BC V0R 2Z0 

Tofino’s greatest family-friendly campground 

experience with immediate access to worldclass 

surfing and endless coastal adventure 

on Cox Bay. Surf Grove Campground features 

130 fully serviced RV camping sites tucked 

away between the Pacific Rim National Park 

and the great Pacific Ocean. Check out the 

incoming wave, opening with a splash Spring 

2020. Open: Spring 2020. ** Rates $59-$109 

(May-Oct.); $39-$79 (Oct-May). ** See winter 

listing page 50. 

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Tel: (250) 725-4213 Toll: 1-877-725-4213 

reservations@crystalcove.ca 

www.crystalcove.ca 

1165 Cedarwood Place, Tofino BC V0R 2Z0 

Beachfront and beachview modern chic log 

cabins with a private hot tub located steps 

from Mackenzie Beach. Minutes from Tofino 

and the Pacific Rim National Park and the 

spectacular Long Beach. Come and make 

Crystal Cove Beach Resort your new Happy 

Place. Open All Year. ** Rates: Low Season 

$190-$400 High Season $320-$580. ** See 


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Ucluelet 


Island West Resort 

Tel: (250) 726-7515 

fish@islandwestresort.com 

www.islandwestresort.com 

1990 Bay St., Ucluelet BC V0R 3A0 

Experience our waterfront, some waterview 

RV sites with partial and full hookups, which 

are exceptionally well-suited for RVs. Enjoy 

the spectacular mountain and harbourview. 

Our campground is located centrally around 

our marina. You will be close to showers, 

laundromat, marina store and the Eagles Nest 

Pub/Restaurant. Campground is within walking 

distance to everything in the quaint town of 

Ucluelet. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $28- 

$50 Partial Service $25-$47 Tenting $25-$47. 

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Surf Junction Campground 

Tel: (250) 726-7214 Toll: 1-877-922-6722 

www.surfjunction.com 

2650 Tofino-Ucluelet Hwy, Ucluelet BC V0R 3A0 

Beautiful woodland setting between Ucluelet 

and Long Beach. Private forest campsites, 

large full-service RV sites, showers, flush 

toilets, hot tub, sauna, espresso bar, rec hall, 

covered picnic area, firepits, surf rentals and 

lessons (for guests only). Open: Mar 27 - Oct 

12. ** Rates: Serviced $35-$55 Unserviced $25- 

$40. ** See ad same page. 

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Ucluelet Campground 

Tel: (250) 726-4355 

www.uclueletcampground.com 

260 Seaplane Base Rd., Ucluelet BC V0R 3A0 

Village location. Wooded mountain and 

harbour views. Hiking, kayaking, fishing, tours, 

restaurants, aquarium, groceries, beaches. 

Quiet, well-run campground near shopping, 

tidal pools, rainforest, whale watching. 

Separate shower rooms and WiFi. Walk to 

all amenities. Pet friendly. No partiers. Open: 

Mar 1 - Sep 30. ** Rates: Serviced $30-$65 

Unserviced $30-$65 incl. taxes. 

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Terrace Beach Resort 

Tel: (250) 726-2901 Toll: 1-866-726-2901 

manager@terracebeachresort.ca 

www.terracebeachresort.ca 

1002 Peninsula Rd., Ucluelet BC V0R 3A0 

Jason, Lorne and Norma Priestley invite you 

to our beachfront resort. Adjacent to the 

wild Pacific Trail and the Pacific Rim National 

Park. Hike, kayak, fish, surf or relax in our cozy 

rooms. Open All Year. ** Rates: Low Season 

$99-$219 Summer Season $99-$369. ** See 


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Cedar Springs Ranch 

Tel: (250) 478-3332 Toll: 1-844-578-3332 

cedarspringsranch@shaw.ca 

www.cedarspringsranch.com 

230 Okotoks Dr., Malahat BC V0R 2L0 

Located 25.7 km (16 mi) north of Victoria 

(exit left at Okotoks Drive), 80.4 km (50 mi) 

south of Nanaimo on the scenic Malahat Drive. 

Amongst towering cedars and firs, familyfriendly. 

Heated pool, one and two bedroom 

bunkhouses, playground, store, laundromat, 

hot showers, pets welcome, propane fires 

allowed. Easy access to island attractions. 

Open: Jun 1 – Sep 30. ** Rates: Serviced $51- 

$55 Partial Service $46-$53 Unserviced $43- 

$47 Tenting $40-$48. 

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Fort Victoria RV Park 

Tel: (250) 479-8112 

info@fortvictoria.ca 

www.fortvictoria.ca 

129 Burnett Rd., Victoria BC V9B 4P6 

Take Exit 8 off Hwy 1, then south on Helmcken 

Road, right on Island Hwy, right on Burnett 

Road. Full hookups with 15/30/50 amp. Cable 

TV, free showers, laundromat, wireless internet, 

sani-station, playground and city bus. Open All 

Year. ** Rates Serviced Starting at $63. 

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Malahat Mountain Meadows 

RV Resort 

Tel: (250) 478-5452 Toll: 1-888-478-5452 

info@victoriacampgrounds.com 

www.victoriacampgrounds.com 

304 Trans Canada Hwy, Malahat BC V0R 2L0 

Located just 25 kms. north of beautiful 

Victoria, on Meadow Way just off the improved 

Malahat Drive. The resort is an experience 

with nature nestled amongst the giant cedars 

and seasonal creeks. We offer spacious, 

fully-serviced RV lots, with private, scenic 

campsites, clean washrooms, hot showers and 

much more. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced 

$42 Unserviced $37 plus taxes. 

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Come Camp 

in a beautiful 

woodland setting 

between Ucluelet and 

Long Beach! Private 

forest campsites, 

large full-service RV 

 

toilets, hot tub, sauna, 

espresso bar, rec hall, 

covered picnic area, 

 

and lessons. 

(250) 726-7214 

surfjunction.com 


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Oceanside – A Parkbridge 


Tel: (250) 544-0508 

oceanside@parkbridge.com 

www.parkbridge.com/oceanside 

3000 Stautw Rd., Saanichton (Victoria) BC V8M 2K5 

Enjoy award-winning year round camping in 

a spectacular West Coast beachside location, 

over 69 sites available. Close to Victoria, 

Sidney, ferries and attractions. Experience 

the stunning Pacific Ocean surrounded by 

beautiful landscaping on the peaceful Saanich 

Peninsula. East off Hwy 17 onto Mt. Newton X 

Road. Follow signs to the end of Stautw Road. 

Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $46-$69. ** 

See winter listing page 50. ** See featured 

members page 6. ** See ad page 15. 

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TravellinginBritishColumbia 

Pedder Bay RV Resort & Marina 

Tel: (250) 478-1771 Toll: 1-877-478-1771 

reservations@pedderbay.com 

www.pedderbay.com 

925 Pedder Bay Dr., (Metchosin) Victoria BC 

V9C 4H1 

Welcome to Vancouver Island’s most tranquil 

seaside RV resort and marina, just 40 mins. 

drive from downtown Victoria. Enjoy the 

breathtaking natural beauty of the area, steps 

to the Galloping Goose trail and Matheson 

Lake and a bay that opens up to the Race 

Rocks Marine Reserve. Pedder Bay offers 

oceanview RV sites and marina facilities 

including a fuel dock, three-lane boat launch 

ramp, boat rentals, guided fishing charters, 

gear rental, gift and tackle shop, with a 

licensed coffee house and lots more! Open 

All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $49-$74. ** See 


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Salish Seaside RV Haven 

Tel: (250) 590-5995 

reservations@victoriarv.com 

www.salishseasidervhaven.com 

445 Head St., Victoria BC V9A 5S1 

The park has been completely redesigned 

to be truly Big Rig Friendly. It has 36 pads 

and most will accommodate the largest 

Motorhomes. Most sites are waterfront with 

spectacular views around Victoria Harbour. ** 


See winter listing page 50. 

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Fort Rodd Hill & Fisgard 

Lighthouse National Historic 

Sites 

Tel: (250) 478-5849 

www.pc.gc.ca/fortroddhill 

603 Fort Rodd Hill Rd., Victoria BC V9C 2W8 

Stay overnight in Canada’s best preserved 

west coast artillery fort. Experience camping 

with the comfort of a bed! Each furnished and 

heated oTENTik sleeps up to six people. Picnic 

tables, firepit, couple of lounge chairs, shared 

BBQs and food storage area are provided – all 

you need to bring is your bedding and food. 

Short walk to the lighthouse. Open: May 1 – Oct 

15. Reservations for the 2020 camping season 

start first week of January. ** Rates: $122.64/ 

night. Reservation Fee $13.50. For further 

information visit our website. Languages 


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Chemainus, BC 

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Super Camping/Select Lodging - Vancouver, Coast & Mountains 

VANCOUVER, COAST & MOUNTAINS 

Coast Mountain Circle Tour 

Ts’yl-os 

Vancouver, Coast & Mountains 

Park 

Region 

Thompson Okanagan Region 

Sunshine Coast Route 101 

Bute 

Inlet 

Whaletown 

Comox 

19A 

Toba Inlet 

Lund 

Powell River 

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Texada 

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Garden 

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Madeira 

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Qualicum Beach 

Parksville 

NANAIMO 

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Jervis 

Inlet 

Egmont 

Tantalus 

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Whistler 

99 

Big Creek 

Park 

S. Chilcotin 

Mtn. Park 

Gold Bridge 

Downton 

Lake 

Pemberton 

Birkenhead 

Lake Park 

6 

Garibaldi 

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Garibaldi 

Heights 

Carpenter 

Lake 

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D’Arcy 

Squamish 

Sechelt 99 

Harrison 

West 

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BURNABYBY 

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Mission 7 

RICHMOND SURREY 

8 

DELTA 

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Langley 4 3 

ABBOTSFORD 

99 

Seton 

Lake 

Lillooet 

Stein 

Valley 

Park 

Harrison 

Lake 

99 

12 

Lytton 

97 

Ashcroft 

Fraser R. 

Agassiz 

1 

Bridal Falls 

Cache 

Creek 

Spences 

Bridge 

8 

7 

3 

5 

5 

Hope 

Sunshine Valley 

Manning 

Park 



1. Bridal Falls Motel, Chilliwack/ 

Rosedale, page 18 

2. Burnaby Cariboo RV Park, Burnaby/ 

Vancouver, pages 20 & 51 

3. Camperland RV Resort & Cabins, 

Chilliwack/Rosedale, pages 17, 18 & 51 

4. Eagle Wind RV Park, Abbotsford, 

16 

pages 17 & 51 

5. Manning Park Resort, Manning Park, 

page 19 

6. Riverside (Whistler) – A Parkbridge 

Camping & RV Resort, Whistler, 

pages 22 & 51 

7. Sunshine Valley RV Resort & Cabins, 

Sunshine Valley, pages 19 & 51 

8. The Cabins At Cultus Lake Park, 

Chilliwack/Cultus Lake, page 18 

Sunshine Coast Tours

The Vancouver, Coast & Mountains Region offers a diverse range of world-class attractions and activities across 

four unique destination areas. Metro Vancouver enjoys a beautiful west coast location where it’s possible to golf, 

kayak, and catch an opera in the same day. The Fraser Valley and Fraser Canyon is defined by the Fraser River 

and is home to fantastic whitewater rafting, sturgeon and salmon fishing, and plenty of farm-fresh food. The 

Sea-to-Sky Corridor features ocean and mountain views along the Sea-to-Sky Highway. This area is a renowned 

destination for hiking, mountain biking, and skiing and is also home to Whistler. The Sunshine Coast offers no less 

with windswept beaches, lush forests, and many art galleries and studios. 

Coast Mountain Circle Route 

The Coast Mountain Circle Route starts in Metro Vancouver and explores the mountains, forests, and canyons that stretch nearly 

593 km (368 mi). The tour can take as little as two days but is best experienced in a more leisurely fashion. You will wind through 

misty coastal mountains, into the province’s rain shadow, and up on to the dry highland plateau. You’ll explore historic Gold Rush 

Country, following the path of the gold seekers along the raging Thompson and the Fraser rivers before returning to Vancouver. 

Sunshine Coast Route 101 

Twenty-five kilometres (15.5 mi) northwest of Vancouver via ferry is the start of Highway 101. This beautiful coastal drive runs 

along the 130 km (80 mi) Sunshine Coast from the Langdale ferry terminal to Lund, offering lovely views of islands and straits 

while passing through coastal towns. This area of BC is the sunniest and driest, and the highway takes you past 10 parks popular 

for fishing, canoeing, diving, hiking, and other outdoor activities. Along the journey are two ferry crossings, beautiful inlets, deep 

fjords, sandy beaches, and forests. Artisan and fishing communities include Gibsons, Madeira Park, Garden Bay, Powell River, 

Lund, and Sechelt. 






See page 3 for symbol explanation 

Abbotsford & Area 


Eagle Wind RV Park 

Tel: (604) 856-6674 

www.eaglewindrv.ca 

26920 52nd Ave, Aldergrove BC V4W 1N6 

Local to Fraser Valley and Metro Vancouver 

events. Easy access to Hwy 1 and just minutes 

from Aldergrove border crossing. Near 

Vancouver Zoo, Fort Langley, Abbotsford 

Airport, drive-in movies, casinos and local 

vineyard/farm tours. Come “Explore BC from 

Eagle Wind RV Park”. Weekly and monthly 

rates available. Open All Year. ** Rates: 



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Chilliwack & Area 


Camperland RV Resort & Cabins 

Tel: (604) 794-7361 

camperland@htr.ca 


53730 Bridal Falls Rd., Rosedale BC V0X 1X1 

Cabins, waterpark, falls, pools, hot tubs, 

laundromat, playgrounds, propane sales, 

store and games. Open: Mar 28 - Oct 31. ** 

Rates: Serviced from $49 Tenting from $39. 


members page 16. ** See ad page 38 & 49. 


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Cheam Fishing Village and 

Campground 

Tel: (604) 997-5533 

bookings@cheamfishingvillage.ca 

www.cheamfishingvillage.com 

630 Appel Rd., Agassiz BC V1M 1A0 

Located on the banks of the majestic Fraser 

River, the historic Cheam Fishing Village and 

Campground features a 42-site campground, 

day use area, sandy beaches, nature trails, 

boat launch and the best sturgeon fishing in 

BC. Just a short distance from Harrison Hot 

Springs and local golf courses. Open: May 

– Sep. ** Rates: Service $40 (power/water) 

Unserviced $30 (water). 

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Cottonwood Meadows RV 

Country Club 

Tel: (604) 824-7275 

camp@cottonwoodrvpark.com 

www.cottonwoodrvpark.com 

44280 Luckakuck Way, Chilliwack BC V2R 4A7 

At Exit 116 on Hwy 1. Beautiful parklike setting. 

Full hookups, 30/50 amps, paved, pull-thrus. 

Security gates. Free showers, laundry, hot 

tub. Near all amenities, golf, fishing, water 

sports, shopping, bird watching on your site. 

Next to Chilliwack Heritage Park, Cheam Golf 

Course. Free high speed WiFi throughout 

park. Weekly rates available. Open All Year. ** 

Rates: Serviced $57 Partial Service $47-$53 

Unserviced $42-$45. 

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Sunnyside Campground 

Tel: (604) 858-5253 

sunnyside@cultuslake.bc.ca 

www.cultuslake.bc.ca 

3405 Columbia Valley Hwy, Cultus Lake BC 

Lakefront family camping, hookups, tenting, 

washrooms, free showers, store, laundry, sanistation, 

playgrounds, WiFi, onsite security, 

boat launch, rental buoys, beaches, swimming, 

fishing, near golf course, waterslides, 

adventure park, restaurants and marina. Open: 

Mar 29 - Oct 14. ** Rates: Check website for 

rates and CP Policy. Online booking available. 

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Bridal Falls Motel 

Tel: (604) 794-7710 

motel@holidaytrailsresorts.com 


WiFi, wilderness falls, hiking, waterpark, pool, 

hot tubs, store and playground. Open All 

Year. ** Rates: Check website. ** See featured 


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Camperland RV Resort & Cabins 

Tel: (604) 794-7361 

camperland@htr.ca 

www.htr.ca 


Pools, hot tubs, store, WiFi, liquor, waterpark, 

falls, hiking, playground, ice cream, arcade, 

clubhouse, tenting, RV, camper, trailer, 

motorhome, firepits, basketball, nature, water 

sports, hot springs, activities, bingo, meetings, 

dog run and mini-golf. Open All Year. ** Rates: 

Check website for rates. ** See winter listing 

page 51. ** See featured members page 16. ** 

See ad page 38 & 49. 

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The Cabins At Cultus Lake Park 

Tel: (604) 858-9007 

cabins@cultuslake.bc.ca 

www.cultuslake.bc.ca 

4169 Columbia Valley Hwy, Cultus Lake BC V2R 5B5 

Great location for weddings, family reunions, 

work retreats and getaways from the city. 

Within walking distance to Waterpark, 

Adventure Park, golf, boat rentals, restaurants, 

hiking, fishing and more. Each cabin has a 

kitchenette or full kitchen and cable TV. Open 

All Year. ** Rates: Check website for rates and 

CP policy. ** See featured members page 16. 

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Harrison Hot Springs 


Harrison Springs Camping & 

RV Park 

Tel: (604) 796-8900 

www.harrisonsprings.com 

740 Hot Springs Rd., Harrison Hot Springs BC 

V0M 1K0 

Gated treed park. Spacious private sites. Some 

forested with full hook-ups. Clean modern 

tiled washrooms with free hot showers. 

Campground on left just past “Welcome sign 

for Harrison” - a great place to rest. Near golf, 

public Hot Springs pool and lake. Only 1 hr. 

east of Langley. Open: Mar - Dec. ** Rates: 

Serviced $49.95-$57 Unserviced $48 Tenting 

$45. Rates subject to change. 

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Harrison Mills 


Kilby Park Campground 

Tel: (604) 796-9576 

info@kilby.ca 

www.kilby.ca 

215 Kilby Rd., Harrison Mills BC V0M 1L0 

Situated on the confluence of scenic Harrison 

and Fraser Rivers. The park features a 35 site 

campground, day use area, sandy beaches, 

nature trails and boat launch. Within walking 

distance is a 1920’s historic site, café and gift 

shop. The campground operates on a first 

come, first serve basis. Online Reservation 

System. Open All Year. ** Rates: Unserviced 

$20-$30 Tenting $20-$30. 

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Coquihalla Campground 

Tel: (604) 869-7119 Toll: 1-888-869-7118 

info@coquihallacampground.ca 

www.coquihallacampground.ca 

800 Kawkawa Lake Rd., Hope BC V0X 1L4 

Full hookups, store, close to town, bike park, 

treed, bathrooms, laundromat, WiFi, firewood, 

hiking, fishing, riverfront, BBQ hut, playground 

and disc golf. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced 

from $47 Tenting from $32. ** See winter 


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Manning Park Resort 

Tel: (604) 668-5953 Toll: 1-800-689-9025 

camping@manningpark.com 

www.manningpark.com 

Reservations: www.discovercamping.ca 

7500 Hwy 3, Manning Park BC V0X 1R0 

357 campsites at four campgrounds: Lightning 

Lake (reservations only). Coldspring, Hampton 

and Mule Deer. Hiking, biking, horseback 

riding, bird and wildlife watching, fishing and 

numerous annual events. Open: May - Oct. 

** Rates: Check website. Winter camping 

available. Second vehicle 50% night rate. ** 

See featured members page 16. ** See ad 

same page. 

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Othello Tunnels Campground 

& RV Park 

Tel: (604) 869-9448 Toll: 1-877-869-0543 

camp@othellotunnels.com 

www.othellotunnels.com 

67851 Othello Rd., Hope BC V0X 1L1 

Beautiful natural setting, golf course and 

restaurants in Hope 8 km away. Full and partial 

hookups. 30 amp, electric tent sites, firepits, 

picnic tables on all sites, rainy day shelter. 

BBQ, laundry, flush toilets, free hot showers, 

sani-station, rainbow trout fishing pond, 

playground, play centre, basketball hoop, 

camp store and WiFi. Credit cards and debit. 

Close to tunnels. Weekly, monthly and group 

rates. Open All Year. ** Rates Serviced $37 

Partial Service $34. ** See ad same page. 

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Sunshine Valley RV Resort 

& Cabins 

Tel: (604) 869-0066 

sunshinevalley@holidaytrailsresorts.com 


14850 Alpine Blvd., (Sunshine Valley) Hope BC 

V0X 1L5 

Mountains, river, back country, meadows, 

heated pools – indoor and outdoor, 

snowshoeing, sledding, ATV trails, museum, 

clubhouse, weddings, banquets, games room, 

hot tubs, dog run, propane sales, liquor store. 

Cabins and kitchen. Open All Year. ** Rates: 

Serviced from $45. ** See winter listing page 

51. ** See featured members page 16. **See ad 

page 22 & 54. 

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Manning Park Resort 

Tel: (604) 668-5922 Toll: 1-800-330-3321 

info@manningpark.com 

www.manningpark.com 

7500 Hwy 3, Manning Park BC V0X 1R0 

A four season, family-friendly resort in the 

Cascade Mountains with year-round camping, 

accommodation and incredible recreational 

activities, including hiking, biking, canoeing 

in summer and downhill and cross-country 

skiing, snowshoeing, tubing and an outdoor 

ice rink in the winter. The ideal location for 

family reunions, weddings, work retreats and 

wilderness getaways. Open All Year. Rates: 

Check website for rates. One group facility 

Last Resort. ** See featured members page 16. 

** See ad same page. 

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& Cabins 

Tel: (604) 869-0066 

sunshinevalley@htr.ca 

www.htr.ca 

14850 Alpine Blvd., (Sunshine Valley) Hope BC 

V0X 1L5 

One or two bedroom cabins, self-contained 

warm and cozy. Enjoy the resort’s indoor pool 

and outdoor pools and hot tubs after a day of 

summer or winter fun sports activities. Cook 

a dinner in your cabin and enjoy a glass of 

wine. Open All Year. ** Rates: Check website 

for rates. ** See featured members page 16. ** 

See ad page 22 & 54. 

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The Best Camping in the Coquihalla Canyon 

Sunshine Coast Tours 

OPEN ALL YEAR. 

