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Our connection to the land is unbroken.
Direct experience with nature is all the medicine you need to keep on the adventurer’s path. With spectacular settings ranging from sage-filled desert to salty-shored coastline, camping in Indigenous British Columbia is the lap of luxury.
From dome glamping to teepee camping, the best places to camp in British Columbia are Indigenous-owned.
Soothe your soul and seek the unknown.
Land-based activities such as fishing, hiking, and kayaking combined with outdoor accommodations and connect with Indigenous locals.
Learn more about Indigenous-owned campgrounds, RV parks, and cabins, and make your camping reservations.
*Accommodations are listed by region in no particular order.
WHERE TO STAY:
Vancouver Coast and Mountains
Cheam Fishing Village
📍Agassiz
Campground | RV Park | Boat Launch
Situated along the picturesque Fraser River, Cheam Fishing Village and Campground boasts 52 generously sized campsites, including 2 group sites, along with amenities such as a boat launch, riverside walking trails, fire pits, picnic tables, 30-amp power and water hookups, overflow parking, and direct access to some of the world’s most abundant salmon, sturgeon, and trout fishing grounds.
Retasket Lodge & RV Park
📍Lillooet
RV Park | Lodging
Tucked close to the iconic Old Suspension Bridge, a cherished fixture in Lillooet, you’ll discover Retasket Lodge & RV Park. In addition to serving complimentary breakfast, the lodge offers contemporary conveniences such as a flat-screen TV, complimentary WiFi, a refrigerator, and air-conditioning, guaranteeing utmost comfort and ease throughout your visit.
Gorge Harbour Marine Resort
📍Cortes Island
Lodge | Cottage | Self Contained Trailers | RV Park | Camping | Marina | Moorage
Situated on Cortes Island alongside the tranquil waters of Desolation Sound, Gorge Harbour Marina Resort provides 21 full-service RV sites and 6 cozy domes for accommodation. For nature lovers, there are also 6 tent sites equipped with shared washing facilities and local power, ensuring a comfortable outdoor experience. Moreover, the campground offers a spacious gazebo suitable for hosting events like potlucks and family reunions, while a campfire and BBQ site by the water offer an idyllic setting for roasting marshmallows and reflecting on the day’s adventures.
Vancouver Island
Salish Seaside RV Haven
📍Victoria
RV Park | Float Home | Gift Shop | Ocean Front
Proudly owned and operated by a partnership of the Songhees and Esquimalt First Nations, Salish Seaside RV Haven is located on a private peninsula right in the heart of Victoria’s waterfront harbour. A majority of the sites are right on the water, commanding spectacular views in all directions. Salish Seaside RV Haven is big rig friendly, with 30 & 50 amp power. Guests can also enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi, and a brand new amenities building featuring modern washrooms, showers, laundry room, and a spectacular Clubhouse with decks and a fireplace.
Cluxewe Resort
📍Port McNeill
Campground | RV Park | Cottages | Estuary + Ocean Front
Cluxewe Resort is an Indigenous-owned and operated campground, RV Park, and resort on Northern Vancouver Island. Rent beachfront cottages or camp with your RV or tent. Go bird watching on the Cluxewe Estuary or watch whales from your cozy ocean front campsite.
Thunderbird RV Park & Resort
📍Campbell River
RV Park | Cottages | Estuary + Ocean Front
Located in Campbell River, Thunderbird RV Park and Resort has provided year-round accommodations for over 40 years. The resort is conveniently located to all shopping amenities and features 95 fully serviced RV sites including a spacious big rig friendly pull-through and ocean view sites. There are four one and two-bedroom cottages with spectacular views of the estuary and ocean complete with hot tubs on private decks.
Snaw-naw-as Campground
📍North of Nanaimo
Campground | RV Park | Ocean Front
Snaw-naw-as Campground offers pristine oceanside views. Located just 20 minutes from Downtown Nanaimo, this campground offers a rustic camping experience with plenty to see and experience nearby.
