Campground Category: British Columbia Tourism Region – Vancouver Island

Located on Vancouver Island’s Cedar Peninsula near Ladysmith, 4 All Seasons Resort is a family-owned campground offering over 100 treed sites and rocky, scenic beaches just steps away. Open May through October, amenities include flush toilets, showers, potable water, an outdoor pool, and full RV-site service.

Alder Bay RV Park & Marina on Quadra Island offers full-service lakeside camping with 30/50 amp sites, pull-throughs, and tent spots amid forest and water views. Guests also enjoy a marina, boat & kayak rentals, fish cleaning station, showers, laundry, playground, and a beach—perfect for both relaxing and exploring the Discovery Islands.

Set beside the forested trails of the adjacent ecological park, Alert Bay Campground offers tent and RV sites (serviced and unserviced), a covered BBQ/picnic area, showers and restrooms, and nearby amenities in village steps away. Located at 101 Alder Rd on Cormorant Island, it’s a friendly base for exploring north-Vancouver-Island’s coastal wilderness.

Located in a quiet lakeside setting, All Fun RV Park offers full- and partial-service RV and tenting sites, playgrounds, a clean shower block, laundry facilities, and a fire-pit lounge. With access to swimming, boating, and nature trails, it’s a family-friendly campground ideal for both weekend trips and extended stays in a relaxed outdoor atmosphere.

Arbutus Grove Provincial Park is a small 22-hectare protected area on Vancouver Island, dedicated to preserving a stand of majestic arbutus trees. With no camping or developed facilities, it’s best enjoyed as a quiet day-use spot for walking among coastal forest and soaking in tranquil natural beauty.

Located in remote north Vancouver Island wilderness, Artlish Caves Provincial Park safeguards a rare karst landscape with two major river-cave systems and old-growth forest. Access remains rugged (logging roads, creek crossing, no marked sites); only primitive back-country camping is allowed. Bring your own water, expect no services or trails, and embrace solitude amid wildlife and geologic wonder.

Nestled on the west shore of Saanich Inlet just south of Mill Bay, this park features a 225-metre sandy beach with warm ocean waters, a vehicle-accessible woodland campground (about 53 sites) and a short trail down to the shore. With arbutus trees, forested slopes and stunning water-views (including Mt Baker across the inlet), it’s a scenic choice for campers and…

Discover Bates Beach Oceanfront Resort on Vancouver Island’s serene east coast. This ocean-front retreat features fully serviced RV sites, cozy beachfront cabins, and stunning tidal-pool beaches perfect for kayaking or paddle-boarding. Just minutes from Courtenay, it blends seaside calm with easy access to town for dining, shopping and local culture.

Escape to the countryside at Beehive RV Park & Campground in Mill Bay, BC. Choose a fully serviced RV site or spread out in the open-field tent area, then explore meadow trails, forest paths and nearby shoreline views. With clean showers, laundry facilities and a friendly host, it’s a relaxed base for discovering the Cowichan Valley or a quick stop…

On the sand at Mackenzie Beach near Tofino, Bella Pacifica Campground offers tent sites and fully serviced RV spots with ocean views and rainforest surroundings. Stand-up paddleboard, kayak or simply soak in sunset views, then head back to clean washrooms, showers and a laundry room. A great choice for campers seeking beach-front comfort and coastal adventure.

Looking for a peaceful getaway on Galiano Island? At Bellhouse Provincial Park you’ll find scenic cliff-side views of ferry traffic and marine life, easy trails winding through native vegetation, and a quiet spot for kayaks, photography or a picnic by the shore. Enjoy nature’s rhythm—seals, sea lions and seabirds included—just a short stroll from local cafés and art galleries.

Accessible only by boat off the west coast of northern Vancouver Island, this remote marine park offers wild anchorages, sea-kayaking routes and untamed shoreline camping. Spot sea otters, bald eagles and even gray whales as you explore the Bunsby Islands near Checleset Bay. There are no developed campsites or facilities — ideal for seasoned adventurers prepared for wilderness.