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In... 

Full Hook-up RV/Camping 

604-888-3678 

9451 Glover Road, 

Fort Langley, BC 

In the 

heart 

of Fort 

Langley, 

BC 

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Tent Cabins 

Full and Partial Hook-up Sites 

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Kids Programs 

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www.FortCamping.com 

Langley & Area 


Fort Camping 

Tel: (604) 888-3678 Toll: 1-866-267-3678 

www.fortcamping.com 

9451 Glover Rd., Fort Langley BC V1M 2R9 

Family Camping in Metro Vancouver. Enjoy 

planned, supervised children’s activities and 

bike rentals. Walking distance to museums, 

golf, shops and restaurants in charming 

Fort Langley. Only 45 mins. to downtown 

Vancouver. Take advantage of the mild winter 

weather for year-round camping. Open All 

Year. ** Rates: Serviced Shoulder Season $33- 

$41 High Season (May 15-Sep 7) $33-$50. ** 

See winter listing page 51. ** See ad same 

page. 

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Fort Langley National 

Historic Site 

Toll: 1-877-737-3783 

www.parkscanada.gc.ca/fortlangley 

23433 Mavis Ave, Fort Langley BC V1M 2R5 

Sleep inside a real Fort. Experience camping 

in style in a furnished heritage-themed 

oTENTik tent. Each sleeps six and includes 

power, a mini fridge and BBQ access. Short 

walk to village, restaurants, stores and trails. 

Open: May 1 – Mid-Oct. ** Rates: $122.64 up 

to six people plus admission and reservation 

fees. Dish kits and firewood available upon 

arrival for additional fee. No pets. Languages 


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Anmore Camp & RV Park 

Tel: (604) 469-2311 

reservations@anmore-rv.ca 

www.anmorecamp-rv.ca 

3230 Sunnyside Rd., Anmore BC V3H 4Y2 

Quiet mountain views and rural location. 

10 mins. from skytrain Evergreen Line, easy 

access via bus route 182 Moody Centre 

Station/Buntzen Lake. 15 mins. NW of 

Coquitlam Centre at the entrance to Buntzen 

Lake (right side). WiFi and newly renovated 

recreation room, laundry, sports court, paved 

roads, full hookups. Transit and general store 

at front. Canoeing and fishing close. Open: Mar 

– Sep. Open by appointment Oct - Mar 31. ** 

Rates: Serviced from $65. 

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Burnaby Cariboo RV Park 

(Vancouver) 

Tel: (604) 420-1722 

camping@bcrvpark.com 

www.bcrv.com 

8765 Cariboo Pl., Burnaby BC V3N 4T2 

Deluxe RV Park for sightseeing the Vancouver 

area. This campground has full hookup 

accommodation for any size motorhome, 

trailer or 5th wheel. Sites are paved and 

landscaped. Cablevision and WiFi. Separate 

tent camping area. Indoor pool, jacuzzi, 

fitness room, games room, internet access, 

playground, store, large laundromat. Coinoperated 

RV wash as well as a free RV washing 

area. On transit route, minutes from the 

Skytrain (monorail) to Vancouver’s attractions. 

West Coast Tours picks up daily. Guided city 

tours. From Hwy 1 (East or West) take Exit 37. 

Turn right at the first light, left at the next light, 

the next right turn is access road. Open All 

Year. ** Rates: Serviced $64-$69 Unserviced 

$44.25-$50. ** See winter listing page 51. ** 

See featured members page 16. ** See ad 

page 21. 

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Capilano River RV Park 

Tel: (604) 987-4722 Toll: 1-866-477-4722 

info@capilanoriverrvpark.com 

www.capilanoriverrvpark.com 

295 Tomahawk Ave, West Vancouver BC V7P 1C5 

Great location in Vancouver by the ocean and 

river, near downtown, beaches, Stanley Park, 

suspension bridge, Grouse Mountain, Grouse 

Grind. Hot tub, lounge, picnic tables, near 

buses, salmon hatchery, aquarium, Cypress 

Mountain, mountain biking, golfing, hiking, 

shopping malls, sea bus, Ambleside beach, 

walking, Lions Gate Bridge and aboriginal 

art. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $54-$84 

Partial Service $49-$66 Unserviced $44-$54 

Tenting $44-$54. ** See winter listing page 

51. ** See ad page 20. 

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Hazelmere RV Park & 

Campground 

Tel: (604) 538-1167 Toll: 1-877-501-5007 

www.hazelmere.ca 

18843 - 8th Ave, Surrey BC V3Z 9R9 

Camping in the city! 34 acres of pure 

enjoyment with the Little Campbell River 

meandering through the parklike setting. 

Hiking, mini-golf, outdoor pool and hot tub. 

Two group areas. Group, daily and weekly 

rates. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $48- 

$52 Unserviced $45. 

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Tsawwassen RV Resort 

Tel: (778) 434-5254 

reservations@tsawwassenrvresort.com 

www.tsawwassenrvresort.com 

4761 Nulelum Way, (Hawk Lane Entrance), 

Tsawwassen BC V4M 4G9 

We are a 5 min. drive to Tsawwassen Ferry 

Terminal and located right next door to Big 

Splash Water Park and Tsawwassen Mills 

shopping centre. The RV Park has a kid’s 

playground and an outdoor pool. Safe clean 

well run RV Park. Open All Year. ** Rates: 



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Tynehead RV Campground 

Tel: (604) 589-1161 

www.tynehead.com 

16275-102 Ave, Surrey BC V4N 2K7 

From Hwy 1 take Exit 50 and follow signs to 

160th street south. Full hookups, washrooms, 

showers, laundry, sani-station, group tenting, 

30 amp, heated outdoor pool, convenience 

store, propane, full cable TV. 5 mins. from large 

shopping mall. Close to many golf courses. 

Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $60 Tenting 

$40. ** See ad page 22. 

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Cassandra Hotel 

Tel: (604) 430-3441 Toll: 1-800-665-2532 

book@cassandrahotel.ca 

www.cassandrahotel.ca 

3075 Kingsway, Vancouver BC V5R 5J8 

Located in historic Collingwood area, “Gateway 

to Vancouver”, the Cassandra Hotel offers a 

variety of comfortable rooms for all guests to 

enjoy. Our hotel provides several amenities to 

create an enjoyable stay. We offer heated pool, 

sauna, fitness centre, wireless services and 

laundry facility. Open All Year ** Rates: Low 

Season $69-$198 High Season $99-$399. 


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Peace Arch RV Park 

Tel: (604) 594-7009 

www.peacearchrvpark.ca 

14601 - 40 Ave, Surrey BC V3Z 1E7 

Fabulous, beautiful, super clean, quiet, 

peaceful environment. 8 mins. drive to 

beaches, 45 mins. to downtown Vancouver, 20 

mins. to Tsawwassen ferry. Bus and sky train 

connection to Vancouver. Close to amenities. 

Complimentary WiFi and cable. Open All Year. 

** Rates: $47-$57 Tenting $43. Check website 

or call for more information. 

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Plaza RV Park 

Tel: (604) 594-4440 

info@plazarvpark.ca 

www.plazarvpark.ca 

8266 King George Blvd., Surrey BC V3W 5C2 

Centrally located on Hwy 99A between ferries, 

airport, US border and Vancouver. Public 

transit at our door. Quick, easy access to 

Skytrain. Clean and peaceful setting. Open All 

Year. ** Rates: Call for more information. 

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Vancouver’s Highest Rated Deluxe RV Park 

• Full Hookup sites • WIFI 

• Indoor Pool, Jacuzzi & Fitness Room 

• Laundromat & Store • Free Showers 

Central to Vancouver’s Attractions: 

• Guided tours pick up at the park daily 

• On public transit route 

From Highway 7 - Lougheed highway which is not a toll road: 

turn south onto Gaglardi. At the next traffic light, turn left.Turn left again 

at the following traffic light and the next right turn is our access road. 

From Hwy#1 (East or West): Take Exit 37 (Gaglardi Way) turn 

right at the traffic light, immediately left, next right turn is our road. 

8765 Cariboo Place, Burnaby, BC V3N 4T2 

Phone: (604) 420-1722 Fax: (604) 420-4782 

email: camping@bcrvpark.com www.bcrv.com 

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Oceanside camping in the heart of Powell River 

OPEN YEAR ROUND 

FULL HOOK UP SITES 

ELECTRIC/WATER SITES 

UNSERVICED SITES 

TENTING SITES 

BEACH FRONT 

WATER PARK 

PLAYGROUNDS 

4845 Marine Avenue 

BEACH VOLLEYBALL 

Reservations 604 485-2242 

willingdonbeach.ca 

reservations@willingdonbeach.ca 

TYNEHEAD 

R.V. CAMP 

Open year-round 

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Close to all of Vancouver’s 

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Sea to Sky Country 

(including Squamish, 

Whistler & Area) 


Klahanie Campground 

& RV Park 

Tel: (604) 892-3435 

klahaniecampground@gmail.com 

www.klahaniecampground.com 

36583 Darrell Bay Rd., Squamish BC V8B 0A6 

Prime location across from Shannon Falls and 

Sea to Sky Gondola. Breathtaking views of 

waterfall, The Chief, Howe Sound and Mount 

Garibaldi. Open 365 days or email to reserve 

creekside tenting or private oceanview RV 

site. Enjoy area trails, climbing, biking, kite 

boarding, trip up Gondola for fantastic views, 

suspension bridge and access to back country. 

Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $48 Partial 

Service $44 Unserviced $40 Tenting $35. 

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Riverside (Whistler) – A 

Parkbridge Camping & RV 

Resort 

Tel: (604) 905-5533 

riversidewhistler@parkbridge.com 

www.parkbridge.com/riversideresort 

8018 Mons Rd., Whistler BC V0N 1B8 

Full service and overnight sites available. Cozy 

log cabins are fully-serviced and perfect for 

family holidays or romantic getaways and our 

yurts are fully-furnished, sturdy and warm. 

Café. Close to Whistler Village. Hiking and 

biking trails and all amenities. Open All Year. 

** Rates: Check website. ** See winter listing 

page 51. ** See featured members page 16. ** 

See ad page 15. 

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Riverside (Whistler) – A 

Parkbridge Camping & RV 

Resort 

Tel: (604) 905-5533 

riversidewhistler@parkbridge.com 

www.parkbridge.com/riversideresort 

8018 Mons Rd., Whistler BC V0N 1B8 

With over 40 acres surrounded by spectacular 

views and fresh mountain breezes, Riverside 

Resort guests experience the natural outdoors 

in Whistler all year long. Walk, cross-country 

ski, or bike to many shops, restaurants and 

activities located only minutes from the 

Resort! Open All Year. ** Rates: Check website. 

** See featured members page 16. ** See ad 

page 15. 

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Sunshine Coast 

25 km northwest of Vancouver. 

BC Ferries from Horseshoe Bay to 

Langdale, crossing time 40 min. 

Connect to Powell River via Earl’s Cove/ 

Saltery Bay, crossing time 50 min. 

Access to/from Vancouver Island via BC 

Ferries, crossing time 1 hr. 15 min. BC 

Ferries link: www.bcferries.com. 

Communities include Gibsons, Madeira 

Park, Garden Bay, Powell River, Lund 

and Sechelt. 

Powell River & Area 


Seabreeze Resort 

Tel: (604) 487-9534 

www.seabreezeresortbc.com 

10975 Hwy 101, (Lang Bay) Powell River BC 

V8A 0L5 

Small, friendly, unique, close to beaches, view 

wildlife, resident eagles, covered kitchen, 

tables, firepits and beautiful gardens. Open: 

Apr 1 – Nov 1. ** Rates: Serviced Starting at $45 

Tenting $25. 

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604-869-0066 

14850 Alpine Blvd 

Hope, BC 

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Seabreeze Resort 

Tel: (604) 487-9534 

www.seabreezeresortbc.com 

10975 Hwy 101, (Lang Bay), Powell River BC 

V8A 0L5 

Small, friendly, unique. Beautiful gardens, 

sandy beach, safe swimming and views. 

Individual cottages to suit your needs. Great 

for families or that romantic weekend get 

together. Pony rides. No pets. Open All Year. 

** Rates: Low Season $110-$200 High Season 

$130-$250 based on double occupancy. Check 

website for weekly rates. 

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SunLund By-The-Sea RV 

Campground & Cabins 

Tel: (604) 483-9220 

www.SunLund.ca 

1496 Murray Rd., Lund BC V0N 2G0 

Spacious, full hookup sites. Clean washrooms, 

showers and laundromat. Free WiFi. Easy walk 

to restaurants, pub, grocery store, bakery, 

marina, kayaking, hiking. Cabins available. Pets 

welcome. Reservations recommended July 

& August. No check-ins after 9:00 pm. First 

night deposit non-refundable. CP to arrival 

date. Open: May 1 – Sep 30. ** Rates: Serviced 

$42-$44. 

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Willingdon Beach Municipal 

Campsite 

Tel: (604) 485-2242 

reservations@willingdonbeach.ca 

4845 Marine Ave, Powell River BC V8A 5T3 

Camping in sheltered park setting, located 

oceanside. Fishing, hiking, canoeing and 

shopping mins. away. Grassy tent area, tokenoperated 

showers, ($1/4 mins.), adjacent to 

public park, children’s playground and minigolf. 

Reservation Fee $6 plus $25 deposit per 

site (refunded upon check-in or cancelled with 

minimum 2 week’s notice). Boat parking $6/ 

day. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $38- 

$41.50 Partial Service $30-$41.50 Unserviced 

$27.50-$36 Tenting $25.75-$36. Rates subject 

to change. ** See ad page 22. 

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The Lund Resort at Kleh Ah Men 

Tel: (604) 414-0474 

generalmanager@lundresort.com 

www.lundresort.com 

1436 Hwy 101, Lund BC V0N 2G0 

Thirty-one guestrooms located in Lund 

Harbour, oceanside bar, restaurant, coffee 

shop, grocery store, marina and liquor 

store. Fishing, bear watching, ocean cruises, 

Desolation Sound tours and whale watching. 

The resort offers weddings, meetings, 

team building, private catering and can 

accommodate up to 80 guests. Ask about our 

eight adventure packages that give you great 

rates and meals. Open All Year. ** Rates: Low 

Season: $110-$220 High Season: $150-$350. 


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Super Camping/Select Lodging - Thompson Okanagan 

THOMPSON OKANAGAN 

Fraser River 

Chum Creek 

Park 

26 

Wells 

Williams 

Lake 

97 

Barkerville 

100 Mile 

House 

Lac la 

Hache 

Bowron 

Lake Park 

Valley Vineyard Route 

Thompson LikelyQuesnel 

Valley Explorer Route 

Thompson Lake Okanagan Region 

Route 97 and Gold Country Loop 

Horsefly 

Lake 

Canim 

Lake 

Canim 

Lake 

Wells Gray 

Park 

Valemount 

Murtle 

Lake 

Clearwater 

5 

Blue 

River 

Jasper 

National 

Park 

Mount 

Robson 

Park 

Lone 

Butte 

24 Little Fort 

Adams 

Bridge 

Lake 

Mt. 

70 Mile House 

Lake 

5 

Lake Revelstoke 

Marble 

Shuswap Revelstoke National 

1 

Range Park 

Barrière Lake 

Park 

Clinton 

McLure 

Sun 

Scotch Celista 

99 

Cache 

Heffley 

Revelstoke 

Creek Peaks 

Creek 

Creek 

Blind Bay 

Savona Kamloops 

Sicamous 

Pinantan Sorrento 

Lake 

Lake 5 

Mabel 

Ashcroft 

KAMLOOPS 

Chase 2 

Mara Lake 

1 

Knutsford 

Salmon 

Upper 

12 97C 

Monte 

Arm 

Enderby 

Arrow 

4 

Lake 

5A 

97 

Lake 

Spences Logan 

Armstrong 

Bridge Lake 

Silver Star Mtn. 23 

Douglas 

8 

Lake 

Vernon 

Nakusp 

Lytton 

Okanagan Lumby 

Cherryville 

Merritt Quilchena Lake Oyama 

Winfield 

6 

1 

KELOWNA 

97C 

Westbank 

Harrison 

33 

Granby 

Lake 

5A 

Peachland 6 

Okanagan Park 

Park 

Harrison 5 Summerland 

Hot 

Naramata 

Springs 

Apex 977 

Princeton 

Mountain 

Penticton 

1 Kaleden 

Gladstone Castlegar 

3 

3A 

Okanagan Falls Park 

ina 

Hope 

Hedley 

3 

Bridal Falls 

Oliver 

Rock 

Greenwood 

Christina 

Trail Trail 

Rosedale Manning 

Cathedral 

3 

Creek 

Lake 

Park 

Park Osoyoosoos 

Rossland 

Midway 

Grand Forks 


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1. Apex Lodge by SkyRun Vacation 

24 

Rentals, Apex Mountain (Penticton), 

page 26 

2. Hidden Valley Campground & RV 

Park, Salmon Arm, page 32 

3. Lakeside Resort, Oliver, pages 31 & 51 

4. Mile High Resort, Logan Lake, page 30 

5. Pinantan Lake Resort, Pinantan Lake, 

page 29 

6. Todd’s RV & Camping, Peachland, 

page 31 

7. Wright’s Beach Camp, Penticton, 

pages 32 & 51

It’s Road Trip Time 

Unleash your sense of wanderlust as you head out on our highways, trails and byways. Discover what’s around the next 

bend, beyond the highest mountain — at the end of the winding river. Experience the freedom of exploring the ancestral 

trails of our indigenous people as you tour the Cascade Corridor from the epic road trip known as — Route 97. 

Explore Route 97 and all it has to offer. Prepare yourself for epic road trip memories where you’ll find adventures to feed 

your curiosity about this great land. Stunning scenery, abundant wildlife, tasty treats and great people are all waiting for you. 

Let your curiosity roam free as you discover a road trip that’s just right for you. Travel the highways and connect to the 

people and places that lie just around the corner. Explore the Columbia Cascades of Route 97 with a 705 km (438 mi) long 

corridor from the junction of I-90 and US 97 at Ellensburg, WA to Cache Creek, BC where Hwy 97C reconnects to Hwy 97 

North and onward to Alaska via the Gold Rush Trail. Venture off on the hundreds of side routes and loops that will take you 

deep into the heart of the Columbia Cascades and beyond. 

The Thompson 

The northern half of the region is dominated by the Thompson Valley, ideal for those seeking pristine wilderness and 

backcountry adventure. Anchored by Kamloops in the south, and home to the majestic Mount Robson in the north, adventure 

is never far from your fingertips. Summer days in Sun Peaks bring refreshing temperatures and breathtaking 360-degree views. 

With an unparalleled landscape and rich Indigenour culture, this geologically-diverse area has something for everyone. 


North Thompson-Columbia Icefields Parkway Loop 

If you’re seeking an authentic wilderness experience, then this is the road trip for you. Take Highway 5 north of Kamloops 

where pristine beauty awaits. Be amazed by the grandeur of the Helmcken Falls in Wells Gray Provincial Park, and view bears 

in their natural habitat, river safari style, in Blue River. In the north, make sure you head to Mount Robson, the highest peak in 

the Canadian Rockies. Located near Valemount, and part of a UNESCO World Heritage site, it’s sure to exceed all expectations. 

Gold Country Loop 

With over 20 provincial parks and protected areas, Gold Country’s diverse landscapes will give you plenty to explore as you 

head north on Route 97. Featuring glacial shorelines of ancient lakes, grasslands and thick forest, river canyons and mountains, 

and even hoodoos formed from 200-million-year old volcanic rock. Cowboy lore and pioneer spirit, Indigenous heritage and 

welcoming communities await in Gold Country. Home of the largest area of geocaching in the region. 

The Okanagan and Okanagan Corridor 

Lake Okanagan and Highway 97 is the very heart of this corridor. It is home to Canada’s only desert, over 284 wineries with 

flourishing vineyards, orchards encircling Okanagan Lake and sweeping valley views. Take your time as you drive Route 97 

from the border-town of Osoyoos, through the small agricultural towns in the south, through the urban economic hub and 

the Okanagan’s biggest city, Kelowna, to the Enderby Cliffs where you can take it all in. The Okanagan is an ideal vacation 

spot, with sandy beaches and surrounding mountains, whether you’re playing a round of golf, hiking historic trails, or sampling 

award-winning wine paired with locally-grown produce, the Okanagan has no shortage of experiences to offer. Experience 

both Okanagan Rail Trail or Myra Canyon Trail – suitable for all with accessible trails. 

Shuswap Loop 

With over 1,000 km (620 mi) of shoreline along Shuswap Lake, and 22 Provincial Parks to explore, the Shuswap is a haven for 

summer vacations. Home to the Houseboat Capital of Canada, and the Salmon Arm Roots & Blues Festival, taking a road trip 

through the Shuswap is a definitive Thompson experience. A destination where you can experience the Salmon Run every 

October. A true natural phenomenon. Experience the indigenous culture in Chase on canoe with a story teller and drummer. 

Monashee-Boundary Loop 

Heading south from Kelowna on Highway 33 or east from Osoyoos on Highway 3 will have you driving through the historic 

towns of Boundary Country. Take a hike on the Kettle Valley Rail Trail, part of Canada’s iconic Trans Canada Trail which runs 

through Rock Creek. Be sure to relax in the temperate waters of Christina Lake, the warmest tree-lined lake in BC, before 

heading north through the Kootenay Rockies. 

Similkameen Valley Loop 

Take Highway 3 west from Osoyoos and find yourself in the rugged, rustic, real Similkameen Valley. Trek off the beaten path 

into the untouched beauty of Cathedral Lakes Provincial Park. You’ll be rewarded with 360-degree views of azure lakes, 

wildlife, mountain peaks, and arresting beauty. Savour local flavours from this burgeoning wine region, or enjoy some seasonal 

fruit in the Fruit Stand Capital of Canada. At the most-western point of the loop, Manning Park promises the ultimate camping 

experience, unplugged from reality and one with nature. 

For more information on the road trips and maps of Route 97, visit route97.net. 