Wya Point
📍Ucluelet
Campground | RV Park | Cabins | Ocean Front
Wya Point Resort is situated amongst old-growth forests and private, pristine beaches of the Yuu-thlu-ilth-aht (Ucluelet) First Nation peoples. Located on the rugged and remote West Coast of Vancouver Island, Wya Point offers luxurious lodge accommodations, waterfront yurts, and beachfront camping.
Tsawaak RV Resort & Campground
📍Tofino
RV Park | Cabins | Private Beach Access
Discover adventure at Tsawaak RV Resort, owned and operated by the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation. “Tsawaak” means “we are all one,” reflecting a deep connection to nature and the land. Cozy up in their cabins or park your RV for a tranquil escape with exclusive beach access and proximity to the island’s top hikes and attractions.
Fair Harbour Marina and Campground
📍Kyuquot
Campground | RV Park | Cabins | Boat Launch | Ocean Front
Discover Fair Harbour Marina and Campground, where you can find a 26-site campground, 4 cozy rental cabins, convenient fuel and moorage docks, a boat launch, and a well-stocked general store. Located in Ka:’yu:’k’t’h’/Che:k’tles7et’h’ First Nations territory, this campsite offers breathtaking scenery on the West Side of Vancouver Island.
Chims Guest House
📍Port Alberni
Vacation Rentals
Chims Guest House is located in Port Alberni along Highway 4 en route to Tofino. Each Indigenous-designed unit can comfortably accommodate up to four guests. Chims Guest House also offers a convenient location, being a short 20-minute drive from Victoria Quay and Harbour Quay, the Alberni Valley Museum, an abundance of hiking trails, Sproat Lake, and Stamp Falls.
Pachena Bay Campground
📍Bamfield
Campground | RV Park | Easy Ocean Access
Pachena Bay Campground is located near Bamfield, BC, and serves as the gateway to the renowned West Coast Trail. Stroll along untouched beaches, explore ancient rainforests, and witness soaring eagles and other captivating wildlife. Enjoy outdoor experiences such as world-class sportfishing, kayaking, diving expeditions, eco-tours, and enriching cultural experiences. Pachena Bay Campground is a full-service camping site that accommodates RVs, Campers, and Tents.
Puntledge RV Park and Campground
📍Courtenay
Campground | RV Park
Enjoy nature with modern comforts at the Puntledge RV Park and Campground. Located near Downtown Courtenay, Puntledge RV Park and Campground is within close proximity to local shops, restaurants, and beaches. The campground features well-spaced campsites with tables and fire rings, complimentary WIFI, laundry facilities, showers, and a children’s playground.
The Cabins at Alert Bay
📍Alert Bay
Cabins | Ocean Front
Discover The Cabins at Alert Bay, a ‘Namgis First Nation-owned retreat. Perfect for those seeking cultural experiences, eco-adventures, leisurely escapes, or a combination of it all, each of the 14 cabins features hardwood floors, electric fireplaces, and queen beds with cozy duvets. With fully equipped kitchens, high-speed internet, cable tv, private verandas, and BBQ facilities at your disposal, the cabins provide the utmost convenience for your stay.
Qualicum First Nation Campground, Cabins & RV Park
📍Qualicum Beach
Campground | Cabins | RV Park | River Front
The Qualicum First Nation Campground is located on the north side of the Big Qualicum River, overlooking the Strait of Georgia on Vancouver Island. Here you can find basic, serviced, and non-serviced waterfront and off-water recreational vehicle sites, tent camping sites and cabins. Just a 14-minute drive from Qualicum Beach, this popular campground offers beach access, making it an ideal destination for campers seeking a coastal getaway on Vancouver Island.
Saysutshun Campground
📍Newcastle Island
Campground | Ocean Front
Experience the unparalleled beauty of Saysutshun. This campground features 18 walk-in campsites surrounded by forest. Select sites offer ocean views, while five group campsites cater to larger gatherings of up to 50 guests. Enjoy basic amenities including potable water, flush and pit toilets, hot showers, and food lockers to safeguard your provisions from local wildlife. Enjoy the peacefulness of the car-free island while enjoying the calming sounds of the ocean, birdsong, and rustling trees.
