Best RV Parks in British Columbia

We arrived around 4:00 and were greeted at the gate by a young woman who gave us a map and internet info. Our site (18) was a back in site with 30 amp power, water and sewer. Pull through sites and 50 amp power is available. We have a class B so a nice level gravel back in was fine. Our table was brand new as were most. Their Internet is...

Arrived just before 8 pm, but the office was open. Paid for a 30-amp site but was given 15 amp. Not a big deal as we didn’t need to run the air conditioner. Showers require Loonies (CAD $1). Shower looked clean…wished I could have used it! They do have 50 amp sites for $9 more.

Arrived early in the season, had to fill water when we arrived, can’t remember if this was because it wasn’t on at the site because of the temps or if there even was a water spicket at site. Looked like they were just finishing up redoing their dump station. It was not level at all and made it impossible to empty my tanks completely, Hopefully...

My husband and I camped here originally in July 2019 and had a fabulous time. The park was busy, but the maintenance was meticulous. There was even fluffy white towels in the spotless bathrooms. We did get moved from the campsite we originally booked, but moved to a better, oceafront site, without added cost to us. Fast forward to April 2024, we...

Arrived late April for a night and decided to stay a week, trying to let it warm up a bit before heading north. Place was OK, mostly long term but Elaine was very nice when we checked in. Road noise and train noise is loud since you are very close to the railroad and trans Canada highway. Bring some levelers, our site was a three Lego level job....