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Apex Mountain 

Apex Lodge by SkyRun 

Vacation Rentals 

Tel: (778) 760-0180 

info@okanagan.skyrun.com 

https://okanagan.skyrun.com 

360 Strayhorse Rd., Apex Mountain Ski Resort 

(Penticton) BC V2A 8Z9 

Apex Lodge offers 10 boutique hotel rooms 

that accommodate 5 people per room and 

the 4-bedroom Executive Suite with private 

entrance that accommodates 10 people. The 

rooms in the Lodge do not have kitchens, 

but the suite does and if a group takes the 

entire building we allow access to the catering 

kitchen. Open All Year. ** Rates: Check 

website. ** See featured members page 24. 

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Ashcroft 


Ashcroft Legacy Park 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 453-2642 

ashcroftlegacypark@gmail.com 

15 River View Cres., Ashcroft BC V0K 1A0 

Camp in desert country on the shores of the 

Thompson River, next to downtown historic 

Ashcroft. Legacy Park provides a shady, 

relaxing oasis. Easy walking distance to 

downtown Ashcroft for shopping, restaurants 

and tourist attractions. The 15 site park offers 

washrooms, showers, laundry facilities and 

sani dump station. Sites have power, water 

and free WiFi. Open: May 1 – Sep 30. ** Rates: 


Reservations recommended. 

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RATES: 

Charges may be based on either per vehicle or number of persons. 



PETS: 

Armstrong 

For Pet Policy check with property for any rates that may be in effect. 


Armstrong Kin RV Park 

Tel: (250) 546-4041 

kinrvpark@telus.net 

3311 Park Dr., Armstrong BC V0E 1B0 

At the junction of Pleasant Valley Road & Park 

Drive. Located at the corner of the Fairgrounds 

across the road from municipal park and 

swimming pool. Drive-thru dump station $5 

fee. Open: Apr 1 - Nov 1. ** Rates: Serviced 

$25-$50. 

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Blue River 


Blue River Campground 

& RV Park 

Tel: (250) 673-8203 Toll: 1-866-675-8203 

bluerivercampground@gmail.com 

www.bluerivercampground.ca 

991 West Frontage Road Hwy 5, Blue River BC 

V0E 1J0 

Picturesque view, clean, friendly, comfortable. 

Free WiFi, laundry, store, free showers, camp 

fire, picnic tables, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, 

biking, hiking, swimming, paddle boarding, 

blueberry and mushroom picking, mountain 

river lakes. Pull-thrus. Open: May 1 - Oct 15. ** 

Rates: Serviced $38-$40 Partial Service $32- 


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Blue River Campground 

& RV Park 

Tel: (250) 673-8203 Toll: 1-866-675-8203 

bluerivercampground@gmail.com 

www.bluerivercampground.ca 

991 West Frontage Rd., Blue River BC V0E 1J0 

Picturesque view, clean, friendly, comfortable. 

Free WiFi, laundromat, store, free showers, 

campfire, picnic tables, canoeing, kayaking, 

fishing, biking, hiking, swimming, paddle 

boarding, blueberry and mushroom picking 

and mountain river lakes. Open: May 1 - Oct 15. 

** Rates: Low Season: $40-$89 High Season: 

$40-$109. 

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Christina Lake 


Cascade Cove RV Park 

Tel: (250) 447-6662 

stay@cascadecove.ca 

www.cascadecove.ca 

1211 River Rd., Christina Lake BC V0H 1E0 

East off Hwy 3, 1.6 km (1 mi) west of Christina 

Lake onto River Rd. Quiet location, grassy 

and treed sites, sandy river beach, foot of 

Cascade Falls. Large pull-thrus, showers, 

laundry facilities, firepits, fishing, hiking, play 

area, store, WiFi. Covered gazebo for family 

reunions. Trailer rental. Reservations by phone, 

email or contact our Facebook page. Open: 

Apr 1 - Oct 31. ** Rates: Serviced $45-$50 

Partial Service $40 Unserviced $35 Tenting 

$25-$30 incl. taxes. 

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Christina Lake Golf & RV 

Tel: (250) 447-9313 

kevin@christinalakegolfclub.com 

www.christinalakegolfclub.com 

230 2nd Ave, Christina Lake BC V0H 1E0 

Home away from home in a perfectly located 

RV site, just minutes by golf cart to the first 

tee and Clubhouse. The location is very quiet, 

serene and majestic with the Kettle River and 

Monashee Mountains in the backdrop and the 

Trans Canada Trail just footsteps away. Open: 

Apr – Oct. ** Rates: Serviced $30. ** See ad 

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Christina Pines Campground 

Tel: (250) 447-9587 

campchristinapines@gmail.com 

www.christinapinescampground.org 

1528 Neimi Rd., Christina Lake BC V0H 1E0 

Welcome to our campground, home of family 

camping and memories. Situated 10 mins. 

walk down to the beach. Heated swimming 

pool, mini golf included in your stay. Excellent 

spring and fall rates. Located on Hwy 3 in 

beautiful Christina Lake, warmest tree lined 

lake in Canada. Open: May 1 – Sep 30. ** Rates: 

Serviced $30-$48. ** See front cover. 

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Clearwater/Wells Gray 


Clearwater Country Inn 

& RV Park 

Tel: (250) 674-3121 Toll: 1-888-242-3533 

park@clearwatercountryinnandrvpark.com 

www.clearwatercountryinnandrvpark.com 

485 Eden Rd., Clearwater BC V0E 1N1 

Located on Hwy 5 at the gateway to BC’s own 

Wells Gray Provincial Park. Camping at the 

Clearwater Country Inn & RV Park comes with 

many extras and comforts of home with our 

coin-operated laundry, restrooms, complete 

with nice hot showers. Campsites offer 

firewood. Bonus feature the RV Park has large 

drive-thru lots that can accommodate the 

largest of RVs. Open: Apr 18 - Oct 15. ** Rates: 

Serviced $44 Partial Service $39 (power/ 

hydro) Tenting $29 plus taxes. 

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Clearwater/Wells Gray KOA 

Wells Gray RV Resort & 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 674-0009 

www.wellsgraygolfresortandrvpark.com 

6624 Clearwater Valley Rd., Clearwater BC 

V0E 1N1 

Creekside fully-serviced sites, 30 amp power. 

Lakeside no power, tenting. Deluxe showers, 

horse camping, cabins $80. Located at the 

entrance to Wells Gray Park, the only facility with 

sani-dump in the area. Peaceful and quiet. Open: 

May 1 – Oct 1. ** Rates: Serviced $50 Unserviced 

$40 Tenting $40. 

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Clearwater Valley Resort 

& KOA Campground 


Mabel Lake Golf & Airpark 

Tel: (250) 309-0820 

MabelLakeProperties@gmail.com 

www.MabelLakeGolf.com 

3445 Enderby-Mabel Lake Rd., Enderby BC V0E 1V5 

Fully-furnished houses, condos, cabins and 

RV sites at beautiful Mabel Lake. 35 mins. east 

of Enderby. Lakeview or on golf course. WiFi, 

swimming pool, hot tub, BBQ, firepits, general 

store and licensed restaurant. Marina slips and 

golf carts for rent. Stay N’ Play Golf Packages 

available. Open: May - Oct. ** Rates: Check 

website. 

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Grand Forks & Area 

Tel: (250) 674-3909 Toll: 1-888-837-1161 

info@clearwatervalley.com 

www.clearwatervalley.com 

373 Clearwater Valley Rd., Clearwater BC 

V0E 1N1 

This campground is in a beautiful parklike 

setting with spacious sites accommodating 

any size unit. Turn north at Information Centre, 

200 metres on left. Restaurant, heated outdoor 

pool, laundromat, convenience store, hot 

showers, mini-golf, WiFi, firepits and firewood. 

Fenced and gated property. Fee for using 

sani-dump. Open: May - Oct. ** Rates: Serviced 

$36.90-$48.90 Unserviced $32.90-$37.90 

Tenting $32.90-$37.90. 

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Dutch Lake Resort & RV Park 

Tel: (250) 674-3351 Toll: 1-888-884-4424 

info@dutchlake.com 

www.dutchlake.com 

361 Ridge Dr., Clearwater BC V0E 1N2 

Stay at the lake! Hot showers, firewood, 

laundromat, WiFi. Swimming, fishing, hiking, 

kayak and canoe rentals. Lakeside cabins 

and Painted Turtle Restaurant onsite. Nearby 

golfing, whitewater rafting and Wells Gray 

Park. Secure reservations from our website. 318 

km from Jasper, AB. Approximately 1 km off 

Hwy 5 in Clearwater. Open: Apr - Nov. ** Rates: 

Serviced $47.62 Partial Service $44.76. 

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facebook.com/ 


Tel: (250) 674-3918 Toll: 1-888-837-1161 

info@clearwatervalley.com 

www.clearwatervalley.com 

373 Clearwater Valley Rd., Clearwater BC V0E 1N1 

Furnished motel. Licensed restaurant. Souvenirs, 

convenience store, laundromat, and mini-golf. 

Fenced and gated. Playground, firepits, picnic 

tables, volleyball area, treed setting, pond view, 

recently renovated. Hiking, whitewater rafting. 

Golfing nearby, firewood, Wells Gray Park. Open: 

May 1 – Oct 1. ** Rates: Low Season $100.90- 

$132.90 High Season $118.90-$155.90. 

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Dutch Lake Resort & RV Park 

Tel: (250) 674-3351 Toll: 1-888-884-4424 

admin@dutchlake.com 

www.dutchlake.com 

361 Ridge Dr., Clearwater BC V0E 1N2 

View of the lake from private, self-contained 

cabins. Firepits and picnic tables at each cabin. 

Shared BBQs. Swimming, fishing, hiking, kayak 

and canoe rentals. Nearby golf, whitewater 

rafting and Wells Gray Park. Painted Turtle 

Restaurant onsite. 318 km from Jasper, AB. 

Secure reservations from our website. Open 


Season $149-$189. 

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Enderby & Area 


Shuswap Falls RV Resort 

Tel: (250) 838-6100 

sfrvc@shuswapfallsrvresort.com 

www.shuswapfallsrvresort.com 

2202 Mabel Lake Rd., Enderby BC V0E 1V5 

Each site comes complete with parking spot for 

a vehicle, picnic table and firepit. Sizes range 

from 50’x85’ to 60’x105’. Fully-serviced 30 

amp. All RVs must be self-contained. (Black and 

grey water holding tanks only). 1,200 ft. on the 

Shuswap River shoreline! Open: Apr 15 - Oct 15. ** 


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Grand Forks Municipal 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 442-5835 

www.grandforks.ca 

7162 5th St., Grand Forks BC V0H 1H0 

Experience Grand Forks at its best. Visit 

the charming municipal campground that is 

centrally located and just steps away from 

beaches, biking, hiking, downtown spray park 

and playgrounds. Oh and the wildlife! Open 

May - Oct. ** Rates: Serviced $36 Unserviced 


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Free 

Mobile App 

A quiet, serene and majestic location 

with the Kettle River and Monashee 

Mountains in the backdrop and the 

Trans Canada Trail just footsteps away. 

(250) 447-9313 

www.christinalakegolfclub.com 

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Kamloops 


Kamloops RV Park & Storage 

Tel: (250) 573-3789 

frontdesk@kamloopsrvpark.ca 

www.kamloopsrvpark.ca 

9225 Dallas Dr., Kamloops BC V2C 6V1 

Kamloops RV Park is a friendly, familyoriented 

park. Big rigs welcome. Located 

next to the BC Wildlife Park, 15 mins. to 

downtown Kamloops. City transit at driveway. 

Championship golf courses close by. Open All 

Year. ** Rates: Serviced $45-$50 Tenting $30. 

** See ad same page. 

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Kamloops Riverview RV Park 

Tel: (250) 573-3255 Toll: 1-844-573-3255 

info@kamviewrv.com 

www.kamviewrv.com 

4395 Trans Canada Hwy E., Kamloops BC V2C 4S4 

Breathtaking views of Thompson Valley and 

river. Golf next door at 18-hole executive 

course. Instant highway access and within 

a few minutes to Kamloops. Fully-serviced 

sites available any time of year. Open All Year. 

** Rates: Serviced $40-$45 Unserviced $29 

Tenting $29. ** See winter listing page 51. 

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Family fun where lifelong memories are made 

Situated in the heart of the Okanagan Valley 

190+ Full Hook Up RV Sites 

Silver Sage Campground 

Tel: (250) 828-2077 

info@silversagerv.ca 

www.silversagerv.ca 

771 Athabasca St. E., Kamloops BC V2H 1C8 

Enjoy all that the City of Kamloops has to 

offer from our centrally located RV park and 

campground. Free WiFi and showers. 5 min. 

drive from downtown, 10 min. drive to most 

sport facilities and attractions. Quiet, peaceful 

setting located on the South Thompson 

River. Open: Apr - Oct. ** Rates: Serviced $42 

Unserviced $32 Tenting $32. 

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Sunnyside Heights RV Park 

Tel: (250) 376-1421 Toll: 1-800-835-8833 

info@sunnysideheightsrv.com 

www.sunnysideheights.com 

1440 Ord Rd., Kamloops BC V2B 8P9 

Your perfect spot located right in town. A 

minute to shopping, groceries, restaurants, 

casinos and RV services. Convenient city living 

for amenities 365 days a year. Open All Year. ** 

Rates: Serviced $40-$45. ** See winter listing 

page 51. 

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Kamloops to Barriere 

(including Sun Peaks) 


Hitch’N Rail Family Resort 

Tel: (250) 578-7113 

hitchnrail@hotmail.com 

www.hitchnrail.com 

2544 Golden Horn Rd., Heffley Lake BC V0E 1Z0 

38 km (24 mi) N. of Kamloops, off Hwy 5, 

on beautiful Heffley Lake close to Sun Peaks. 

Lakeside camping, cabins, 20 sites, large units 

welcome. Horseback riding nearby, licensed 

fishing guide, fishing rods and tackle available. 

Motorized fishing boats, kayaks, canoes, 

pedal boats and stand-up paddle boards 

available. CP 30 days. Cabins open year round. 

Open May - Oct. ** Rates: Serviced $45-$50 

Unserviced $35. 

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Pinegrove Campground 

Tel: (250) 672-5529 Toll: 1-877-672-5529 

pinegrove2011@gmail.com 

www.pinegrovecampground.net 

421 Walterdale Rd., McLure BC V0E 2H0 

40 km N. of Kamloops on Hwy 5. Wilderness 

setting under tall Douglas fir trees. Hot 

showers. Playground, bocce, horseshoes and 

badminton. Super clean facilities. Familyoriented. 

Large pull-thru sites. WiFi. Open All 

Year. ** Rates: Serviced $37-$40 Partial Service 

$35-$37 Unserviced $30 Tenting $26. 

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Hitch’N Rail Family Resort 

Tel: (250) 578-7113 

hitchnrail@hotmail.com 

www.hitchnrail.com 

2544 Golden Horn Rd., Heffley Lake BC V0E 1Z0 

Situated on stunning Heffley Lake, Hitch’N Rail 

Family Resort is a fantastic family destination 

to spend your summer vacation. Have an 

unforgettable experience and create lasting 

memories with the whole family. Choose 

from our cozy lakeside cabins and campsites. 

Our self-contained cabins feature modern 

amenities to create a comfortable experience. 

Open All Year. ** Rates: $135-$175. 

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Kamloops to Merritt 


Knutsford/Kamloops RV 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 372-5380 Toll: 1-866-777-1954 

2741 Hwy 5A S., Knutsford BC V0E 2A0 

Take Exit 368 to Hwy 5A, south of Kamloops. 

Sites are large, quiet and shaded. Campground 

is clean, green and serene. No pit-bulls 

allowed. Open: Mar - Nov. ** Rates: Serviced 

$47 Partial Service $42 Unserviced $27 Tenting 

$27. 

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67 Slip Marina and Boat Launch 

12 park-like acres along a sandy private beach 

OPEN APRIL-OCTOBER 

2930 Woodsdale Road, Lake Country, BC 

Toll Free: 1-855-766-1881 

info@woodlakerv.com | www.woodlakerv.com 

Kamloops 

RV PARK 

Come Stay With Us 

OPEN ALL YEAR. Kamloops RV Park is a 

friendly, family-oriented park. We are located 

next to the BC Wildlife Park, just 15 mins. to 

downtown Kamloops. 79 SITES 

9225 Dallas Drive, Kamloops BC 

www.kamloopsrvpark.ca | 250-573-3789 


Wildlings Resort 

Tel: (604) 836-1507 

www.wildlingsresort.com 

8050 Surrey Sussex Rd., Logan Lake BC V0K 1W0 

Come enjoy lakefront views in our cozy, rustic 

cabins at Surrey Lake! Experience off-grid 

living while enjoying everything nature has 

to offer. Bring your snowmobiles and bikes, 

hike on endless trails, swim or fish on the lake 

and hunt the land. Get outside let your inner 

Wildling out! Open All Year. ** Rates: $65-85. 

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Kamloops to Pinantan Lake 


Pinantan Lake Resort 

Tel: (250) 573-3534 Toll: 1-866-882-8826 

www.pinantanlake.bc.ca 

2488 Harper Ranch Rd., Pinantan Lake 

(Nr. Kamloops) BC V0E 3E1 

Safe, quiet family-oriented lakefront RV 

park. No train, plane or truck noise. Only 25 

mins. from Kamloops on paved road. Fishing, 

swimming, hiking and boat rentals. Catch a 

good time. Open: May 15 - Oct 15. ** Rates: 

Serviced $40-$50 Unserviced $30-$35. ** See 


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Pinantan Lake Resort 

Tel: (250) 573-3534 Toll: 1-866-882-8826 

www.pinantanlake.bc.ca 

2488 Harper Ranch Rd., Pinantan Lake 

(Nr. Kamloops) BC V0E 3E1 

Quiet family lakefront resort with cabins 

located only 25 mins. from Kamloops on 

paved road. Swimming, fishing, canoeing, 

boat rentals. Just the place to reconnect with 

your kids. Catch a good time. Open All Year. 

** Rates: Low Season $80-$200 High Season 

$95-$225. ** See featured members page 24. 

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Kelowna to Vernon 


Apple Valley Orchard & RV Park 

Tel: (250) 763-9840 Toll: 1-866-763-9740 

www.applevalleyrv.ca 

1980 Union Rd., Kelowna BC V1V 2E8 

Kelowna’s premier agri-tourism destination 

with seasonal fruit grown between RV sites. 

Centrally located and only 10 mins. from 

downtown, airport, UBCO, beaches and 

attractions. Pull-thru sites available, familyoriented 

and pet friendly. Open All Year. ** 


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Beaver Lake Mountain Resort 

Tel: (250) 762-2225 

www.beaverlakeresort.com 

6350 Beaver Lake Rd., Lake Country 

(Winfield) BC V4V 1T5 

Beaver Lake (4,600’), 17 km E. of Winfield 

off Hwy 97. Fishing, hiking, playground. 

Coffee corner, wellness centre, tackle shop, 

motorboat, petting zoo and internet corner. 

Open: May 15 - Oct. ** Rates: Unserviced $37. 

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Holiday Park RV & Condo 

Resort 

Tel: (250) 766-4255 Reservations: 1-800-752-9678 

holiday@sweetlife.com 

www.sweetlife.com 

415 Commonwealth Rd., Kelowna BC V4V 1P4 

A 67 acre, 4 season playground offering 

fully-serviced RV sites and an array of onsite 

amenities, seasonal discounts and specials. 

Enjoy Okanagan valley golf courses, wineries, 

ski hills, lakes, shopping. Rent or purchase 

leasehold RV sites and condos for vacation 

or year round living. Serviced; self-contained 

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The Orchard RV Retreat 

Tel: (250) 470-9606 Cell: (250) 317-0057 

judy@theorchardrv.ca 

www.theorchardrv.ca 

4391 Eyles Rd., Oyama BC V4V 2A7 

On an apple orchard. Quiet and serene. 

Covered meal prep area with sinks and fridge. 

We organize retreats, offer work exchange. We 

have trailers for rent onsite. Open All Year. ** 


$35 Unserviced $25-$35 Tenting $20-$40. ** 


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Wood Lake RV Park & Marina 

Tel: (250) 766-1881 Toll: 1-855-766-1881 

info@woodlakerv.com 

www.woodlakerv.com 

2930 Woodsdale Rd., Lake Country BC V4V 1Y1 

Kids zone, dog park, family-oriented, picnic 

tables, hiking trails, lakeview. 190 + sites. 

Parking, shaded sites, boat rentals, firepits, 

movie and game rentals. Friendly staff, 

firewood, ice, daily activities, drinking water, 

grass sites, clubhouse, gated property, 

fishing, access to local attractions, nearby to 

playgrounds. Open: Apr - Oct. ** Rates: Call for 

details. ** See winter listing page 51. ** See ad 

page 28. 

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In the heart of Canada’s 

Golf & Wine Country 

250.498.5544 - p 

1.888.925.9966 - t.f. 

info@desertgemrv.com 

www.desertgemrv.com 

5753 Main Street, Oliver, BC 

Free 

Mobile App 


Holiday Park RV & Condo 

Resort 

Tel: (250) 766-4255 Reservations: 1-800-752-9678 

holiday@sweetlife.com 

www.sweetlife.com 

415 Commonwealth Rd., Kelowna BC V4V 1P4 

A 67 acre, 4 season resort offering studio, 1 or 

2 bedroom condos, 2 bedroom peak homes 

and full-service RV sites. 24 hour security, 

recreation centres, hot tubs, pools, executive 

golf course, 2 onsite restaurants and much 

more! Explore the beautiful Okanagan Valley 

then come home to Holiday Park and discover 

the ‘sweetlife’! Open All Year. ** Rates: $150- 

$330. 

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Kelowna to Westbank 


Hiawatha RV Park 

Tel: (250) 861-4837 Toll: 1-888-784-7275 

www.hiawatharvpark.com 

3795 Lakeshore Rd., Kelowna BC V1W 3K3 

Family campground with 89 campsites, for 

both RVs and tents. Pool and hot tub onsite. 

Coin-op laundry facilities. Night security 

guard in peak season. Hot showers included. 

Separate wheelchair-accessible shower room. 

Long term or monthly RV sites available in 

off-season. No pets. Open: Mar - Sep. ** Rates: 

Serviced $52-$80 Partial Service $45-$67 Non 

Service Tenting $34-$57. 