Nitinat Campground
📍Cowichan Valley
Campground | RV Sites | Lake Front
The Nitinaht Campground spans 150 hectares along the shores of Nitinaht Lake and the Caycuse River, offering 120 tent sites and 12 RV sites. The Nitinaht Region on Vancouver Island’s west coast is a stunning, untouched area known for its natural beauty, thermal winds, and trails. The campground provides access to Nitinaht Lake and the Caycuse River and is home to the new Parks Canada entrance to the West Coast Trail, making it the perfect spot to begin your adventure with shorter hikes and overnight ‘weekend warrior’ comfort camping.
Thompson Okanagan
Nk’Mip Campground
📍Osoyoos
Campground | RV Park | Lake Front
Nk’Mip Campground & RV Park is located on the picturesque shores of Osoyoos Lake, right at the edge of the captivating Sonora Desert. Nestled amidst flourishing vineyards, here you can journey through the world-class outdoors, indulge in exquisite wines from renowned wineries, and visit family-friendly attractions and cultural gems to create lasting memories.
Sulphurous Lake Resort
📍Lone Butte
Campground | RV Park | Cabins | Lake Front
At Sulphurous Lake Resort, you’ll discover a spring-fed freshwater lake teeming with Trout, Kokanee, Burbot (freshwater cod), and Rainbow Trout. The pristine waters of Sulphurous Lake offer the perfect setting for fishing, swimming, boating, water skiing, and a host of other aquatic activities.
Tunkwa Lake Resort
📍Logan Lake
Campground | RV Park | Cabins | Lake Front
Located in the sunny Southern Interior of the Thompson Nicola region of British Columbia, Tunkwa Lake Resort is both a fishing resort and an affordable destination for fishing lodge vacations. Guests can also enjoy miles of hiking and biking trails, and birding/wildlife viewing opportunities as well as a playground for children.
Quilakwa RV & Campground | Mabel Lake
📍35km outside of Enderby
Campsite | Glamping
Quilakwa at the Lake Campground is located above the mouth of the Shuswap River where it meets the picturesque Mabel Lake, just 35km outside of Enderby, BC. This rustic campground is conveniently located within walking distance of the local marinas, golf course, and beaches.
Quilakwa RV & Campground | Enderby Campground
📍Enderby
RV Park
Quilakwa RV & Campground is located along the banks of the beautiful Shuswap River in the heart of Enderby. The Enderby Cliffs provide a majestic backdrop and there are numerous golf courses and hiking trails close by.
Utopia Feels Botanical Glampground
📍Coldstream
Campsite | Glamping
Utopia Feels Botanical Glampground is a luxury campground and micro-farm located on the grounds of a former nursery. Just a short 10-minute drive from Kalamalka Beach, guests can enjoy off-roading trails, biking routes, orchards, local wineries, and spending time with the farm animals that reside on-site. Utopia Feels offers large, spacious glamping tents equipped with queen-size beds as well as additional cots, and floor mattresses to accommodate larger families.
Tim’s By the River Campsite
📍Falkland
Campsite | Glamping
Tim’s By the River Campsite is located near Salmon River, a serene river that winds its way to Shuswap Lake. Tim’s welcomes RVs and tents and is conveniently located just before Salmon Valley Road to Salmon Arm. Ideal for all kinds of campers, hikers and cyclists, the campsite features twenty sites, including 30 amp options with water hookup as well as picnic spots, and fire pits.
Kootenay Rockies
The Raven’s Nest Resort + Campground
📍Fairmont Hot Springs
Campground | Cabins
The cabins & camping at The Raven’s Nest Resort are in a naturally beautiful setting to stay, relax, play, and connect with yourself, your friends & your family. The resort offers spacious, unserviced campsites nestled amongst the trees, perfect for anyone seeking an opportunity to unplug and unwind. You can also get cozy in your own off-grid, solar-powered, log cabin overlooking the beautiful Columbia Valley Wetlands.
