Campground Category: British Columbia Tourism Region – Cariboo Chilcotin Coast

100 Mile Motel & RV Park offers a mix of RV sites and motel accommodations, providing a convenient and practical stop for travellers in British Columbia.

Set on Quesnel Lake’s north shore near Likely, Abbott Creek Recreation Site offers six rustic campsites tucked among cottonwood trees, many shaded with views over a wide gravel beach. Tent-friendly and dog-friendly, this site boasts a vault toilet and a nearby boat launch. It’s ideal for anglers, paddlers, or anyone craving peace & lakeside beauty.

Just off Highway 97 and minutes from downtown Quesnel, this cozy motel/RV site combo offers over 50 pull-through RV sites (15-, 30- & 50-amp), full hookups, tent spots, free WiFi, playground, walking trail, laundry, and friendly on-site management. Ideal for road trippers or families looking for comfort with RV convenience.

Nestled on the scenic shores of Anahim Lake in BC’s Chilcotin region, this lakefront resort offers RV sites with 15/30-amp electric & water hookups, lakeside tenting spots, and cozy cabins. Amenities include clean washrooms with free hot showers, a sani-dump, WiFi, boat and motor rentals, and great fishing—ideal for forest and lake adventures in a remote yet comfortable setting.

Nestled along the Bella Coola River near Hagensborg, Bailey Bridge Campsite & Cabins offers a tranquil riverside stay with 27 powered RV/tent sites, 7 rustic cabins (kitchenette), showers, laundry, and a sandy beach. Guests also enjoy fishing, hiking access, and proximity to Great Bear Rainforest adventures.

Beaver Valley Provincial Park in BC protects a lush floodplain, interconnected wetlands, and a meandering stream-lake system—habitat for trumpeter swans, herons, fishers and more. Note: It’s a day-use park; camping isn’t permitted—great for exploring trails, wildlife viewing, and enjoying nature’s quiet beauty.

Becher’s Prairie Provincial Park lies ~ 24 km southwest of Williams Lake, BC, safeguarding grassland and aspen ecosystems in a remote, backcountry setting. There are no formal campgrounds or facilities here — this park is ideal for hiking, wildlife viewing, and exploring prairie landscapes off the beaten path.

Big Bar Lake Provincial Park sits about 42 km northwest of Clinton, BC—accessible via Highway 97 and 34 km of gravel road. It offers 46 vehicle-accessible campsites across Lakeside and Upper loops, many overlooking the lake, with 10 “high-density” sites for larger rigs. Rustic amenities include pit toilets, cold water, a sandy beach, boat launch, and a 3.5 km interpretive…

Big Basin Provincial Park lies about 98 km west of 100 Mile House and offers wilderness camping only — no maintained trails, facilities, or services. Visitors should use existing campsites where possible and arrive fully self-sufficient for a rugged, off-grid outdoor experience.

Nestled on the shores of Lac la Hache in British Columbia’s Cariboo region, Big Country Campground & RV Park offers full-hookup RV sites, spacious tent pads and lakeside charm. Enjoy swimming and fishing in the clear water, boat rentals and playgrounds for the kids. Convenient clean showers and laundry make it easy to stay cozy while exploring forest trails and…

Venture deep into wilderness at Big Creek Provincial Park on BC’s Chilcotin Plateau, a vast and rugged back-country area with no developed campsites or facilities. Hike alpine meadows, follow creeks through dense forests and watch for moose, bighorn sheep and bears. Ideal for experienced adventurers prepared to go off-grid and embrace true solitude.

Venture into true wilderness at Bishop River Provincial Park in British Columbia’s Coast Mountains. With no roads or developed trails, this remote alpine territory offers dramatic glacier-fed rivers, soaring peaks and wildlife roam freely. Ideal for experienced back-country adventurers, this park invites silent exploration and deep connection with nature far from the ordinary.