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Okanagan RV Park 

Tel: (250) 212-0937 

info@okanaganrvpark.com 

www.okanaganrvpark.com 

1865 Ross Rd., Kelowna BC V1Y 1T7 

Fresh fruit grown onsite. Large landscaped 

lots. Close to attractions, golf, wineries and 

lake. Easy access to Hwy 97. Fenced and 

secure. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $45- 

$75. 

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West Eagle Campground 

Tel: (250) 768-7426 

2325 Old Okanagan Hwy, Westbank BC V4T 1V3 

West Eagle Campground welcomes you. 

Large treed pull-thru sites with 30 amp. 

Family-friendly campground with office, store, 

playground, small pets allowed on leash. 

Approx. 3 km to beautiful Okanagan Lake, 1 

km to our very own Two Eagles Golf Course 

& Academy. Open: May 1 - Sep 30. ** Rates: 

Serviced $45 Unserviced $30. 

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Keremeos 


Eagle Campground & RV Park 

Tel: (250) 499-5439 

eaglerv2016@yahoo.com 

3169 10th Ave, Keremeos BC V0X 1N1 

Steps from fishing, tubing and swimming in the 

Similkameen River. Visit one of the local fruit 

markets or wineries. Take a short drive to one 

of the many local lakes and golf courses. Open 

All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $40 Tenting $22 

plus taxes. Rates subject to change. 

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Logan Lake 


Logan Lake Municipal Campground 

Tel: (250) 523-6283 Toll: 1-833-523-6283 

www.loganlake.ca 

480 Campground Ave, Logan Lake BC V0K 1W0 

Located on beautiful Logan Lake, beside the 

Meadow Creek Golf Course. We are steps 

from the Copper Ridge Disc Golf Course, trout 

fishing, bird watching, walking and bike trails. 1 

km from downtown spray park and playground. 

Clean, quiet campground with WiFi, cable and 

showers included with stay. Open: May 10 – Sep 

30. ** Rates: Partial Service $30 Unserviced 

$24. ** See ad inside back cover. 

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Merritt & Area 


Claybanks RV Park & 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 378-6441 

claybanks@merritt.ca 

www.claybanksrv.ca 

1302 Voght St., Merritt BC V1K 1B8 

Spacious grassed sites, immaculate washrooms 

and flowers galore along Coldwater River. 

Walk to downtown and all the amenities, see 

murals, Walk of Stars and more. Golf and 

group discounts, WiFi. Winter camping and RV 

storage. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $30- 

$35 Unserviced $20 incl. taxes. 

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Moon Shadows RV Park & 

Campground 

YEARS 

OKANAGAN’S HERITAGE RAILWAY 

VISIT US IN 

BEAUTIFUL 

SUMMERLAND 

18404 Bathville Rd 

RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED 

BOOK ONLINE AT 

www.kettlevalleyrail.org 

or CALL 877-494-8424 

Mile High Resort 

Tel: (250) 523-6479 Toll: 1-866-371-2606 

info@milehighresort.com 

www.milehighresort.com 

4700 Mile High Lane, (Face Lake) Logan Lake BC 

V0K 1W0 

Family-oriented resort. All housekeeping 

cabins, most with indoor plumbing, wood heat 

airtights, picnic tables, firepits, farm animals, 

mountain biking, ATVing, bird watching, 

hunting, Geocaching, golf nearby. Camp 

spots, gift shop. Highway maintained access 

road. Open All Year. ** Rates: $95-$215. ** See 


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Lytton to Spences Bridge 


Acacia Grove RV Park & Cabins 

Tel: (250) 458-2227 Toll: 1-800-833-7508 

acaciagrove@telus.net 

www.acacia-rvpark-cabins.com 

3814 Riverview Ave E., Spences Bridge BC V0K 2L0 

RV park and cabins with kitchens in a lush 

setting overlooking the scenic Thompson River, 

famous for steelhead fishing, whitewater rafting 

and mountain sheep. 15/30 amp full hookups, 

pull-thrus, laundromat, free hot showers, 

flush toilets, small convenience grocery store, 

pay phones, games room, horseshoes, lawn 

bowling, volleyball. Pets welcome. Open All 

Year. ** Rates: Serviced $40 Partial Service 

$37.50 Tenting $20-$37.50 plus taxes. 

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Tel: (250) 315-2267 Toll: 1-888-344-2267 

info@moonshadows.ca 

www.moonshadows.ca 

945 Neilson St., Merritt BC V1K 1B8 

Situated along the Coldwater River. We have 

multiple family-friendly access points to the 

river. Open year round we can cater to all 

guests. Firepits included at each site. Hot 

showers available at no charge to guests. 

Large group camping spots available. Contact 

us for more info. Open All Year. ** Rates: 


Unserviced $27-$32 Tenting $24-$28.50. ** See 

winter listing page 51. 

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Oliver 


Apple Beach RV Park 

Tel: (250) 498-4501 Toll: 1-855-358-3287 

www.AppleBeachRv.com 

915 Bulrush Rd., Oliver BC V0H 1T2 

Family run RV park located on beautiful Tuc-el- 

Nuit Lake. Friendly service. Large fully-serviced 

sites (25’x50’). Shaded by mature willows. 

Private beach and lakefront. One firepit on 

beach. Quiet night policy. Trailer rentals 

available. Snowbird rates. Pets welcome, 

well-behaved on leash. Pets not allowed on 

beach area. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced 

$42-$55. 

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Desert Gem RV Resort 

Tel: (250) 498-5544 Toll: 1-888-925-9966 

www.desertgemrv.com 

5753 Main St., Oliver BC V0H 1T0 

Modern, clean, friendly 5-star RV Resort. Full 

hook-ups, long pull-thrus, 30/50 amp, cable, 

WiFi, guest laundry, sparkling washrooms. 

Restaurants and shopping next door. Close 

to all wineries and golf. Off-season rates/ 

Snowbird deals. Open All Year. ** Rates: 

Serviced $40-$54. ** See ad page 29. 

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Desert Lake RV Resort 

Tel: (250) 485-0158 Toll: 1-866-485-0158 

desertlakerv@yahoo.ca 

7156 Merganser Pl., Oliver BC V0H 1T2 

Friendly, clean on Tuc-el-Nuit Lake. Golf, 

wineries, town nearby. Phone, laundry, 

showers. Big rigs welcome. Daily, weekly, 

monthly and yearly rates. Open All Year. ** 


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Gallagher Lake – A Parkbridge 


Tel: (250) 498-3358 

gallagherlake@parkbridge.com 

www.parkbridge.com/gallagherlake 

8439 Hwy 97, Oliver BC V0H 1T2 

A truly special place in the Northern tip of the 

Sonora Desert. A resort in the South Okanagan 

Valley carved out of the earth during the ice 

age. Shadowed by towering ponderosa pines. 

The lake is spring fed with a private beach. Pet 

friendly. Heart of the Canadian Wine Capital! 

Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $43-$69 

Partial Service $40-$59 Tenting $35-$45. ** 

See winter listing page 51. ** See ad page 15. 

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Tel: (250) 498-2177 Toll: 1-800-220-7330 

sales@thelakesideresort.com 

www.thelakesideresort.com 

6707 Lakeside Dr., Oliver BC V0H 1T4 

Family-friendly resort on Tuc-el-Nuit Lake. 

500’ of safe, sandy and private beach. Shaded 

grassy sites. 18 Cabanas – a unique way to 

camp without the tent. Off-season rates. Golf 

packages available. Wine touring. Open All 

Year. ** Rates: Serviced $30-$55. ** See winter 

listing page 51. ** See featured members page 

24. 

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Tel: (250) 498-2177 Toll: 1-800-220-7330 

sales@thelakesideresort.com 

www.thelakesideresort.com 

6707 Lakeside Dr., Oliver BC V0H 1T4 

500’ private beach and treed setting one mile 

from Oliver. 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites with 

kitchenettes. Ideal for families, golf groups, 

small corporate retreats or wine touring. Adult 

hot tub open low and mid-season. Ask about 

our Golf packages. Pets permitted off-season 

in RV park only. 18 seasonal cabanas. Open 


Season $125-$289. Monthly off-season rates. ** 

See featured members page 24. 

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Osoyoos 


Brookvale Holiday Resort 

Tel: (250) 495-7514 Toll: 1-888-495-7514 

www.brookvalecampground.com 

1219 E. Lakeshore Dr., Osoyoos BC V0H 1V6 

Family camping, beach & shaded sites. 12 

sleeping cabanas, hot plate, fridge, (bedding, 

dishes, pans not incl.). Clean washrooms, 

children’s play area. Off-season rates. Group 

bookings available, pre-post high season. 

Open: May – Mid-Oct. ** Rates: Serviced $42- 

$46 Tenting $36-$39. Rates subject to change. 

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Nk’MIP (Inkameep) 

Campground & RV Park 

Tel: (250) 495-7279 

info@campingosoyoos.com 

www.campingosoyoos.com 

8000 45th St., Osoyoos BC V0H 1V6 

Family camping located right on the shore of 

Lake Osoyoos at the edge of Canada’s desert 

and just minutes from downtown Osoyoos. 

Over 120 lakefront sites. Wireless internet 

available. Off-season rates. Open All Year. ** 

Rates: Serviced $40-$72. ** See winter listing 

page 51. 

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Peachland & Area 


Todd’s RV & Camping 

Tel: (250) 767-6644 Toll: 1-866-255-6864 

frontdesk@toddsrv.com 

www.toddsrv.com 

3976 Beach Ave, Peachland BC V0H 1X1 

“Where You Really Want To Be”…64 years 

of family camping. Todd’s RV & Camping is 

the perfect lakeside location to relax! Enjoy 

walking from your site along the beach and 

Centennial Walkway to an abundance of 

amenities, boutiques, coffee shops, great 

restaurants, tennis and more. Centrally located 

to golf, wineries and orchards. Offering full 

hook-ups, WiFi, free showers, central firepit 

and playground. Come experience the 

authentic Okanagan in our quaint lakeside 

community of Peachland. Open: Apr 1 – Oct 

20. ** Rates: Serviced $40-$78 Unserviced 


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Penticton/Summerland 

Area 

Wright’s Beach Camp 

Tel: (250) 492-7120 

info@wrightsbeachcamp.com 

www.wrightsbeachcamp.com 

4200 Skaha Lake Rd., Penticton BC V2A 0K4 

Located off Hwy 97 at south entrance to 

Penticton on Skaha Lake. Private sandy beach, 

shade, waterfront sites, 30 amp, cablevision, 

wireless internet, heated outdoor pool, 

store, arcade, daily activities program, family 

entertainment. Onsite trailer and boat rentals. 

Quiet family campground. Shopping and golf 

nearby. CP 45 days, call for details. Open All 

Year. ** Rates: Serviced $59-$75 Unserviced 

$51 Tenting $51. ** See winter listing page 51. 

** See featured members page 24. 

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Barefoot Beach Resort 

Tel: (250) 470-9664 

bree@barefootresortbc.com 

www.barefootresortbc.com 

4145 Skaha Lake Rd., Penticton BC V2A 6J7 

Barefoot Beach Resort is a family-friendly 

campground with a private beach located 

on Skaha Lake. Our RV lots include irrigated 

garden beds along paved pathways under a 

canopy of established trees. Our Yurt village 

has 15 units ranging from studio (sleeps 2) 

to two bedroom layouts (sleeps 6-8), all 

equipped with full washrooms, kitchenettes 

and BBQs. We are a pet friendly resort. Onsite 

laundry, seasonal restaurant and direct access 

to miles of KVR trail. Our campground is a 

vacation paradise focused on community, 

health and enjoying the great outdoors in style. 

Yurts Open: Apr – Oct. ** Rates: Low Season 

$120-$440. RV Rates Starting at $5,000/year. 

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Rosedale Motel 

Tel: (250) 494-6431 Toll: 1-866-494-6431 

rosedalemotel@shaw.ca 

www.rosedalemotel.com 

14001 Rosedale Ave, Summerland BC V0H 1Z0 

TOP LOCATION! Two blocks off Hwy 97. 

Walking distance to downtown, restaurants, 

shopping. Close to beaches, golf courses, 

wineries, attractions and KVR train. All 

rooms have heating and air-conditioning, 

coffeemaker, fridges, flat screen TVs, cable, 

free WiFi. Kitchenettes and full kitchens 

available. BBQs and guest laundry. Open All 

Year. ** Rates: Low Season $89-$189 High 

Season $129-$259. Dog rate $15/day. 

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Tel: (250) 492-7120 

info@wrightsbeachcamp.com 

www.wrightsbeachcamp.com 

4200 Skaha Lake Rd., Penticton BC V2A 0K4 

25 trailers from 25’- 39’ each with 1-4 slideouts. 

All are situated on Skaha Lake and come fully 

stocked except customers provide own linens. 

Open All Year. Rental Trailers only available 

Mar 15 – Oct 15. ** Rates: Low Season $107- 

$212 High Season $197-$325. ** See featured 


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Princeton & Area 


Princeton Municipal RV Park & 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 295-7355 Toll: 1-855-295-7355 

rvpark@princeton.ca 

https://www.princeton.ca/p/-princetonrv-campground 

365 Hwy 3 E., Princeton BC V0X 1W0 

Relax by or tube down the beautiful 

Similkameen River. Golf course within walking 

distance. Nearby Kettle Valley Railway Trail, 

fishing lakes, restaurants, museum. Interesting 

day trips to Hedley, fruit stands, wineries. 

Open: May 1 - Sep 30. ** Rates: Partial Service 

$25-$28 Tenting $20-$22. 

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Rock Creek & Area 


Kettle River RV Park 

Tel: (250) 446-2225 Toll: 1-888-441-2225 

krrv@uniserve.com 

www.kettleriverrv.com 

3255 Hwy 3, Rock Creek BC V0H 1Y0 

Golf, fishing, tubing, cycling, all within walking 

distance of the park. Relax on the shore of 

the Kettle River. Experience the warmth and 

beauty of the Boundary Country. We welcome 

big rigs. Reservations recommended Jul-Aug. 

Open: May - Oct. ** Rates: Serviced $30-$45 


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Kettle Valley Villas & RVs 

Tel: (250) 449-8323 

kettlevalleyvillas@gmail.com 

www.kettlevalleyvillas.ca 

3232 Beadman Rd., Rock Creek BC V0H 1Y0 

We are located steps away from the Kettle 

Valley golf course and a short walk to the 

Kettle River. Come and enjoy our quiet, 

relaxing environment. Open: Apr 1 – Oct 15. 

** Rates: Serviced $42 Partial Service $36 

Unserviced $30 Tenting $30. Rates subject to 

change. 

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Salmon Arm & Area 


Hidden Valley Campground & 

RV Park 

Tel: (250) 253-1322 

hidden-valley@shaw.ca 

www.hiddenvalleycampground.ca 

6670 Trans Canada Hwy NE., Canoe (Salmon Arm) BC 

V0E 1K0 

Discover! Explore! Experience! Get the feeling of 

wilderness camping among modern amenities. 

Close to Canoe public beach, hiking trails and 

downtown Salmon Arm. Early season campers 

in May enjoy the blooming wildflowers. Summer 

campers remain cool alongside the creek and 

under the trees. Families are always welcome. 

Open: Apr – Sep. ** Rates: Serviced $48-$55 

Partial Service $41-$45 Unserviced $36 Tenting 


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Salmon Arm Camping Resort 

Tel: (250) 832-6489 Toll: 1-866-979-1659 

www.salmonarmcamping.com 

381 Hwy 97B NE., Salmon Arm BC V1E 1X5 

Camp amid a lush green natural forest near 

Shuswap Lake. Hot tub, 50’ heated pool, 

mini-golf, pickleball court, pavilion, firepits, 

playground. 72 sites and 12 cabins. 5 min. drive 

to beach, golf and boat rentals. Open: Apr 15 - 

Oct 1 (weather dependent). ** Rates: Serviced 

$39-$59 Tenting $25-$30. 

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Viewpoint RV Park & Cottages 

Tel: (250) 832-2833 

inquire@viewpointrv.ca 

www.viewpointrv.ca 

6871 Trans Canada Hwy NW., Salmon Arm BC V1E 3A2 

8 km W. of Salmon Arm, overlooking Shuswap 

Lake, housekeeping cottages, shaded RV sites. 

Free WiFi and internet. Free showers, firewood 

and cable TV. Laundry facilities, playground 

and family-operated. CP 7 days. Call for details. 

Open: Apr – Mid-Oct. ** Rates: Serviced $48-$51 

Tenting $38. Rates subject to change. 

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Shuswap & Area 


Finz Resort 

Tel: (250) 675-3222 

rvandboat@finzresort.com 

www.finzresort.com 

2001 Eagle Bay Rd., Blind Bay BC V0E 1H1 

On the shores of Shuswap Lake. Beautiful treed 

as well as lakefront sites. Lakeside dining with 

the most beautiful sunsets. Various rentals 

available in our marina to explore the 1,500 kms 

of shoreline. We have something for everyone, 

truly no place like it. Call and reserve a spot 

today. Open: Apr 15 – Oct 15. ** Rates: Serviced 

$45-$90 Tenting $45. 

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Whispering Pines RV & Tent 

Tel: (250) 838-6775 

info@whisperingpinesrv.com 

www.whisperingpinesrv.com 

11 Hamilton Rd., Mara BC V0E 2K0 

Family-friendly, old growth trees, large play fields, 

group firepits, family-reunions. Open: Jun – Sep 

15. ** Rates: Serviced $59 Partial Service $47 


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Woodhaven Campground 

Tel: (250) 835-4600 

info@woodhavencampground.com 

www.woodhavencampground.com 

4010 Settle Rd., Sorrento BC V0E 2W1 

Quiet shaded sites, natural forest setting, onsite 

access to biking, hiking, ATV trails, hand-launched 

boat access to White Lake, trout stocked fishing, 

firepits, picnic tables, great swimming, golf course 

nearby. Open: May - Oct. ** Rates: Serviced $60 

Unserviced $50 Tenting $50 incl. taxes. 

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Valemount 


Canoe River Campground 

Tel: (250) 566-9112 

reservations.canoeriver@gmail.com 

www.canoerivercampground.com 

6190 Hwy 5 S., Valemount BC V0E 2Z0 

Riverside sites. Spectacular view, big rig pullthrus. 

Sites offer privacy, firepits, picnic tables, 

free showers. Hiking, biking and ATV trails 

accessible from campsite. Some group sites. 

Located 5 km S. of Valemount on Hwy 5. Weekly 

rates available. Open: May 1 - Oct 31. ** Rates: 

Serviced $25-$30 Unserviced $20. 

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Vernon & Area 


Cedar Falls Campground 

& RV Park 

Tel: (250) 558-1559 

cedarfallsvernon@gmail.com 

www.cedarfalls.ca 

7063 Tillicum Rd., Vernon BC V1B 3N9 

RV and tent sites in cedar trees near BX 

falls and hiking trails. Minutes from Vernon 

and Silver Star. Renovated seasonal store, 

washrooms, laundry and dishwashing facility. 

Firepits, firewood available. Picnic tables, free 

WiFi at office. 15/30/50 amp and unserviced 

sites. Off-season and monthly rates. Winter 

camping by appointment. Open All Year. ** 




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Silver Star RV 

Tel: (250) 542-2808 

silverstarcampground@gmail.com 

www.silverstarcampground.com 

6310 Stickle Rd., Vernon BC V1B 3V1 

Hwy 97 on Swan Lake, 1 km south of Truck 

Scale, or 1 km north of Walmart on lakeside. 

Big Rig friendly back-in sites, free warm 

showers, heated pool, firepits. All amenities 

close by. CP 10 days, 50% refundable; within 24 

hrs. non-refundable. CP fee $20. Extra vehicle 

or boat $5. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced 

$46-$49. 

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Swan Lake RV Resort 

Tel: (250) 558-1116 

reservations@swanlakervresort.com 

www.swanlakervresort.com 

8000 Highland Rd., Vernon BC V1B 3W5 

Swan Lake RV Resort is a luxury “Big Rig” RV 

Resort. Sites available daily, weekly, monthly. 

Full hookup, 30/50 amp, cable, heated 

outdoor pool, hot tub, laundry, washrooms, 

pay showers, library, clubhouse, store and 

WiFi. Weekly and monthly rates available, call 

for details. Open: Mar 15 - Oct 31. ** Rates: 

Serviced Low Season $54-$67. 

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Destination BC 


Irvin’s Park & Campground 

Tel: (250) 566-4781 

irvins@telus.net 

www.irvinsrvpark.com 

360 Loseth Rd., Valemount BC V0E 2Z0 

Wonderful mountain views! Full-service pullthru 

sites with choice of 30 or 50 amp power 

or grassed tent sites. Big Rig and pet friendly. 

Free showers and WiFi. Coin-operated laundry. 

Recreation onsite, ping pong, horseshoes, 

volleyball. Near hiking, horseback riding, ATVs, 

mountain bike trails. Come, relax or play! Open: 

Apr 1 - Oct 31. ** Rates: Serviced $42-$47 


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Valemount Pines Golf Club, RV 

Park & Campground 

Tel: (250) 566-4550 

www.valemountpinesgolfrv.ca 

1110 Hwy 5, 1 km N. of Valemount, BC V0E 2Z0 

Golf course and golf practice area, fishing 

streams and forested walking trails on the 

property. Firepits, treed and open grassed 

sites, grassed play areas, group camping 

areas, free showers, picnic tables. Non-golfers 

welcome. Open: Apr - Oct. ** Rates: Serviced 

$27 Unserviced $16. 

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shuswapwater.ca 

BRINGING A WATERCRAFT TO BC? 

To avoid accidentally introducing invasive Zebra 

and Quagga mussels to British Columbia you must: 

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Clean. Drain. Dry. 

Clean ALL watercraft, trailers and equipment 

including waders and fishing gear. 

Drain all compartments and items 

holding water (such as bilge, 

wells and buckets) onto dry land. 

Dry all items completely before 

launching into another body of water. 

STOP at Watercraft Inspection Stations 

as you pass them in your travels. 