St. Eugene RV Park
📍Cranbrook
Campground | RV Park
St. Eugene RV Park is located within the traditional territory of the Ktunaxa Nation. Open from April 1 to October 31, it offers scenic beauty, from the St. Mary River to Fisher Peak’s alpenglow. Visitors can stay short term or long term (up to 7 months) and enjoy the St. Eugene Resort amenities like dining, golf, fitness centre, spa, and evening entertainment at the Casino of the Rockies.
Alpha Mountain Lodging
📍Revelstoke
Cabins
Alpha Mountain Lodging is located in close proximity to the renowned Boulder Mountain and just minutes away from Revelstoke. Experience the thrill of sledding or biking straight from your cabin’s doorstep to Boulder Mountain in the winter. Alpha Mountain Lodging offers cozy private hideaways, providing the perfect sanctuary for all your mountain adventures.
Northern British Columbia
‘Ksan Campground
📍Hazelton, Kitimat-Stikine District
Campground | RV Park | River Front
Nestled at the heart of the picturesque Skeena and Bulkley River region, ‘Ksan Campground is located beside the renowned ‘Ksan Historical Village and Museum. Immerse yourself in nature along scenic walking trails, and relish in the breathtaking mountain views the campground has to offer. ‘Ksan Campground offers fully-serviced RV/Trailer sites that accommodate rigs of all sizes, ensuring a comfortable stay.
Wyld North Outfitters
📍Terrace
Campervan Rentals
Experience the Pacific Northwest throughout every season with one of Wyld North Outfitters‘ self-contained campervan rentals. Embrace a simplified lifestyle, step outside, and reconnect with the fundamentals of nature. Wyld North Outfitters can assist you in planning your adventure, whether it entails exploring rainforests, rivers, lakes, or ocean views. With their well-equipped campervans, Wyld North Outfitters ensures you can effortlessly engage in all these experiences.
Kasiks Wilderness Resort
📍Terrace
Campground | RV Park | Hotel
Experience the tranquility of Kasiks Wilderness Resort, also known as Kasiks Lodge and Campground. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the campground, nestled amidst trees and mountains, with the Skeena River nearby. Kasiks Lodge offers 10 lodge rooms and 24 spacious campsites. Conveniently located 60km west of Terrace and 90km east of Prince Rupert and Port Edward, Kasiks Wilderness Resort is your gateway to a memorable vacation along the Northwest Coast.
Witset RV Park and Campground
📍Witset
Campground | RV Park | Cabins | Cottages
Nestled on a picturesque plateau and surrounded by snow-capped mountains, the Witset RV Park and Campground offers breathtaking views of the Widzin Kwah Canyon. The campground is located along the renowned Yellowhead Highway 16 circle tour route to Alaska. It stands as the first accessible campground in British Columbia, featuring roll-in accessible showers, picnic tables, and sites designed to meet diverse mobility needs.
Hiellen Village Longhouses
📍Masset
Longhouses | Tent Camping
The Hiellen Village Longhouses on Haida Gwaii were built using locally milled wood and local carpentry programs, offering a unique and beautiful space for visitors. The village emphasizes environmental sustainability in water, power, and cleaning practices to minimize its impact. Nestled on the northern tip of Haida Gwaii, the longhouses provide comfortable accommodations for an unforgettable outdoor adventure.
Cariboo Chilcotin Coast
Shearwater Resort
📍Denny Island (water taxi access from Bella Bella)
Oceanfront| Lodging | Camping | RV Sites | Moorage | Wildlife Tours | Fishing Tours
Shearwater Resort is an Indigenous wilderness retreat located in the Great Bear Rainforest. Owned and operated by the Heiltsuk Nation, Shearwater invites guests to experience coastal wildlife, mist-covered rainforests, and vibrant Indigenous culture. Stay in one of their cozy, rustic oceanfront lodge rooms, their floathouse, or one of their three spacious family-sized homes, or enjoy their camping and RV sites.
Whispering Willows
📍Williams Lake
Campsite | RV Park
Located along Highway 97, Whispering Willows is an accessible location with basic amenities and offers a practical overnight stop for travellers driving north towards Barkerville / Quesnel. Their tenting sites and full-service options suitable for RVs are surrounded by trees and located near a sparkling creek to cool off in.