Campgrounds in British Columbia
788 campgrounds in British Columbia. Best-documented first.
788 campgrounds in British Columbia are mapped here, with fees, hookups, and directions where we have them. 71% charge a fee to camp. Among the parks represented here are Wells Gray Park and E.C. Manning Park. 1% are big-rig friendly and 15% offer at least one hookup (electric, water, or sewer).
About these 788 campgrounds
788 campgrounds in British Columbia are mapped here, with fees, hookups, and directions where we have them. 71% charge a fee to camp. Among the parks represented here are Wells Gray Park and E.C. Manning Park. 1% are big-rig friendly and 15% offer at least one hookup (electric, water, or sewer).
Showing 193–216 of 788
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The Narrows Marine Campsite466 ft2 of 7 facts knownPaid
Three Sisters Camp449 ft2 of 7 facts knownTitus Marine Campground741 ft5 sites · 2 of 7 facts known
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Trapper Creek Campground1,476 ft2 of 7 facts knownPaid
Tropicana3,501 ft2 of 7 facts knownPaid
Tsocowis Creek Camp0 ft2 of 7 facts knownPaid
Tsusiat Falls Camp0 ft2 of 7 facts knownPaid
Tulameen Campsite4,639 ft2 of 7 facts knownPaid
Turret Island13 ft2 of 7 facts knownPaid
Tyax Adventures Spruce Camp5,135 ft2 of 7 facts knownPaid
Tyax Adventures Trigger Camp5,194 ft2 of 7 facts knownPaid
Tyax Bear Paw Camp5,692 ft2 of 7 facts knownPaid
Vetter Creek Campground180 ft2 of 7 facts knownPaid
Walbran Creek Camp10 ft2 of 7 facts knownPaid
Walk-In Campground16 ft2 of 7 facts knownPaid
Walk-in Sites108 ft2 of 7 facts knownPaid
Warburton Camp4,879 ft2 of 7 facts knownPaid
Wavy View3,550 ft2 of 7 facts knownWestside Site A154 ft30 sites · 2 of 7 facts known
Westside Site B223 ft30 sites · 2 of 7 facts known
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Willis Island20 ft2 of 7 facts knownWolf River Marine Campground738 ft4 sites · 2 of 7 facts known
Berg Lake Campground5,427 ft1 of 7 facts known
Birch Beach3,504 ft1 of 7 facts known
Group sites · 32
Group sites · 32Set up for larger groups, not counted in the list above.
Show group sitesSingle sites · 473
Single sites · 473Unnamed spots, mapped individually. Easiest to judge on the map.
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