All types of watercraft must stop 

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KOOTENAY ROCKIES 

Hot Springs Circle Tour 

Kootenay Rockies Region 

Mountains and Vineyards 

Route 

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1. Kimberley Riverside Campground, 

Kimberley, page 37 

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2. Mountainside Vacation Villas, 

Fairmont Hot Springs, page 36 

3. Nakusp Hot Springs, Chalets & 

Campground, Nakusp, pages 37 & 38 

4. Rocky Mountain House National Historic 

Site, 6 km west of Rocky Mountain 

House, AB. page 39

In the southeastern corner of British Columbia, the jagged peaks of the Rockies rise in parallel with those of the 

Purcell, Selkirk and Monashee mountain ranges. In between are valleys, crystal clear rivers and lakes. Incomparable 

scenic beauty is waiting to be explored around every corner. Discover the communities, national and provincial 

parks, hot springs, attractions and the rich palette of recreational activities. 

The Kootenay Rockies Road Trips Map Guide offers 7 suggested driving routes. 

Below is a sampling of routes. Order your free Map: 

1-800-661-6603 / Info@KootenayRockies.com or view online: KootenayBrochures.ca 

Hot Springs Route 

Wedged into the rocky and remote creases of these stunning mountains are untamed natural hot springs 

that will soothe, inspire and rejuvenate. Drive along quiet, tree-lined lakeshores where rustic resorts, historic 

silver-rush towns, natural caves and backcountry trails will leave a lasting impression. Venture into this 

unknown wilderness on bike, on foot, in a kayak - then relax in warm, mineral rich water at some of the most 

enticing natural hot springs pools in the province. This most popular tour is approximately 800 km (500 mi). 

Mountains & Vineyards 

The interior of British Columbia is christened with rich landscapes teeming with diversity. Lakes, mountains, 

deserts, valleys and exciting urban centres are ripe for exploration. For its length and limitless opportunities, 

the Mountains & Vineyards route reigns supreme. Discover pristine orchards, beautiful vineyards that hug 

the rolling hills and family-run farms. Taste the bounty of this fertile land. In the warm evening glow, settle 

into a mountain resort where wine tastings and locally-inspired food will win your heart. Approx. 1,250 km 

(775 mi). 

Super Camping/Select Lodging - Kootenay Rockies 

West Koot Route 

Quiet roads that twist through the heart of the British Columbia wilderness. Dense forests that yield to rising rock and glacier-scored 

summits where only the bravest mountaineers have ventured. A place to be respected and admired. Stunning backcountry beauty is 

around every corner on the West Koot Route. Soak it in. Stop for a hike, paddle a perfect lake, fling a fly in a trout-filled stream and find 

your little patch of paradise in the West Kootenay. Approx. 450 km (280 mi). 

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Burton & Area 


Burton Historical Park 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 265-4885 Toll: 1-844-265-4885 

reservations@burtonhistoricalpark.com 

www.burtonhistoricalpark.com 

145 Lakeview Park Rd., Burton BC V0G 1E0 

Burton Historical Park Campground is one 

of the best kept secrets of the Kootenays. 

This lakeside campground offers a peaceful, 

relaxing and family-oriented atmosphere. The 

sites are spacious, with views of Arrow Lake 

and surrounding mountains. Campers have 

access to beach and boat launch. Centrally 

located to nearby attractions. Open: May 1 - 

Sep 30. ** Rates: Partial Service $33.33-$35.24 

Unserviced $26.67-$28.57. ** See ad page 37. 

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Castlegar & Area 


Castlegar Cabins, RV Park & 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 365-2337 Toll: 1-866-687-7275 

www.crvp.ca 

1725 Hwy 3, Castlegar BC V1N 4W1 

Stay at one of the prettiest RV parks in the 

Kootenays. Friendly hospitality, entertainment, 

shopping, restaurants, fuel and propane 

services nearby. WiFi, phone, hiking trails. Coin 

laundry/showers. We have an off-leash pet 

area. Ask about our Park Models and cabin. 

Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $42 Tenting 

$25. 

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Castlegar Golf Club & RV Park 

Tel: (250) 365-5006 Toll: 1-800-666-0324 

admin@golfcastlegar.com 

www.golfcastlegar.com 

1602 Aaron Rd., Castlegar BC V1N 4L6 

Beautiful RV Park adjacent to the Castlegar 

golf course. Spotless washroom facility, WiFi, 

free firewood, communal firepit. Special 

golf rates. 30/50 amp service. Overflow 

sites available. Pets welcome. Hiking trails, 

restaurant, laundromat. Friendly services and 

welcome hosts. Open: Apr 15 - Oct 15. ** Rates: 

Partial Service $35 Unserviced $21 Tenting $21. 

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Kootenay River RV Park 

Tel: (250) 365-5604 Toll: 1-877-318-0008 

info@kootenayriverrv.ca 

www.kootenayriverrv.ca 

651 Rosedale Rd., Castlegar BC V1N 4L2 

A quiet adult only 18+ RV park, situated 

near the convergence of the Kootenay and 

Columbia Rivers. Kootenay River RV Park is 

nestled in the Columbia Valley and is only a 

5 min. drive to the city of Castlegar. This area 

provides plenty of adventure and excitement 

for everyone. Open: Apr – Nov. ** Rates: 

Serviced $40-$44. 

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Cranbrook 


Cranbrook/St. Eugene (KOA) 

Tel: (250) 420-2055 Toll: 1-800-562-5403 

rvpark@steugene.ca 

www.steugene.ca 

7777 Mission Rd., Cranbrook BC V1C 7E5 

A beautiful new campground located at the St. 

Eugene Resort with its world-class golf course 

and spectacular views of the Rocky Mountains. 

Offering the largest sites and the best shower 

facilities. Food and beverage delivered 

to your site, golf shuttle service. Games 

room, hospitality, BBQ area. Casino, three 

restaurants, cabin, local convenience store and 

many outdoor activities available. Open: Apr 

1 - Oct 31. ** Rates: Serviced $40-$80 Tenting 

$30-$80. 

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Mount Baker RV Park 

Tel: (250) 489-0056 Toll: 1-877-501-2288 

www.mountbakerrvpark.com 

1501 1st St. S., Cranbrook BC V1C 1B7 

A convenient East Kootenay Rockies RV 

park in Cranbrook. Many large shade trees. 

Joseph Creek, warm friendly atmosphere. 

Can accommodate big rigs, also tent sites. 

Wireless internet, cable, laundry, ice, phone, 

hot showers. Pet friendly. Open: Apr 1 - Oct 15. 

** Rates: Serviced $34-$41 Partial Service $32 



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Creston & Area 


Mountain Park Resort 

Tel: (250) 428-2954 Toll: 1-877-428-2954 

www.mountainprk.com 

4021 Hwy 3, (Erickson) Creston BC V0B 1K0 

Free hot showers, free WiFi, laundry, pet 

friendly, fishing, Post Office, fresh fruit and 

veggies. Local art, hiking, gold panning, 

quadding, weddings, reunions, outdoor stage, 

ice cream, clothes and camping supplies. 

Weekly and monthly rates available. Open All 

Year. ** Rates: Serviced $30-$55 Partial Service 

$30-$55 Unserviced $30 Tenting $30-$35. 

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Pair-a-Dice RV Park & 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 428-2347 Toll: 1-866-223-3423 

pairadice@shaw.ca 

www.pairadicepark.com 

1322 Northwest Blvd., Hwy 3, Creston BC V0B 1G6 

Conveniently located on Hwy 3. We are in 

town, a few minutes walk to shopping and 

restaurants. Quiet grassy sites, 65’ pullthrus, 

45’ back-ins. Free hot showers, clean 

washrooms, firepit and picnic area in back. 

Free highspeed WiFi, cable available. Creston 

has award-winning wineries, golf, wetlands, 

orchards. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced 

$40-$48 Partial Service $33 Tenting $27. ** 



Fairmont Hot Springs 


Mountainside Vacation Villas 

Tel: (250) 345-6341 Toll: 1-855-345-6341 

www.mountainsidevillas.com 

5247 Fairmont Creek Rd., Fairmont Hot Springs BC 

V0B 1L1 

One and two bedroom fully-furnished 

villas hosting golf course views. Large and 

spacious with fully-stocked kitchens, laundry 

and a barbecue on every deck. Tasteful oak 

furnishings, vaulted ceilings, dishwasher, 

hairdryer, cable TV, DVD, CD and WiFi. Open 


Season $180-$210. ** See featured members 

page 34. 

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Fernie 


Fernie RV Resort 

Toll: 1-844-343-2233 

stay@fernieRVresort.com 

www.fernieRVresort.com 

2001 6th Ave, Fernie BC V0B 1M0 

The resort is nestled between the majestic 

Elk River, Fernie Golf Club and Maiden Lake. 

It offers modern facilities and services with 

pull-thru and back-in RV sites accommodating 

the most sophisticated RVs, plus an area for 

tent camping. The resort added five heated 

yurts perfect for a family or 2 couples. Fernie 

campers can experience unparalleled scenery 

and outdoor recreational opportunities, as well 

as small town charm and hospitality. Open All 

Year ** Rates: Check website. ** See winter 



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Yoho National Park 

Tel: (250) 343-6783 (Seasonal) 

Toll: 1-888-773-8888 (Year Round) 

www.pc.gc.ca/yoho 

Trans Canada Hwy, East of Golden 

197 sites at four front country campsites. 

No hookups. Showers at Kicking Horse only. 

Entrance is free for Youth 17 & Under. Parks 

Passes are required and available online or 

at any Visitor Centre. Camping fees apply. 

Features spectacular waterfalls, soaring peaks 

and is home of the Burgess Shale Fossil Beds 

guided hikes. Open: Mid-May - Early Oct. ** 

Rates: Per Site Unserviced $16.05-$28. Rates 

subject to change. Languages Spoken: English, 

French. 

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Fort Steele & Area 


Fort Steele Resort & RV Park 

Tel: (250) 489-4268 

www.fortsteele.com 

#10 Wardner – Fort Steele Rd., Fort Steele BC 

V0B 1N0 

18 km NE of Cranbrook (Hwy 93/95) across 

from Fort Steele Heritage Town (daily 

activities). Log cabin for rent. Enclosed area 

with kitchen for large groups and family 

reunions. WiFi available. Outdoor heated 

swimming pool and hot showers included. 

Beautiful mountain views. Monthly rates 

available. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $50- 

$55 Unserviced $35 Tenting $35. Rates subject 

to change. ** See winter listing page 52. 


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Golden Golf Club RV Park 

Tel: (250) 344-2700 Toll: 1-866-727-7222 

teeoff@golfgolden.com 

www.golfgolden.com 

576 Golf Course Dr., Golden BC V0A 1H0 

Nestled in the Rocky Mountains, the Golden 

Golf Club RV Park is just minutes west of 

Golden. Adjacent to the RV Park is our 18-hole 

golf course, practice facilities, restaurant, minigolf 

course and in close proximity to Kicking 

Horse Mountain Resort, hiking, cycling trails 

and Golden town centre. Free WiFi. Open 

All Year. ** Rates: $34.95 (1-6 nights); $31.95 

(7-14 nights); $27.95 (15-21 nights); $17.95 (22+ 

nights). ** See winter listing page 52. 

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Golden Municipal Campground 

Tel: (250) 344-5412 Toll: 1-866-538-6625 

info@goldenmunicipalcampground.com 

www.goldenmunicipalcampground.com 

1411 9th Street S., Golden BC V0A 1H2 

On Kicking Horse River, sheltered grounds, 

washhouses, hot showers, power, sani-station, 

picnic shelters, firewood. Adjacent to pool and 

tennis courts. Major credit cards accepted. 

Senior’s discount. Check website for CP Policy. 

Convenience store, WiFi and laundry. Open: 

Apr 1 – Oct 31. ** Rates: Partial Service $38-$50 


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Whispering Spruce Campground 

& RV Park 

Tel: (250) 344-6680 

www.whisperingsprucecampground.com 

1430 Golden View Rd., Golden BC V0A 1H1 

Golden’s oldest campground offers a variety 

of treed and shaded campground sites. Free 

showers and WiFi. Onsite laundry, convenience 

store, playground and kids activities. Walking 

distance to fine food and drink. 2 km from 

downtown Golden. Early booking discounts. 

Weekly & monthly rates. Open All Year. ** Rates: 

Serviced $47 Tenting $35. 

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Ponderosa Motor Inn 

Tel: (250) 344-2205 Toll: 1-800-881-4233 

info@ponderosamotorinn.bc.ca 

www.ponderosamotorinn.bc.ca 

1206 Trans Canada Hwy, Golden BC V0A 1H0 

Resting on five beautiful landscaped acres with 

mountain views and glacier fed creeks in Golden, 

Ponderosa Motor Inn offers stunning views, 

clean accommodation for guests. Spacious units, 

rooms feature air-conditioning units, fridges and 

wireless internet. Our hotel offers kitchen units, 

family units with three beds, honeymoon suites 

and creekside units. Open All Year. ** Rates: Low 

Season $60-$120 High Season $110-$240. 


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Golden to Rogers Pass 


Campers Haven RV & Tent Park 

Tel: (250) 340-8482 Toll: 1-800-563-6122 

yvonguay0@gmail.com 

2779 DeJordie Rd., Donald BC V0A 1H1 

Peaceful scenic campsite off Hwy 1 at Donald, 

28 km W. of Golden. Fishing and boating nearby. 

Pull-thrus. Wireless internet. Non-smoking 

motel, senior discount on camping. CP 2 days. 

Chalets available (year round). Open: May – Oct. 

** Rates: Serviced $35.95-$39.95 Partial Service 

$32.95-$35.95 Unserviced $30-$32.95 Tenting 

$25-$28.95. 


Glacier National Park 

Tel: (250) 837-7500 

Toll: 1-888-773-8888 

www.pc.gc.ca/glacier 

Trans Canada Hwy, West of Golden 

Two front country campgrounds near 

Rogers Pass featuring 80 campsites. Enjoy 

the exceptional scenery of the Columbia 

Mountains while camping in a national historic 

site. Interpretive programming at Illecillewaet 

campground. No hookups, no showers. Fire 

permit $8.80. National Park Pass required. 

Reservations available for Loop Brook 

campground only. Open: Late Jun – Late Sep. 

(Opening dates may vary).** Rates: Per Site 

Unserviced $21.97. Rates subject to change. 

Languages Spoken: English, French. 

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Kimberley & Area 


Kimberley Riverside 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 427-2929 Toll: 1-877-999-2929 

info@kimberleycampground.com 

www.kimberleycampground.com 

500 St. Mary Lake Rd., Kimberley BC V1A 3B9 

130+ spacious well-treed sites with scenic river 

and mountain views. Clean modern facilities, 

beautiful grounds and friendly staff. Many 

golf and recreation opportunities including 

an 18-hole putting course, hiking and biking 

opportunities galore! Enjoy free heated pool, 

showers and WiFi. 8 kms south of Kimberley. 

Seasonal rates available. Brand new RV Rental 

available. Open: Apr 15 - Oct 15. ** Rates: 

Serviced Shoulder Season $32-$44 Peak 

Season $41-$50 Unserviced $26-$30 Tenting 

$26-$30. ** See featured members page 34. ** 

See ad page 39. 

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Kootenay Lake & Area 


Schroeder Creek Campground 

Tel: (250) 353-7783 

inquiries@schroedercreekresort.com 

www.schroedercreekresort.com 

128 Bickel Rd., Kaslo BC V0G 1M0 

Beautiful treed sites with easy access for 

larger RV units. Full hook-ups and tent sites 

available. Sheltered marina and boat ramp. 

Onsite holiday trailers available for rent. Clean 

washrooms and showers, store, laundry, picnic 

tables, firewood and firepits. Fishing licenses 

and freezer facility for catch. Open: Apr 1 – 

Oct 31. ** Rates: Serviced $38 Unserviced $32 

Tenting $27. 

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Soul’s Paradise 

Tel: (250) 201-9441 

www.soulsparadise.ca 

16961 Pilot Bay Rd., Kootenay Bay BC V0B 1X0 

Soul’s Paradise is located on the East Shore 

of the Kootenay Lake. We have sandy beach, 

doggy beach and marina. We accept seasonal 

guests ($2,800-$3,300/season). Offer trailer, 

one cabin, two chalets, fully equipped for short 

and long term stays. Enjoy a summer with us! 

Open: Apr 15 – Oct 15. ** Rates: Serviced $35- 

$60 Partial Service $35-$60 Tenting $20-$40. 

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Nakusp 


KBR Campground (formerly 

Coachman Campground) 

Tel: (250) 265-4212 

kbrcampground@kbrcampground.com 

www.kbrcampground.com 

1701 Hwy 23 N., Nakusp BC V0G 1R0 

Family-friendly scenic campground nestled 

between the picturesque Selkirk and Monashee 

mountain ranges. We cater to all campers 

from large luxury RVs to tents. A family-owned 

business dedicated to providing each camper 

with a safe, relaxing, enjoyable environment. 

Your goal is to relax and forget the busy part 

of your life, our goal is to help you achieve 

this. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $35-$45 

Partial Service $30 Unserviced $25 Tenting 

$25. 

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Nakusp Hot Springs, Chalets & 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 265-4528 Toll: 1-866-999-4528 

info@nakusphotsprings.com 

www.nakusphotsprings.com 

8500 Hot Springs Rd. NW., Nakusp BC V0G 1R0 

Relax – Refresh - Return. Located 12 km NE 

of Nakusp, the Hot Springs Campground is 

nestled among nature’s splendour, just steps 

from a restorative soak in the Hot Springs 

mineral pools. Come and enjoy the jewel 

of Nakusp. Open: May 1 - Oct 15. ** Rates: 


Rates subject to change. Online reservations. 

** See featured members page 34. 

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Nakusp Municipal Campground 

Tel: (250) 265-1061 

camp@nakuspcampground.com 

www.nakuspcampground.com 

4th St. at 10th Ave NW., Nakusp BC V0G 1R0 

Located in the heart of the village, close 

walking distance to the public beach, 

playgrounds, ball fields, shopping and 

restaurants. There are 40 treed sites, (10 

powered sites), with an additional 28 

overflow sites. Water fill-ups available. Online 

reservations. Open: May - Oct. ** Rates: Partial 

Service $27 Unserviced $19-$25. Rates subject 

to change. 

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BURTON 

HISTORICAL PARK CAMPGROUND 

Enjoy camping in a park-like setting. 

• Spacious RV sites 

• Tenting 

• Recreation areas 

• Swimming 

• Boat Launch & Dock 

• Osprey & Eagle watching 

1-844-265-4885 

www.burtonhistoricalpark.com 


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Nakusp Hot Springs, Chalets & 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 265-4528 Toll: 1-866-999-4528 

info@nakusphotsprings.com 

www.nakusphotsprings.com 

8500 Hot Springs Rd. NW., Nakusp BC V0G 1R0 

Relax – Refresh – Return. Only 12 km from 

Nakusp. Our chalets feature 8 units in 4 

cozy A-frame cabins. Come and explore our 

spectacular natural setting and end the day 

with a relaxing soak in our mineral pools. 

Open All Year. ** Rates: Low Season $79- 

$185 High Season $86-$215. Rates subject 

to change, check website. ** See featured 


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Radium Hot Springs 

& Area 


Canyon RV Resort on 

Sinclair Creek 

Tel: (250) 347-9564 

www.canyonrv.com 

5012 Sinclair Creek Rd., Radium Hot Springs BC 

V0A 1M0 

A well-known campground in a booming resort 

village. Located in private valley, with a stream 

running through it. Spectacular washrooms, 

groomed lawns, mature trees. Close to the hot 

springs and too much golf! A good home base 

for trips to Banff and Lake Louise. Reservations 

recommended. NO TENTING. Open: Apr 15 

- Oct 30. ** Rates: Serviced $50-$68 Partial 

Serviced $48. 

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Kootenay National Park 

Tel: (250) 347-9505 

www.pc.gc.ca/kootenay 

Hwy 93 S., North of Radium Hot Springs 

Enjoy modern camping in an oTENTik or 

plan a rustic retreat with the family. Three 

campgrounds on the Banff-Windermere Hwy 

(93 S), showcase views of mountain peaks, 

turquoise rivers and reclaimed grasslands. 

Redstreak offers reservations. Open: Mid- 

May - Early Oct. ** Rates: Per Site Serviced 

$33.01-$39.04 Unserviced $21.97-$28. oTENTik 

$122.64/night. Rates subject to change. 

Languages Spoken: English, French. 

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Kootenay National Park - 

Redstreak Campground 

Toll: 1-877-737-3783 

www.pc.gc.ca/knp-otentiks 

7500 Redstreak Campground Rd., 

Radium Hot Springs BC V0A 1M0 

Enjoy modern camping comfort in Kootenay’s 

oTENTik tent cabins. Each oTENTik sleeps 6. 

Accompanying picnic tables and traditional 

firepits offer the authenticity of cooking and 

eating outdoors surrounded by incredible 

mountain views. Open: Mid-May – Mid-Oct. 

** Rates: $122.64/night. CP 3 days prior to 

scheduled arrival will receive full refund, less 

the original reservation and CP fee. Visit www. 

reservation.pc.gc.ca for full details. No pets 

allowed. Languages Spoken: English, French. 

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Revelstoke & Area 


Canyon Hot Springs Resort 

Tel: (250) 837-2420 

www.canyonhotsprings.com 

Hwy 1, 35 kms east of Revelstoke BC V0E 2S0 

Natural mineral hot springs, secluded 

campsites, showers, laundromat, camping 

cabins, RV park, cafeteria, gift shop, hiking. 

Located on the Trans Canada Hwy, 35 km E. 

of Revelstoke. Reservations Feb. 1st. Open: 

Mid-May – Mid-Sep. ** Rates: Partial Service 

$45-$55 Unserviced $35-$42. 

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Lamplighter Campground 

Tel: (250) 837-3385 

lamplightercampground@gmail.com 

www.lamplightercampground.com 

1760 Nixon Rd., Revelstoke BC V0E 2S0 

Welcoming, picturesque and clean 

campground within walking distance to 

downtown. Grassy hookup sites in parklike 

setting with beautiful mountain view. WiFi, 

camp kitchen and play area. Off Hwy 1, take 

Hwy 23 S., first left (Nixon Rd). Weekly rates 

low season only. Open: May – Early Oct. ** 


$38 Unserviced $29-$32 Tenting $29-$32. 

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Mount Revelstoke National Park 

Tel: (250) 837-7500 

Toll: 1-888-773-8888 

www.pc.gc.ca/revelstoke 

Meadows in the Sky Parkway 

New for 2020. Snowforest Campground 

features 62 campsites and 3 MicrOcube cabins. 

Set amongst lush cedar hemlock forest with 

easy access to trails, the campground is a 

5 km drive from downtown Revelstoke. Fire 

permit $8.80. National Park Pass required. 

Reservations available online May 2020. Open: 

Jun – Oct. (Opening dates may vary). 

** Rates: Per Site Partial Service $33.01 

(electric) Unserviced $28 MicrOcube $122.64. 

Rates subject to change. Languages Spoken: 


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Revelstoke Campground & 

RV Resort 

Tel: (250) 837-2085 Toll: 1-844-837-2085 

www.revelstokecampground.com 

2411 KOA Rd, (Hwy 1 – Exit to Oak Dr.), 

Revelstoke BC V0E 2S0 

Revelstoke Campground is nestled in 

treed meadow with views of snow covered 

mountains. Our secure and family-oriented 

campground offers a heated pool, trails, duck 

pond, playground, laundry, free hot showers, 

WiFi station, full hookups and pull-thru 

sites. Cabins/chalets open all year. Big Rig 

and pet friendly. Chalet no pets. Open: May 

1 - Thanksgiving. ** Rates: Serviced $36-$52 

Partial Serviced $34-$45 Unserviced $29-$38 

Tenting $27-$36. ** See ad page 39. 

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604-794-7361 

53730 Bridal Falls Rd 

Rosedale, BC 


Williamson Lake Campground 

Tel: (250) 837-8806 

www.williamsonlakecampground.ca 

1817 Williamson Lake Rd., Revelstoke BC V0E 2S3 

Quiet and pristine lakeside setting. Minutes 

away from downtown Revelstoke. No trains 

or traffic nearby. Hiking and biking from 

campground or quick drive. Boat rentals, miniputt, 

fishing, swimming. Follow signs from Hwy 

1 to hospital and airport. Low and high season 

rates. Best camping in Revelstoke. Open: May 

1 – Oct 4. ** Rates: Serviced $37-$43 Partial 

Service $32-$37 Unserviced $27-$32 Tenting 

$27-$32 incl. taxes. 

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Skookumchuck & Area 


Skookumchuck Motel & RV Park 

Tel: (250) 422-3110 Toll: 1-888-513-1382 

Box 59, Hwy 93/95, Skookumchuck BC V0B 2E0 

15 km from Wasa Lake. Air-conditioned kitchen 

units; RV treed location, 30 amp, pull-thrus. 

Free hot showers, propane BBQs, firepits and 

firewood. Walking distance to fishing, short 

drive to hot springs, swimming, golfing. RV 

Park Open: Apr 15 – Oct 15. Motel Open: Jan 2 

– Dec 1. ** Rates: Serviced $20-$30. 

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The Elk Valley 


Elkford Municipal Campground 

Tel: (250) 865-4019 

campground@elkford.ca 

www.elkford.ca 

350 Hwy 43, Elkford BC V0B 1H0 

A riverfront campground located right in 

town and within walking distance or a short 

drive to all community and indoor/outdoor 

recreational opportunities. Elkford is a place 

where nature prevails! Experience breathtaking 

views, wildlife viewing and more! Elkford - Wild 

at Heart. Open: May Long Weekend – Oct 31 

(weather permitting). ** Rates: Serviced $22 

Unserviced $20 Tenting $20 Add’l units $10 ea. 

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Trail 


City of Trail RV Park 

Tel: (250) 364-0841 Toll: 1-877-767-0400 

rvpark@trail.ca 

www.trail.ca/en/play/City_of_Trail_RV_ 

Park.asp 

7500 Hwy 3B, Trail BC V1R 4X2 

Located on Hwy 3B at the east entrance to the 

city. It is close to the Waneta Plaza shopping 

district, Canadian Tire, Walmart and the 

Trail Regional Airport. The park has grassed 

grounds, partially serviced, non-serviced and 

gravel sites. Open: May 1 – Sep 30. ** Rates: 

Check website. Rates subject to change. 

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Rocky Mountain House 

Rocky Mountain House National Historic 

Site is one of Canada’s fine examples 

of how the fur trade helped shape the 

nation. Enjoy exhibits, walk through 

archaeological remains of four forts, 

and discover the history of the people 

of this land woven together like the 

threads of a Métis sash. Stay awhile and 

enjoy Heritage Camping, including Métis 

Trapper Tents, Tipis, and Trapline Cabins. 


Rocky Mountain House National 

Historic Site 

Toll: 1-877-737-3783 

www.reservation.pc.gc.ca/ 

rockymountainhouse 

6 km West of Rocky Mountain House on Hwy 11A, 

Rocky Mountain House, AB T4T 2A4 

Historic fur trade post along the North 

Saskatchewan River. Immerse yourself in 

stories of Indigenous Peoples and legendary 

explorers. Daily activities include a kids’ mini 

fort, virtual reality, games and crafts. Stay 

awhile. Camp in a tipi, trapper tent, trapline 

cabin, RV or tent. Open: May 15 – Sep 30. ** 

Rates: RV/Tenting $26.06/night; Tipis/Trapper 

Tents, $60.09/night and Trapline Cabins, 

$122.64/night. Languages Spoken: English, 

French. ** See featured members page 34. 

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Super Camping/Select Lodging - Kootenay Rockies / Alberta 

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A 4 hour round trip 

Over 23 km of rafting 

All equipment provided 

9:00am & 1:00pm departures 

Includes photos, fresh fruit & pastry 

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Super Camping/Select Lodging - Cariboo Chilcotin Coast 

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Bella 

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Conservation 

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Entiako 

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Klinaklini R. 

Hwy 20 – the Freedom Hwy 

Hwy 24 – the Fishing Hwy 

Hwy 97 – the North/South Hwy Corridor 

Access Hwy 26 Barkerville 

Cariboo Chilcotin Coast Region 


Campbell River 

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Itcha 

Ilgachuz Park 

Chilko 

Lake 

Fort 

Fraser 

Vanderhoof 

Anahim Lake 

Nimpo Lake 

Finger-Tatuk Park 

Kluskoil 

Lake Park 

20 

Nazko Lake 

Park 

Puntzi Lake 

Alexis 

Creek 

Nunsti 

Park 

Blackwater R. 

Ts’yl-os 

Park 

Big Creek 

Park 

Gold 

Bridge 

Birkenhead 

Lake Park 

PRINCE 

GEORGE 

Hixon 

Quesnel 

97 

Fraser R. 

99 

97 

Williams 

Lake 

26 

Quesnel R. 

97 

16 

Likely 

Quesnel 

Lake 

Horsefly 

100 Mile House Canim Lake 

Lone Butte 

Flat Lake Park 

Sheridan Lake 

Marble 24 

Range 

Bridge 

Little 

Park 70 MileHouse Lake 

Fort 

Edge Hills 

Chasm Park 

Clinton 

Park 

99 

Cache 

Creek 

Lillooet 

Churn 

Creek 

Park 

summer only 

McLeese 

Lake 

Wells Bowron 

Lake Park 

Barkerville 

Spences 

Bridge 

Lac la 

Hache 

Horsefly 

Lake 

Eagle 

Creek 

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Wells 

Gray 

Park 

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The Cariboo 

This is a land born of dreams of 

discovery, yellow dust and instant riches, 

with the “Cariboo Gold Rush Trail” 

traversing through this region. In 1862, 

Billy Barker struck gold near Barkerville 

on Williams Creek, which started a rush 

of adventurers from around the globe 

traversing the difficult terrain of this 

now famous Gold Rush Trail, begins 

in New Westminster in the south, to 

its terminus in Barkerville – a National 

Historic Site and home to 150 restored 

1860’s buildings. The rush for gold 

exploration, panning and mining are still 

active today. Visitors from around the 

world still follow in the footsteps of prior 

expeditions. Interesting roadhouses and 

museums still stand where stagecoaches 

once stopped. Highway 97, the main 

north/south corridor through the 

region, is also the key north to Alaska 

route. Plan your family adventure this 

summer and include summer festivals, 

watersports, mountain biking, hiking 

and wildlife viewing activities along the 

way. 

The Chilcotin 

Accessed by road on Highway 20 

(The Freedom Hwy) or by sea on the 

Northern Sea Wolf from Vancouver 

Island to Bella Coola, the Chilcotin is 

a land of dramatic scenery, rugged 

landscapes and thick forests. Here, BC’s 

highest mountain, Mount Waddington, 

rises 4,016 meters. The jagged central 

coast Mountain peaks in the Chilcotin 

are covered in vast ice fields and wide 

alpine meadows, gradually softening 

into large valleys, rolling foothills, pine 

covered forests, lakes and rivers and

the grasslands of the Chilcotin Plateau. 

Along the way discover some of the 

best fishing lakes and rivers to be 

found in North America. Nimpo Lake 

operators offer fabulous float plane 

sightseeing tours and fly-in fishing 

trips. The traveller will experience 

rolling semi-desert terrain, exquisite 

canyons, to flat grasslands, river 

crossings and past lakes through 

mountains and old growth forests, 

to the ocean inlets and fjords of BC’s 

Great Bear Rainforest. 

The Coast 

Once you reach the central coast you 

are met with 15,000 kilometers of aweinspiring 

coastline scattered with fjords 

and inlets, pristine beaches and rocky 

shores. Here is some of the world’s best 

saltwater fishing and wildlife viewing 

of sea birds, whales, dolphins, grizzly 

bears and the sacred white Kermode, 

also known as the ‘Spirit Bear’. Getting 

there is an exciting adventure; with 

access by road along the Freedom 

Highway (Highway 20) from Williams 

Lake to Bella Coola, or by sea on the 

“Northern Sea Wolf” vessel and route 

schedules. (See www.Hellobc.com 

for Circle Route info and reserve with 

www.bcferries.com well in advance for 

ferry service to and from Bella Coola). 

North/South Highway Corridor, (Hwy 

97) - Access Hwy 26 to Barkerville 

This main north/south corridor, travels 

through the Cariboo, much of it along 

the same route as the Cariboo Wagon 

Road and Gold Rush Trail of days gone 

by. At Cache Creek, the TransCanada 

Highway (Hwy 1) veers east toward 

Kamloops, while a continued northward 

journey takes you onto Highway 97. A few 

kilometres north of Cache Creek, stop at 

Hat Creek Ranch Historic Site for some 

Gold Rush History. Continue north to the 

many lakes and rivers of the Cariboo. Visit 

Clinton, 100 Mile House, Williams Lake 

and Quesnel with the link to Hwy 26 for 

Barkerville. Why not plan to veer east 

and west from these communities into 

the backcountry to discover watersports, 

hiking, horseback riding and biking 

adventures. This is also your north to 

Alaska route. There are many RV and 

camping options available along this 

route. 

The Fishing Highway (Hwy 24) 

Starting from the east at Little Fort, 

the junction of Highways 5 and 24, this 

route branches and exits two ways 

onto Highway 97; via the 70 Mile House 

junction; or via 93 Mile House. Highway 

24, known as “The Fishing Highway”. 

The Fishing Highway through Cariboo’s 

Interlakes Region accesses a tranquil 

and beautiful area of resorts, B&B’s, 

guest ranches, rolling hills of pine and 

alder forests, and boasts over 250 lakes 

teeming with rainbow trout, lake trout 

and kokanee. If you’re not fishing, the 

drive itself is well worth taking for the 

scenery alone! In addition to fishing, other 

activities in the area include swimming 

and watersports, horseback riding, 

ATVing, biking & hiking, wildlife viewing, 

and snowmobiling the Gold Rush 

Snowmobile Trail in winter. 

The Freedom Highway (Hwy 20) 

The Chilcotin backbone is Highway 

20, also known as the “The Freedom 

Highway” and is a key portion of the 

“Discovery Coast” circle tour route. (See 

Circle Driving Routes on www.Hellobc. 

com). It traverses 456 km (274 mi) from 

Williams Lake to Bella Coola, and is the 

only link from BC’s Interior to the Central 

Coast, passing Farwell Canyon on the 

Chilcotin Plateau toward the Coast 

Mountains, Tweedsmuir Provincial Park 

and the Bella Coola Valley. Highway 20 

is well worth taking a few days to drive 

with several stops of interest including 

Nimpo Lake. The only unpaved section 

of the highway (57 km/36mi) consists 

of well-maintained gravel from Anahim 

Lake to the bottom of “The Hill” (up to 

18% grade) into the Bella Coola Valley. It 

is recommended that you use a detailed 

backcountry map for off Highway 20 

travel into the pristine wilderness of 

areas such as the Nemiah Valley and 

stunning Chilko Lake. 

More Information: 


www.landwithoutlimits.com 

www.goldrushtrail.ca 

www.fishinghighway24.com 

www.hellobc.com 


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QUESNEL FORKS HISTORIC REC SITE 

HIGH COUNTRY INN 

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OF THE CARIBOO MOUNTAINS 

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70 Mile House & Area 


Tall Timbers Resort 

Tel: (250) 456-7668 Toll: 1-888-228-8255 

www.talltimbers.ca 

6304 Pioneer Rd., 70 Mile House (Watch Lake) BC 

V0K 2K1 

Watch Lake’s favourite resort in a beautiful 

peaceful setting. Excellent fishing, swimming, 

hiking, nearby horseback riding and ATV trails. 

Perfectly charming rustic or modern cabins. 

Clean showers, washrooms, laundry facilities. 

Group gatherings, family reunions welcome. 

Open: May 10 – Oct 15. ** Rates: Partial Service 

$32-$36 Unserviced $25 Tenting $26. 

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Anahim Lake, BC 

wilderness and elegance 

www.eaglesnest-resort.com 

250-742-3707 | 1-800-742-9055 

RATES: 

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PETS: 

Bridge Lake 

For Pet Policy check with property for any rates that may be in effect. 


Cottonwood Bay Resort 

Tel: (250) 593-2345 

www.cottonwood-bay-resort.com 

8183 Cottonwood Bay Rd., Bridge Lake BC V0K 1E0 

We offer motor boat, canoe, kayak, bicycle 

rentals. Bridge Lake is one of the nicest lakes 

in the Cariboo. It has over 20 islands, which 

you can explore. Bring your fishing gear and 

catch a lake trout, kokanee or rainbow. Enjoy 

the wildlife and maybe a fire in the evening. 

Open: May 15 – Oct 15. ** Rates: Partial Service 


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Eagan Lake Resort 

Tel: (250) 593-4343 

eaganlake@bcinternet.net 

www.eaganlake.com 

8648 Eagan Lake Rd., Bridge Lake BC V0K 1E0 

Family-oriented property with family-size 

log cabins. Free hot showers, firewood, store, 

laundry, playground, horseshoes, private dock, 

boat launch, pedal boats, motor boat, ATV, 

waterskiing, tubing, trampoline, kokanee and 

rainbow trout. Pets welcome. RV rates $30. 

Close by hunting, horseback riding, bluffs, 

satellite lakes. View eagles from resort. Open 

All Year. ** Rates: $60-160. 

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Canim Lake 


Canim Lake Resort 

Tel: (250) 397-2355 Toll: 1-877-512-6660 

www.canim.com 

4454 Newall Rd., Canim Lake BC V0K 1J0 

Nice lakefront resort on beautiful Canim Lake. 

Grassy campsites with hookups. Lakefront log 

cabins. Licensed lodge. Open: Apr – Oct. ** 

Rates: Serviced $50 Tenting $25. 

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Kayanara Guest Ranch & Resort 

Tel: (250) 397-0221 

www.kayanara.com 

3446 Hendrix Rd., Eagle Creek BC V0K 1L0 

One of the nicest Guest Ranches in BC. Perfect 

combination of ranch and lake activities. 

35 mins. from 100 Mile House. Campsites, 

luxurious log cabins, B&B, horse boarding. 

Cabin and bed and breakfast open all year. 

See Specials on website. Open: May - Oct. ** 

Rates: Serviced $45. **See featured members 

page 40. 

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Kayanara Guest Ranch & Resort 

Tel: (250) 397-0221 

www.kayanara.com 

3446 Hendrix Rd., Eagle Creek BC V0K 1L0 

One of the nicest Guest Ranches in BC. 

Horseback riding, boat rental, (lots of lakes 

around), wildlife viewing, biking. 35 mins. from 

100 Mile House at Canim Lake. Campsites, 

B&B, cabins fully-equipped, breakfast buffet. 

See Specials on website. Open All Year. ** 

Rates: $130-$230. No pets in cabin. ** See 


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Fawn Lake 


Fawn Lake Resort 

Tel: (250) 593-4654 

www.fawnlakeresort.com 

6850 Fawn Lake Access Rd. #1, Lone Butte BC 

V0K 1X1 

4 km off Hwy 24. Quiet wilderness setting. 

Excellent fishing/birdwatching. Charming 

classic/modern lakefront log cabins. Lakeshore 

or treed RV/campsites. Luxurious shower, 

washroom, laundry facilities. Boat, kayak, 

canoe rentals. Playground with trampoline. 

Deutsch/Francais. Open: May - Oct & Dec - 

Mar. ** Rates: Serviced $30 Unserviced $25. 

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Hathaway Lake 


Moosehaven Resort 

Tel: (250) 593-2300 Toll: 1-888-744-2271 

www.MoosehavenResort.com 

7563 Pettyjohn Rd., Hathaway Lake BC V0K 1X3 

Peaceful setting on stocked Hathaway 

Lake. Large pull-thru RV sites. Full hookups, 

30 & 50 amp. Boat launch, rentals, docks. 

Charming lakefront cabins. No pets. Located 

east of Lone Butte and 14 km N of Hwy 24. 

Open: Apr 1 – Nov 30. ** Rates: Serviced $32- 


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Horse Lake 


Cariboo Bonanza Resort 

Tel: (250) 395-3766 

bonanza@bcinternet.net 

www.cariboobonanza.com 

6384 Watson Rd., Lone Butte BC V0K 1X3 

Excellent fly-fishing. 3-D Target Archery 

Course (bring bow). Lakefront housekeeping 

cabins, luxury Swiss Chalet. Full hookup RV 

sites, all cabins and sites with TV hookup. 

Large adventure playground. WiFi available 

at cost. Shopping, golfing, horseback riding 

nearby. Motorboat/Pontoon boat rental. Wir 

sprechen Deutsch. Open: May - Oct. (weather 

dependent) ** Rates: Serviced $38-$40 


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Lac La Hache 


Kokanee Bay Motel & RV Park 

Tel: (250) 396-7345 Toll: 1-888-399-7345 

www.kokaneebaycariboo.com 

3728 Hwy 97, Lac La Hache BC V0K 1T1 

On the lake grassy sites, paved driveway, great 

for wheelchairs. Sandy beach, hunting, fishing 

licenses, tackle. Restaurant across the road on 

Hwy 97. 9.65 km (6 mi) N. of Lac La Hache. CP 

14 days. Open: May - Oct. ** Rates: Serviced 

$34-$38 Unserviced $28-$31. 

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Lillooet & Area 


Fraser Cove Campground & 

Guest Cottage 

Tel: (250) 256-0142 

pmortensen65@gmail.com 

www.frasercove.com 

1234 Davis Rd., Lillooet BC V0K 1V0 

Off Hwy 99 across Fraser River from Lillooet 

at historic “Old Bridge”. Quiet, scenic sandy 

beach, unique rock formations. Sturgeon 

fishing, gold panning, beach tenting. Free WiFi. 

Guest cottage, two bedroom, riverfront fullyequipped 

private. Open: Apr 20 – Oct 4. ** 

Rates: Serviced $40-$45 Tenting $35. 

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Loon Lake 


Evergreen Fishing Resort 

Tel: (250) 459-2372 

www.evergreenfishingresort.ca 

1820 Loon Lake Rd., (Loon Lake) Cache Creek BC 

V0K 1H1 

Turn off Hwy 97 N., 22 km North of Cache 

Creek onto Loon Lake Road. First resort on 

beautiful Loon Lake. Serviced RV sites, flush 

toilets, showers, laundry, WiFi, store, boat 

rentals, launch, lakeshore log cabins. Open: May 

1 - Oct 15. ** Rates: Serviced $35 Tenting $26. 

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Evergreen Fishing Resort 

Tel: (250) 459-2372 

efrloon@gmail.com 

www.evergreenfishingresort.ca 

1820 Loon Lake Rd., Loon Lake (Cache Creek) BC 

V0K 1H1 

Fully-furnished log cabins with deck 

overlooking the lake and a private wharf. 

Activities include fishing, boating, hiking or 

just relaxing in a peaceful, quiet wilderness 

environment. Coin laundry and store onsite. 

Boat rentals available. Open: May 1 - Oct 15. ** 

Rates: $85-$185. No pets. 

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Puntzi Lake/Chilanko 

Forks 


Barney’s Lakeside Resort 

& Bistro 

Tel: (250) 481-1100 

mail@barneyslakesideresort.com 

www.barneyslakesideresort.com 

3556 Puntzi Lake Rd., Chilanko Forks BC V0L 1H0 

Get away from it all; 500’ of lakefront on 

beautiful Puntzi Lake. Lakeside camping 

available. Relax in the Chilcotin, fish for 

kokanee or wild rainbow trout. Wildlife viewing 

at its finest, view the wild Qayus horses, rare 

white American Pelicans breed on Puntzi Lake. 

Recreation trails for hiking, ATVing, mountain 

biking. Eat at our onsite restaurant. Five 

cabins for rent. Open: May 20 - Oct 1. ** Rates: 



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Woodlands Fishin Resort & 

Puntzi Lake Restaurant/Bakery 

Tel: (250) 481-0011 

info@woodlandsfishinresort.com 

www.woodlandsfishinresort.com 

3964 Puntzi Lake Rd., Chilanko Forks BC V0L 1H0 

Beautiful Puntzi Lake with lakeview sites. Full 

and partial hookups, firepits, picnic tables, 

showerhouse and washrooms. Docks, great 

fishing for trout and kokanee, bird watching, 

ATVing, canoeing, kayaking. Restaurant onsite. 

Two cabins for rent. Open: May - Oct. ** Rates: 

Serviced $35 Partial Service $30 Tenting $22. 

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Sheridan Lake 


Loon Bay Resort on 

Sheridan Lake 

Tel: (250) 593-4431 

www.loonbayresort.com 

7250 Texas Rd., Sheridan Lake BC V0K 1X1 

Beautiful resort along Fishing Hwy 24. Full and 

partial lakefront RV sites on Sheridan Lake. 

Tenting sites, 6 lakeview cabins, excellent 

rainbow trout fishing, playground, dog run, 

volleyball, walking distance to restaurant/ 

grocery store. ATV trails nearby. Open: May - 

Oct. ** Rates: Serviced $38-$42 Tenting $30. 

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Sheridan Lake Resort 

Tel: (250) 593-4611 

fish@sheridanlakeresort.com 

www.sheridanlakeresort.com 

7510 Magnussen Rd., Sheridan Lake 

(Lone Butte) BC V0K 1X1 

You will find all your holiday and fishing needs 

at Sheridan Lake’s most popular resort. 250 m 

off Hwy 24 Trophy rainbow trout, grassy RV 

sites, moorage, launch, tackle, boat rentals, 

beach, showers, paved roads. Open: May 1 - 

Oct 15. ** Rates: Serviced $38. 

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155 Wrangler Way, 100 Mile House BC V0K 2E0 

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@southcaribootourism 

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Super Camping/Select Lodging - Northern British Columbia 

NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA 

Tagish 

Lake Atlin 

Atlin 

Lake 

Atlin Park 

Juneau 

ALASKA 

USA 

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Masset 

Naikoon 

Park 

Prince 

Rupert 

Queen 

Charlotte 

Sandspit Islands 

(Haida Gwaii) 


Gwaii Haanas 

National Park 

Teslin 

Lake 

Mt. 

Edziza 

Park 

Port 

Edward 

Cassiar 

Dease Lake 

37 

37A 

Stewart 

1 

Terrace 

16 

37 

Kitimat 

37 

Stikine River Park 

Spatsizi 

Plateau 

Wilderness 

Park 

Kispiox R. 

Watson 

Lake 

Liard R. 

Park 

Thutade 

Lake 

The Great Northern 7 Circle Tour 

Northern British Columbia Region 

Ft. Nelson R. 

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Maxhamish 

Lake Park 

77 

97 

Williston 

Lake 

Hudson's 

Hope 

Takla 

Lake 

The Hazeltons 

Kitwanga Babine 

Mackenzie 

Seven e 

Sisters Mtns. Babine 

Park 1 Park Lake Trembleur 

Smithers 

Lake Carp Lake 

Telkwa 

Park 

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Burns Fort St. 

Houston 

Lake 

Fort James 

Francois Fraser 27 

Morice Lake 

Takysie 

Lake North Lake 

Vanderhoof 

Tweedsmuir 

Finger-Tatuk 

Kitlope Heritage Park Entiako 

Park 

Conservancy 

Park 

Eutsuk Lake 

Hixon 

Nass R. 

Nass R. 

Kispiox R. 

Kitimat R. 

Tatlatui 

Park 

Skeena R. 

Swan Lake 

Kispiox River 

Park 

Babine R. 

Frog-Gataga 

Park 

Park 

Finlay-Russel 

Sustut 

Park 

South 

Tweedsmuir 

Park 

Muncho 

Lake Park 

Kwadacha 

Wilderness 

Chase 

Park 

Omineca 

Park 

Liard R. 

Liard River 

Corridor Park 

Ft. Nelson R. 

Northern 

Rocky Mountains 

Park 

Redfern-Keily 

Creek Park 

Graham Laurier 

Park 

Chetwynd 

Parsnip R. 

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GEORGE 

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97 

Quesnel 

Fort 

Nelson 

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Beatton R. 

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Peace R. 

Peace R. 

McGregor R. 

Dawson 

Creek 

Bijoux Falls 

Park 

Tumbler 

Ridge 

Monkman 

Park 

Kakwa 

Park 

Wells 

Fort St 

John 

McBride 

Barkerville 

Bowron 

Lake Park 


1. Riverside Municipal Campground & 

RV Park, Smithers, page 46 

Visit us 

online at 


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Northern British Columbia stretches from towering Mount Robson in the east to Haida Gwaii (formerly 

the Queen Charlotte Islands) in the west and is a vast wilderness of grizzly bears, pristine glaciers, ancient 

totems and raw rugged beauty. This is a land where outdoor recreation is a certainty and where alpine 

mountains and crystal clear lakes offer everything from helicopter skiing to salmon fishing. Visitors come 

here to golf, go horseback riding, hike the many trails, experience alpine and cross-country skiing and 

more. Northern British Columbia has an abundance of wildlife – some very rare including the Kermode 

or spirit bear and Stone’s sheep. To experience true wilderness like no other destination, plan a trip to 

Northern British Columbia. 

The Great Northern Circle Tour 

This spectacular road odyssey in Northern British Columbia takes you through untamed wilderness and stunning mountain 

ranges unique to this immense region. Plan for eight to fourteen days of adventure on this 2,632 km (1,635 mi) trip, as you 

drive on the Yellowhead (Highway 16) Northern British Columbia’s east-west corridor, north on the Stewart Cassiar (Highway 

37) which cuts through the stunning Coast Mountains, and finally southeast on the legendary Alaska Highway (Highway 97) – 

with its historic towns surrounded by dramatic landscape. Pristine fishing lakes and rivers, relaxing campsites and resorts, and 

spontaneous wildlife encounters are highlights, with natural and historical attractions along the route. 

More Information: 







Burns Lake 


Beaver Point Resort 

Tel: (250) 695-6519 

beaverpointresort@gmail.com 

www.beaverpointresort.ca 

16278 Hwy 35, Burns Lake BC V0J 1E0 

Each site is located on the lake, full-service 

sites are seven day minimum, reservations 

taken for two day minimum, one night stay 

is first come, first serve. We are a wellestablished 

family campground located 16 

km south of Burns Lake. We have 12 30 amp 

power sites. Open: May 15 – Sep 15. ** Rates: 


Unserviced $25 Tenting $25-$30. 

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Piper’s Glen Resort 

Tel: (250) 690-7565 

pipersglen@uniserve.com 

www.pipersglenresort.com 

14108 Hwy 16 E., Fort Fraser BC V0J 1N0 

It’s just viewtiful! Overlooking Fraser Lake 

with lakeview sites and cabins. Full and partial 

hookups, long pull-thrus, firepits, free showers. 

We have lake access, with boat dock and good 

fishing with rainbow trout and char. Fraser 

Mountain hiking trail close by. Located right on 

Hwy 16, 140 km west of Prince George. Open: 

May - Sep. ** Rates: Serviced $32-$34 Partial 

Service $30 Unserviced $26 Tenting $26. 

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Piper’s Glen Resort 

Tel: (250) 690-7565 

pipersglen@uniserve.com 

www.pipersglenresort.com 

14108 Hwy 16 E., Fort Fraser BC V0J 1N0 

It’s just Viewtiful! Conveniently located on Hwy 

16. Cabins with kitchenettes overlooking scenic 

Fraser Lake. Bedding Fee $10 or bring your 

own. Open: May 1 – Oct 15. ** Rates: $50-$90. 

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Kitimat 


Radley Park Campground 

Tel: (250) 632-8955 

recreation@kitimat.ca 

www.kitimat.ca 

165 Third St., Kitimat BC V8C 2S6 

Radley Park is located on the banks of the 

Kitimat River. The park is an excellent short 

or long term base for fishing or a relaxing 

weekend. The park boasts universal washroom 

and shower facilities, smoker, boat launch, 

electrical sites, free sani-dump and firewood. 

Your adventure awaits in Kitimat! Open: May 

15 - Sep 15. ** Rates: Partial Service $27/night 

Unserviced $23/night. 

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McBride 


Beaverview RV Park & 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 569-2513 

www.beaverviewpark.com 

2435 Hwy 16 E., McBride BC V0J 2E0 

Beautiful grass camping with majestic 

mountain views. Shopping, gas and restaurants 

in McBride. Hiking access to McBride Peak 

trails. Long pull-thrus, hot showers, laundry, 

WiFi. Easy access from Hwy 16, 2 km east of 

McBride. Reservations recommended. Open: 

May 1 - Sep 30. ** Rates: Partial Service $35- 

$38 Tenting $22-$28. 

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Prince George & Area 


Blue Cedars RV Park & 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 964-7272 Toll: 1-888-964-7271 

bluecedars4433@gmail.com 

https://bluecedarsrvpark.com 

4433 Kimball Rd., Prince George BC V2N 5N7 

Country camping in the city. Close to shopping 

and wilderness. Best hiking trails start at 

entrance. Coin laundry. Showers included in 

rates. Large pull-thru sites. Limited winter 

camping. Open All Year. ** Rates: Check 

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Northern Experience RV Park 

Tel: (250) 963-7577 

cdavis@northernexperiencerv.com 

www.northernexperiencerv.com 

9180 Cariboo Hwy 97 S., Prince George BC V2N 6E2 

Located close to town, our country location 

still ticks all the travellers boxes. We offer big 

rig pull-thrus, full service and partial service 

hookups, laundry facilities, heated pay showers, 

5-acre dog walk, group tenting, playground, 

covered gazebo, small gift shop, WiFi and 

storage. Our park will be your home away from 

home. Open All Year. ** Rates: Serviced $39- 

$42 Partial Service $33 Tenting $25. 

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Smithers & Area 


Fort Telkwa Riverfront RV 

Campground 

Tel: (250) 846-5012 

www.forttelkwa.com 

11939 Hwy 16 E., Telkwa BC V0J 2X0 

Sites overlook the Bulkley River with 

mountain views. Free fibre optics WiFi 

accessible at site. Cable TV. Free high 

pressure RV wash. Free private hot showers. 

Coin laundry, campfires, firewood, nature 

trails. Excellent steelhead fishing location. 

Open: May 1 - Oct 31. ** Rates: Serviced $35-$37. 

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Glacier View RV Park & 

Cabin Rentals 

Tel: (250) 847-3961 Toll: 1-877-847-3961 

glacierviewrvpark@gmail.com 

www.glacierviewrvpark.com 

9028 Nouch Frontage Rd., Smithers BC V0J 2N2 

Panoramic glacier views from campground 

property. Modern self-contained cabin 

rentals available year round. Relax and enjoy 

a free shower listening to nature music. 

Large handicapped accessible bathroom, 

dishwashing room. Flower gardens throughout 

park. Totem pole, coin laundromat. Full-service 

back-in and pull-thru sites. Grass and gravel 

sites, some treed sites. Open: Mid-May – Mid- 

Oct. ** Rates: Serviced $26-$36. 

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Witset RV Park & Campground 

Tel: (250) 847-1471 Toll: 1-800-881-1218 

campground@tourismwitset.com 

www.tourismwitset.com 

159 Telkwa High Rd., Witset BC V0J 2N1 

The 40-site campground is located 30 km 

north of Smithers just off Hwy 16. Overlooks 

the beautiful Witset Canyon with access to 

world-class salmon fishing. 32 sites have 

30/50 amp service, 19 fully-serviced with 

water (8 pull-thrus). Free WiFi and one load 

of firewood. Laundry facilities and fishing gear 

available for rent. Museum onsite. Contact 

us for special discounts on group bookings, 

guided fishing and smokehouse tours. Book 

online. Open: May - Sep. ** Rates: Serviced 

$25-$35 Tenting $15. 

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Riverside Municipal 

Campground & RV Park 

Tel: (250) 847-1600 

www.smithers.ca 

3843 19th Ave, Smithers BC V0J 2N0 

Access from Hwy 16 via Main St. Located on 

the beautiful Bulkley River, close to town, 

shopping and recreation. Additional features 

include flush toilets and showers, playground, 

WiFi, firewood, camp kitchen, bicycle and 

nature trails. 15/30 amp services. Online 

reservations available. Open: May 15 – Oct 

15 (weather dependent). ** Rates: Serviced 

$36.80 Partial Service $33.60 Unserviced 

$29.40 Tenting $23.10 Cookhouse $34.70 taxes 

incl. Rates subject to change. ** See featured 


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Tel: (250) 847-3961 Toll: 1-877-847-3961 

glacierviewrvpark@gmail.com 

www.glacierviewrvpark.com 

9028 Nouch Frontage Rd., Smithers BC V0J 2N2 

Modern cabins fully self-contained with 

electric heat. Studio queen up to 2 king beds. 

Sleep 2 to 6 people. Furnished, kitchen/ 

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or NO pets allowed. Electric heat, covered 

decks. Beautiful wood interior features vintage 

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fishing, hockey, homesteader, bear and more. 

Quiet. Open All Year. ** Rates: $80-$135. 

L 7 Cabins L 2 Cottages 

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Tel: (250) 638-1511 Toll: 1-866-638-1511 

www.wildduckmotel-rv.com 

5504 Hwy 16 W., Terrace BC V8G 0C6 

Located on Hwy 16, 3 km W of Terrace. 

“Cleanliness Guaranteed”. Free wireless. 

Treed park, level sites, free showers. Quiet 

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Super Camping - RV Dealers & Rentals 

RV Rentals, RV Dealers & Service, RV Storage 

RV Rental Agencies 

Motorhomes come in all sizes and are available from a 

number of RV rental outlets throughout British Columbia. 

If you are flying into Vancouver or Calgary you can arrange 

to be picked up at the airport and transported to the RV 

depot and then you are off on your vacation. To rent an RV, 

a valid driver’s license, proof of age and a passport maybe 

required by rental agencies. Vehicles come with automatic 

transmission, power braking and steering systems. The 

typical size is 20 ft to 30 ft (6 m to 9.1 m) in length and are 

much easier to drive than you would think! 

RV Dealers and Service 

RV Dealers throughout British Columbia not only sell 

motorhomes, truck campers and trailers but also offer parts 

departments for most makes of Recreational Vehicles. They 

also have RV service bays for propane service to electrical 

safety checks or fixing recreational vehicles. 

RV Storage 

Store your recreational vehicles in a safe environment 

when not in use. These businesses offer outdoor RV vehicle 

storage spaces that are gated, well lit, and with someone on 

site during office hours. 

Vancouver Island & The 

Gulf Islands 

GalaxyRV - Courtenay 

Tel: (250) 871-0228 

info@galaxyrv.net 

www.galaxyrv.net 

#101 – 270 Old Island Hwy, Courtenay BC V9N 3P1 

GalaxyRV Sells and Services new and used 

RVs. Located on Vancouver Island with three 

locations in Langford, Duncan and Courtenay. 

GalaxyRV carries brands like Dutchmen, 

ForestRiver, Shasta, Winnebago and more! 

Visit any of our island locations for great deals 

on new or used RVs! 

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GalaxyRV - Duncan 

Tel: (250) 597-2420 



6854 Trans Canada Hwy, Duncan BC V9L 6A2 

GalaxyRV sells and services new and used 







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GalaxyRV - Langford 

Tel: (250) 590-7475 



4373 Westshore Parkway, Victoria BC V9B 5Z1 

GalaxyRV sells and services new and used 







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RV Dealers, RV Services 

and RV Rentals Symbols 

Credit Cards Accepted 

Auto Mechanic 

Emergency Road Service 

RV Rentals 

Gas Licensed Service Shop 

Propane Bottle Filling 

Retail Parts Store 

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Service & Repair Centre 

Towing Service 

Storage 

Vancouver Coast & 

Mountains 

A&H RV Rentals & Service 

Tel: (604) 864-0026 Toll: 1-800-663-4199 

bellsauto@shaw.ca 

www.AandHRV.com 

2016 Paramount Cres., Abbotsford BC V2T 6A5 

A&H RV Rentals & Service is family-owned 

and operated in the Fraser Valley. We offer 

year-round rentals with quality units and 

competitive rates; utility trailers, tent trailers 

and travel trailers. We offer full mechanical 

maintenance and repairs. Located on the south 

side of Hwy 1, Clearbrook Rd., Exit 87. Hours 

of operation are Mon-Sat 8am-5pm. We also 

rent hitches, equalizer bars, child car seats and 

camping accessories. 

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O’Connor RV 

Tel: (604) 792-2747 Toll: 1-877-912-3909 

info@oconnorrv.com 

www.oconnorgroup.com 

44430 Yale Rd., Chilliwack BC V2P 6J1 

Proudly serving RVers for decades in the 

Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley areas. We 

have the best service techs in the business 

and all fully-trained. O’Connors Parts Dept. 

has over 300,000 items to choose from with 

over-the-top staff to assist you. On the freeway 

in beautiful Chilliwack, BC. See ya! ** See ad 

page 49. 

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Meridian RV Sales, Service & 

Rentals 

Tel: (604) 941-8635 Toll: 1-877-941-8635 

info@meridianrv.com 

www.meridianrv.com 

1690 Coast Meridian Rd., Port Coquitlam BC 

V3C 3T8 

Meridian RV is a third-generation family 

business and has been proudly serving the RV 

Industry since 1967. The company has been 

built on service therefore customer service 

is the #1 priority for the team at Meridian RV. 

Over hundreds of New and Pre-Owned RV’s 

to choose from with top Manufacturers such 

as Keystone, Dutchmen, Forest River and 

Winnebago. Also offering RV Rentals, a huge 

Parts & Accessories Store and Large Service 

and Repairs Department. 

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Woody’s RV World 

Tel: (778) 988-5878 Toll: 1-844-854-1288 

www.woodysrv.com 

2102 Peardonville Rd., Abbotsford BC V2T 6J8 

Woody’s RV World has been making RV 

happiness for over 3 decades! Generations 

have trusted us for our expertise and 

professionalism. We’ve just landed in BC and 

we’re looking forward to building a fullservice 

dealership, until then, visit us for sales, 

trade-ins, or to buy your very first RV! 

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Thompson Okanagan 

South Thompson Motors & RV 

Tel: (250) 374-4949 Toll: 1-888-871-4058 

rv@kamloops.com 

www.souththompsonrv.com 

2449 Trans Canada Hwy E., Kamloops BC V2C 4A9 

Family-owned and operated full service RV 

centre for over 25 years. We stock a large 

inventory of RV parts and accessories. We are 

a proud Forest River dealer, featuring brand 

names Cedar Creek, Silverback, Cottage, 

Surveyor, Wildwood, Wildwood X-Lite, R.Pod, 

Arctic Wolf and Alpha Wolf. We carry a wide 

selection of used motorhomes, travel trailers 

and 5th wheels. Come in or call our friendly 

staff at South Thompson RV for all your RV 

needs. 

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Voyager RV Centre Ltd. 

Tel: (250) 766-4607 Toll: 1-800-668-1447 

sales@voyagerrv.ca 

www.voyagerrv.ca 

9250 Hwy 97, (Lake Country) Winfield BC V4V 1P9 

BC Interior’s LARGEST RV Dealer since 1984, 

and Voted as the Most Innovative RV Dealer 

in North America for 2019! Proud to be a 

JAYCO towables and motorized Gold Circle 

dealer, as well as an award-winning dealer for 

WINNEBAGO Motorhomes. The #1 Dealer for 

NORTHERN LITE truck campers. Plus we’re 

the Okanagan’s exclusive GRAND DESIGN 

RV dealer, featuring Momentum, Solitude, 

Reflection, Imagine & Transcend product 

lines! Also featuring Keystone Passport ultralite 

trailers plus the top quality Lance Travel 

Trailers. Over 400 new and used RVs. 16-indoor 

RV service bays. We service ALL makes! Huge 

Parts & RV Accessories Dept. Special RV 

financing. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and 

YouTube. ** See outside back cover. 

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Cariboo Chilcotin Coast 

Meridian RV 

Tel: (250) 395-3090 Toll: 1-877-395-3090 

www.meridianrv.com 

5430 Industrial Flats Rd., 100 Mile House BC 

V0K 2E2 

Meridian RV is a third-generation family 

business and has been proudly serving the 

RV Industry since 1967 and in 2007 opened 

their second location in 100 Mile House to 

offer Sales, Service, Parts and Rentals to the 

BC Interior. Offering a huge selection of New 

and Pre-Owned RV’s to choose from with top 

manufacturers such as Keystone, Dutchmen, 

Forest River and Winnebago along with a large 

selection of Cargo and Equipment Trailers. 

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Northern British Columbia 

SMP-RV 

Tel: (778) 640-1090 Toll: 1-800-665-3151 

smprv@sullivangm.com 

www.smprv.ca 

4320 Hwy 16, Smithers BC V0J 2N0 

Sales for Northern Lite, Lance, R-Pod, 

Wildwood, Cedar Creek Cottage, Freedom 

Express, Chaparral, Kodiak Cub, Aspen Trail, 

Impact, Montana High Country, Minnie Winnie, 

Vegas. SMP-RV serves the Bulkley Valley area 

of Smithers, Houston, Telkwa, Burns Lake, 

Hazelton, Fraser Lake, Vanderhoof and Fort St. 

James on Hwy 16 in Northern British Columbia. 

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Rosedale, BC 


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Super Camping - Winter Camping & RVing 

WINTER CAMPING & RVING 

British Columbia is growing as a winter camping destination with RV Parks and campgrounds now offering year-round camping opportunities. Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands, Vancouver, Coast and Mountains 

and Thompson Okanagan regions have the mildest temperatures and offer the greatest choice for winter camping in BC. 

Weekly, monthly and seasonal rates are available at low season rates, with parks offering quieter RV sites in a predominantly adult environment. Many year-round RV Parks and Resorts have a clubhouse where Snowbirds 

can mingle for pot luck suppers and other events. Walking trails, local attractions and other activities are usually close by. 

If you are a full time RVer, why not bring your motorhome, fifth wheel or travel trailer and make British Columbia your Canadian winter camping destination of choice! The winter camping and RVing chart highlights campgrounds 

and RV parks offering winter stays. The listings are organized by tourism region and refer the user to the summer listing for more information on the park and facilities. 

Pacific Playgroudnd 

Daily Winter Rates 

Weekly 

Monthly 

Seasonal 

Open All Winter 

Big Rig Friendly 

Full Hook-up Sites 

Metered/Electricity 

Rec Hall/Clubhouse 

Pets Permitted 

WiFi 

Cable TV Onsite 

Laundromat 

Showers 

Flush Toilets 

Propane Pigs 

Skirting Allowed 

Bates Beach Oceanfront Resort 

5726 Coral Rd., Courtenay, 

See Summer listing page 8 

$36-$50 

Call for 

details 

Call for 

details 

 

Bradsdadsland Campsite 

2105 Shingle Spit Rd., 

Hornby Island, 


Country Maples RV Resort 

9010 Trans Canada Hwy, 

Chemainus, 



1165 Cedarwood Pl., Tofino, 


Living Forest Oceanside 

Campground & RV 

6 Maki Rd., Nanaimo, 


Mountainaire Campground 

& RV Park 

1094 Spruston Rd., Nanaimo, 


$30-$50 $100 $350 

$45 $595 

$40-$55 

 

Shoulder 

rates 

available, 

call for 

details 

 

 

Oceanside - A Parkbridge 


3000 Stautw Rd., Saanichton 

(Victoria), 


$44 

$780- 

$900 

 

Call 

for 

details 


Marina 

9082 Clarkson Ave, 

Black Creek, 


$25-$35 

$450- 

$630 

 

Port Hardy RV Resort 

8080 Goodspeed Rd., Port Hardy, 



5970 Island Hwy W., 

Qualicum Bay, 


$40 $180 $485 

$36-$38 

Rondalyn - A Parkbridge 


1350 Timberlands Rd., Ladysmith, 


$28-$40 

+ tax 

$170- 

$238 + 

tax 

 

Salish Seaside RV Haven 

445 Head St., Victoria, 


Call 

for 

details 

Call 

for 

details 

Call 

for 

details 

 

Salmon Point Resort RV Park & 

Marina 

2176 Salmon Point Rd., 

Campbell River, 


$38-$43 

$228- 

$240 

$560 

-$660 

Shoulder 

rates 

available, 

call for 

details 

 

Surf Grove Campground 

1451 Pacific Rim Hwy, Tofino, 


$39-$79 $270 $899 

TeePee Park Campground 

Kimorely Rd., Comox, 


Check 

website 

for rates 

Nov- 

 

Feb 


2660 Spit Rd., 

Campbell River, 


50 

$35 $210 

$525- 

$565 

 

Call 

for 

details


Burnaby Cariboo RV Park 

8765 Cariboo Pl., Burnaby, 

See Summer listing page 20 $43-$73 

Camperland RV Resort at 

Rosedale 

53730 Bridal Falls Rd., Rosedale, 


Capilano River RV Park 

295 Tomahawk Ave, 

West Vancouver, 


Nk’Mip 

Weekly 

$238 - 

$357.50 

Monthly 

Seasonal 






 

$45 $595 

$44-$60 

$285- 

$350 

$800- 

$900 

 


WiFi 


Laundromat 

Showers 

Flush Toilets 

Propane Pigs 



Coquihalla Campground 

800 Kawkawa Lake Rd., Hope, 

See Summer listing page 18 $42 $595 

Eagle Wind RV Park 

26920 52nd Ave, Aldergrove, 

See Summer listing page 17 $42 

Call for 

details 

 

Fort Camping 

9451 Glover Rd., Ft. Langley, 

See Summer listing page 20 $35-$45 

Call for 

details 

Call for 

details 

Call for 

details 

 

Riverside (Whistler) - A 

Parkbridge Camping & RV Resort 

8018 Mons Rd., Whistler, 


Check 

website 

 

Sunshine Valley RV Resort & 

Cabins 

14850 Alpine Blvd., 

(Sunshine Valley) Hope, 


$45 $550 

Gallagher Lake - A Parkbridge 


8439 Hwy 97, Oliver, 


$39 

$565- 

$595 

 

Holiday Park RV & 

Condo Resort 

415 Commonwealth Rd., Kelowna, 


Kamloops Riverview RV Park 

4395 Trans Canada Hwy E., 

Kamloops, 


$52 $735 

$40-$45 


6707 Lakeside Dr., Oliver, 

See Summer listing page 31 $30 

$450- 

$550 + 

hydro 

 

Moonshadows RV Park & 

Campground 

945 Neilson St., Merritt, 


$23-$38 $40/night 

$33/ 

night 

 

Nk’MIP (Inkameep) Campground 

& RV Park 

8000 45th St., Osoyoos, 


$38 

$550 + 

hydro 

 

Sunnyside Heights RV Park 

1440 Ord Rd., Kamloops, 

See Summer listing page 28 $40-$45 

The Orchard RV Retreat 

4391 Eyles Rd., Oyama, 


$40-$60 

+ tax 

$250 incl 

electricity 

+ tax 

$450/ 

metered 

+ tax 

 

Wood Lake RV Park & Marina 

2930 Woodsdale Rd., 

Lake Country, 


$750 + 

GST + 

hydro 

 

Winter 

Only 


4200 Skaha Lake Rd., Penticton, 

$433.50/ 

See Summer listing page 32 $34-$36 15 days $660 

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Fort Steele Resort & RV Park 

- #10 Wardner – Fort Steele Rd., 

Fort Steele 


Golden Golf Club RV Park 

576 Golf Dr., Golden, 



$35-$65 

Weekly 

$299 - 

$329 

$50-$55 $270 

$20 + tax 

$125 + 

tax 

Monthly 

$850 - 

$1020 

$650 + 

hydro 

$420 + 

tax 

Seasonal 

$3900 - 

$4680 







 

 

 

WiFi 


Laundromat 

Showers 

Flush Toilets 

Propane Pigs 


Pair-A-Dice RV Park & 

Campground 

1322 Northwest Blvd., Creston, 


$40-$48 

$240- 

$288 

$550- 

$650 

 

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Super Camping / Select Lodging - Index to Communities 

Index to Communities 

The following is designed to facilitate quick reference to listings in specific towns/locations. To locate these listings go the page 

number identified below and refer to the address line within the listing. RV rentals, dealerships and services are identified by a . 

70 Mile House ...........................................................42 

100 Mile House ....................................................... 

Abbotsford .......................................................... 17, 

Aggasiz .......................................................................17 

Aldergrove ...........................................................17, 51 

Ancala ..........................................................................7 

Anmore (Port Moody) .............................................20 

Apex Mountain .........................................................26 

Armstrong .................................................................26 

Ashcroft......................................................................26 

Bamfield .......................................................................7 

Barriere ......................................................................28 

Black Creek ............................................................9, 50 

Blind Bay....................................................................32 

Blue River ..................................................................26 

Bowser ..........................................................................7 

Bridge Lake ................................................................42 

Burnaby ................................................................20, 51 

Burns Lake .................................................................45 

Burton ........................................................................35 

Cache Creek ..............................................................43 

Campbell River .................................................7, 8, 50 

Canim Lake ...............................................................42 

Canoe .........................................................................32 

Castlegar ....................................................................35 

Chemainus.............................................................8, 50 

Chilanko Forks .........................................................43 

Chilliwack ...............................................17, 18, , 51 

Christina Lake ...........................................................26 

Clearwater .................................................................27 

Comox ................................................................8, 9, 50 

Courtenay ................................................... 8, 9, , 50 

Cranbrook .................................................................36 

Creston .................................................................36, 52 

Cultus Lake ................................................................18 

Cumberland ................................................................8 

Deep Bay ......................................................................7 

Donald .......................................................................37 

Duncan ................................................................. 9, 

Eagle Creek ................................................................42 

Elkford .......................................................................39 

Enderby ......................................................................27 

Erickson .....................................................................36 

Fair Harbour ...............................................................9 

Fairmont Hot Springs ..............................................36 

Face Lake ...................................................................30 

Fanny Bay ................................................................8, 9 

Fawn Lake ..................................................................42 

Fernie ...................................................................36, 52 

Field ............................................................................36 

Fort Fraser .................................................................45 

Fort Langley ........................................................20, 51 

Fort Steele ............................................................36, 52 

Gabriola Island ..........................................................10 

Golden .......................................................... 36, 37, 52 

Grand Forks ..............................................................27 

Harrison Hot Springs ...............................................18 

Harrison Mills ...........................................................18 

Hathaway Lake ..........................................................42 

Heffley Lake ...............................................................28 

Hope .............................................................. 18, 19, 51 

Hornby Island .......................................................9, 50 

Horse Lake .................................................................43 

Kamloops ................................................28, 29, , 51 

Kaslo ...........................................................................37 

Kelowna ...............................................................29, 51 

Keremeos ...................................................................30 

Kitimat .......................................................................45 

Kimberley ..................................................................37 

Knight Inlet ...............................................................10 

Knutsford ...................................................................28 

Kootenay Bay ............................................................37 

Kootenay Lake ..........................................................37 

Kootenay National Park ...........................................38 

Kyuquot........................................................................9 

Lac La Hache .............................................................43 

Ladysmith ............................................................10, 50 

Lake Country ............................................... 29, , 51 

Lang Bay ..............................................................22, 23 

Langley .................................................................20, 51 

Lillooet .......................................................................43 

Logan Lake ..........................................................28, 30 

Lone Butte ...........................................................42, 43 

Loon Lake ..................................................................43 

Lund ...........................................................................23 

Lytton .........................................................................30 

Malahat ......................................................................13 

Manning Park .....................................................18, 19 

Mara ...........................................................................33 

McBride .....................................................................45 

McLure .......................................................................28 

Merritt ........................................................... 28, 30, 51 

Metchosin ..................................................................14 

Minstrel Island ..........................................................10 

Nakusp .................................................................37, 38 

Nanaimo ..............................................................10, 50 

Nanoose Bay ..............................................................11 

Oliver............................................................. 30, 31, 51 

Osoyoos ...............................................................31, 51 

Oyama ..................................................................29, 51 

Parksville ....................................................................11 

Peachland...................................................................31 

Pender Island ............................................................11 

Penticton ....................................................... 26, 32, 51 

Pinantan Lake ........................................................... 29 

Port Alberni............................................................... 11 

Port Coquitlam ........................................................ 

Port Hardy ...........................................................11, 50 

Port McNeill .............................................................. 11 

Port Moody ............................................................... 20 

Powell River .........................................................22, 23 

Prince George ........................................................... 46 

Princeton ................................................................... 32 

Puntzi Lake ................................................................ 43 

Qualicum Bay ...............................................11, 12, 50 

Qualicum Beach .................................................11, 12 

Radium Hot Springs ................................................. 38 

Revelstoke ............................................................38, 39 

Rock Creek ................................................................ 32 

Rocky Mountain House, Alberta ........................... 39 

Rogers Pass ................................................................ 37 

Rosedale .........................................................17, 18, 51 

Saanichton ...........................................................14, 50 

Salmon Arm .............................................................. 32 

Sheridan Lake............................................................ 43 

Shuswap ...............................................................32, 33 

Sidney & Sidney Island ............................................ 12 

Skookumchuck ......................................................... 39 

Smithers ........................................................ 46, 47, 

Sorrento ..................................................................... 33 

Spences Bridge .......................................................... 30 

Squamish ................................................................... 22 

Summerland .............................................................. 32 

Sun Peaks ................................................................... 28 

Sunshine Valley ...................................................19, 51 

Surrey ......................................................................... 21 

Telegraph Cove ......................................................... 12 

Telkwa ........................................................................ 46 

Terrace ....................................................................... 47 

Tofino .............................................................12, 13, 50 

Trail ............................................................................ 39 

Tsawwassen ............................................................... 21 

Ucluelet ...................................................................... 13 

Valemount ................................................................. 33 

Vancouver Area ............................................20, 21, 51 

Vernon ....................................................................... 33 

Victoria ................................................... 13, 14, , 50 

Watch Lake ................................................................ 42 

Wells Gray ................................................................. 27 

Westbank .............................................................29, 30 

West Vancouver ..................................................21, 51 

Whistler ...............................................................22, 51 

Winfield ........................................................ 29, , 51 

Witset ......................................................................... 46 



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BRITISH COLUMBIA MAP 

Super Camping / Select Lodging - Provincial Map 

Tatshenshini-Alsek 

Park 

Skagway 

2 

Tagish 

Lake 

Juneau 

Atlin 

Park 

7 

Atlin 

Atlin 

Lake 

ALASKA 

USA 

To 

Mayo, Yukon 

Teslin 

Lake 

Teslin River 

Nahlin River 

Stikine River 

Mt. 

Edziza 

Park 

Dease Lake 

37 

37A 

Stewart 

1 

Cassiar 

37 

Liard River 

Stikine River Park 

Nass River 

Swan Lake 

Kispiox River 

Park 

Watson 

Lake 

Spatsizi 

Plateau 

Wilderness 

Park 

Skeena River 

Tatlatui 

Park 

Y UKON 

TERRITORIES 

97 

Thutade 

Lake 

Liard River 

Frog-Gataga 

Park 

Finlay-Russel 

Park 

Sustut 

Park 

Liard River 

Corridor Park 

Muncho Lake 

Park 

Kwadacha 

Wilderness 

Park 

Chase 

Park 

Northern 

Rocky Mountains 

Park 

Liard River 

Redfern-Keily 

Creek Park 

Williston 

Lake 

Maxhamish 

Lake Park 

97 

7 

77 

Fort Nelson River 

Graham Laurier 

Park 

97 

Fort 

Nelson 

Butler Ridge 

Park 

Hudson's 

Hope 

29 

Beatton River 

Peace River 

Fort St 

John 

NORTHWEST 

TERRITORIES 

16 

Sandspit 

Masset 

Naikoon 

Park 

Gwaii 

Haanas 

National 

Park 

Queen 

Charlotte 

Islands 

(Haida Gwaii) 

Prince 

Rupert 

Port 

Edward 

Khutzeymateen 

Park 

16 

Gitnadoix 

River RA 

Kitimat 

Klemtu 

Hakai 

Queen Conservation 

Area 

Charlotte 

Sound 

Pacific Ocean 

Quatsino 

Sound 

Nass River 

Bella Bella 

Cape Scott 

Park 

37 

Nisga’a Mem. 

Lava Bed Park 

16 

37 

Terrace 

37 

Kitimat River 

Fiordland 

RA 

Port Hardy 

Port 

Alice 

Brooks 

Peninsula 

Park 

Kispiox River 

Kitwanga 

Seven 

Sisters 

Park 

Morice 

Lake 

Kitlope 

Heritage 

Conservancy 

Shearwater 

Port 

McNeill 

Nimpkish 

Lake Park 

Tahsish- 

Kwois Park 

Nootka 

Sound 

The 

Hazeltons 

Smithers 

Telkwa 

Telkwa River 

Whitesail 

Lake 

Babine River 

Babine 

Mountains 

Park 

16 

Houston 

Bella 

Coola 

Ootsa 

Lake 

North 

Tweedsmuir 

Park 

Eutsuk Lake 

Hagensborg 

Babine 

Lake 

Francois 

Lake 

South 

Tweedsmuir 

Park 

Takla 

Lake 

Mount 

Blanchet 

Park 

Rubyrock 

Lake Park 

35 

Entiako 

Park 

Klinaklini R. 

16 

Itcha 

Ilgachuz Park 

Omineca 

Park 

Trembleur 

Lake 

Stuart 

Lake 

Knewstubb 

Lake 

20 

27 

Stuart River 

Park 

Finger-Tatuk Park 

Kluskoil 

Lake Park 

Carp Lake 

Park 

Blackwater River 

97 

97 

26 

97 

McLeese 

Lake 

Chetwynd 

16 

97 

97 

Pine Le 

Moray Park Gwillim Lake 

Park 

52 

Bijoux Falls 

39 Park 

29 

Parsnip River 

PRINCE 

GEORGE 

Fraser River 

Quesnel River 

Arctic Pacific 

Lakes Park 

McGregor River 

Fraser River 

Likely 

Quesnel 

Lake 

Horsefly 

Lake 

Owikeno 

Nunsti 

Lake 

Park 

Canim Lake 

100 Mile House 

Lone 

23 

Banff 

Butte Sheridan 

Clearwater 

Yoho National 

Lake 

National Park 

24 Little Fort 

Churn Creek 

Adams 

Park 93 

Big Creek 

70 Mile House 

Chilko Ts’yl-os 

Park 

Bridge 

Lake 

Mt. 

5 

1 

Kootenay 

Park 

Lake Park 

Marble 

Lake 

Lake 

Revelstoke Golden 

Banff 

National 

Range 

Shuswap Revelstoke 

National 

Glacier 

Park 

1 

Edge Hills Park 

Barrière Lake 

Park 

Knight 

S. Chilcotin 

National 

Parson 

Park Clinton 

93 

Inlet 

Mtn. Park 

McLure 

Park 

Carpenter 

Sun 

Celista 

Gold Bridge 

Heffley Scotch 

Lake 99 Cache 

Revelstoke 

Creek Peaks 

Creek 

Bute 

Downton L. 

Creek 

Blind Bay 

Kamloops 

Sicamous 

Bugaboo Brisco 

Pinantan Sorrento 

Inlet 

Birkenhead 

Lake 

Mabel 

Park 

Telegraph 

Lake Park Lillooet 

Lake 

Ashcroft Savona 

Chase 

Mara Lake 

Radium 

Cove 

1 

Sayward 

D’Arcy 

KAMLOOPS 

Salmon 

Upper 

Hot Springs 

Height 

12 

19 

97C 

Knutsford Arm 

Enderby 

Monashee 

Arrow 

Invermere Windermere of the 

Toba Inlet 

Monte 

99 

5A 

97 

Park 

Lake 

Rockies 

Spences 

31 

Heriot 

Pemberton 

Logan 

Lake 

Armstrong 

Nakusp Duncan 

Fairmont 

Stein 

23 

Park 

Bridge 

Silver Star Mtn. 

Lake Columbia 

Campbell Bay 

Lake 

Hot Springs 

Valley 

Douglas 

Hot Springs 

8 

Lake 

Zeballos 

Whaletown 

Jervis 

Park 

Goat Range Purcell 

Whiteswan 

River 

Whistler 

Lake Vernon 

Nakusp 

Tahsis 

Lund 

Lytton 

Okanagan Lumby Cherryville 

Slocan 

Park Wilderness Canal Lake Park 

Quathiaski 

Inlet 

Lake 

93 

28 

6 

Lake 31A Conservancy 

Gold 

Cove 

Merritt Quilchena 

Oyama 

Flats Elkford 

Black 

Powell River 

Garibaldi 

95 

99 

Winfield 

River 

Creek 

Park 

Burton Silverton Kaslo 

Skookumchuck Top of the 

19A 101 

Tantalus 

97C 

Valhalla 6 

World Park 

Hesquiat Courtenay 

Park 

Peninsula 

Harrison 1 

33 

Park 

Kokanee 

Comox 

Egmont Garibaldi 

Westbank KELOWNA 

Ainsworth 

Garden 

Heights 

Hot Springs 

TexadaBay 

Granby 

Glacier 

Park 

Lake 

Strathcona Cumberland Royston 

Kimberley 

5A Peachland 

Slocan 

Kootenay Bay 

Island Madeira Park Squamish 

Okanagan Park 

Park Lower Winlaw Park Crawford Bay 

Park 

Sechelt 

Fort 

Deep 

Harrison 5 

Arrow 

Clayoquot 

Summerland 

3A 

Naramata 

Steele 

Bay 

Lake 

97 

3 

Vargas 

Plateau 

Qualicum Beach 

Hot 

Apex 

Nelson 

Cranbrook 

Bowser 

Mountain 

Gladstone 

Kootenay 

93 

Island Park 

Park 

Coombs Parksville 

Gibsons 

Springs 

Princeton 

Penticton 

See 

COQUITLAM 

Hope 

Park 

Boswell 

Lake 

6 

3 

4 

3A 

Christina 

ina 

95 

Lake 

Tofino Port 

Nanoose Bay 

Sunshine 

Kaleden 

Castlegar 

Agassiz Inset 

Errington 

Agassiz Valley 

Hedley 

Okanagan Falls 

7 

3 

3 

Koocanusa 

Alberni 

Lake 

Creston 

Long 

Gabriola I. 

NANAIMO 

VANCOUVER 

Bridal Falls 

Oliver Rock 

Trail 

Salmo 

3 

3 

Beach 

Manning Cathedral 

Greenwood 

Ucluelet 

Lake 

Thetis I. 

Rosedale 

Creek 

Christina 

Fruitvale 

Erickson Yahk 

Mission 

Park Park Osoyoos 

oos 

Barkley 

Ladysmith 

Lake Rossland 

Cowichan 

95 

Sound Broken 

Chemainus Galiano I. 

Midway Grand 

Bamfield 

Salt 

5 

Islands 

9 

1 

Forks 

Lake Cowichan 

Spring 

31 

Park West 

395 

I. 

Carmanah- Duncan Pender I. 

Coast 

Bellingham 

Trail 

Port 

Walbran 

Mill Bay Sidney 

Renfrew 

Park 

Malahat Saanichton 

20 

37 

Juan de 14 

20 

VICTORIA 

20 

Fuca Park 

97 

Sooke 

20 


Burns 

Lake 

Takysie 

Lake 

Anahim Lake 

Nimpo Lake 

Fort 

Fraser 

Vanderhoof 

Fort St. 

James 

Mackenzie 

Alexis 

Creek 

Hixon 

Quesnel 

Williams 

Lake 

summer only 

Fraser R. 

Wells 

Barkerville 

Horsefly 

Lac la 

Hache 

Monkman 

Park 

Bowron 

Lake Park 

Eagle 

Creek 

Tumbler 

Ridge 

Dawson 

Creek 

Canim 

Lake 

Kakwa 

Park 

McBride 

2 

McBride 

Wells Gray 

Park 

Murtle 

Lake 

43 

Valemount 

5 

Blue 

River 

Grande 

Prairie 

ALBERTA 

16 

Mount 

Robson 

Park 

Jasper 

National 

Park 

34 

Jasper 

Kinbasket 

Lake 

Jasper 

National 

Park 

93 

16 

Columbia R. 

43 

Kootenay R. 

enay 

11 

Rocky 

Mountain 

House 

Bull R. 

22 

Sparwood 

93 

3 

Fernie 

Port 

Angeles 

5 

WASHINGTON 

ON 

USA 

97 

395 

2 

95 

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