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Welcome to RVing in British Columbia

From its cultured coastline, through the majestic Rocky Mountains and up to the adventurous northern regions, British Columbia is breathtaking from all angles. With so much to offer, it is no wonder hundreds of RV enthusiasts flock to this province every year. RVing options in British Columbia are very diverse-from alpine to oceanfront camping. The following pages are designed to help RVers plan their vacations in B.C.

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    RVing in the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast

    The Cariboo Chilcotin Coast has many attributes that make it an ideal destination for RVers in search of adventure. It may be the region's unspoiled natural landscape, friendly communities and rich gold rush heritage that draw so many RVers each year.

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    RVing in the Kootenay Rockies

    Tucked away in the southeast corner of British Columbia, the Kootenay Rockies is an RVer's paradise. From majestic Rocky Mountain views, ghost towns and historic sites to hot springs and stunning golf courses, this area has it all. Check out RV resorts in the Kootenay Rockies and find information about Kootenay Rockies RV parks and attractions.

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    RVing in Northern B.C.

    If you are looking for an unscathed paradise, charming towns and a number of fascinating heritage sites, visit Northern B.C. for an RVing adventure like none other. From its spectacular provincial parks with an abundance of wildlife to fascinating museums and heritage sites, Northern B.C. is the perfect place to adventure, entertain and generally have a good time.

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    RVing in the Thompson Okanagan

    Beautiful beaches, crystal clear lakes, majestic mountains and friendly locals are what the area in and around Shuswap is all about. Whether you are interested in watersports, sightseeing, culture or heritage, RVers are destined to have a blast RVing in the Thompson Okanagan

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    RVing in the Vancouver Coast & Mountains

    Home to a variety of cultural, recreational, natural and wildlife attractions, the Vancouver Coast and Mountains is a region full of discovery. A scenic location between the ocean and mountains provides visitors with a variety of experiences. From cycling and hiking to boating and skiing, there is virtually no limit on the amount of fun RVers can have in this region.

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    RVing on Vancouver Island

    Vancouver Island, located in southwestern British Columbia, is a great place for RVing as it boasts a mild climate year round. Activities generally enjoyed through the summer can also be enjoyed in the winter on Vancouver Island.

British Columbia key contacts

  • Triple E logo

    Winkler, MB

    Triple E Recreational Vehicles

    With over 40 years of excellence in the industry, Triple E Recreational Vehicles is a reliable source for motorhomes, fifth wheels and travel trailers. Style, comfort, durability and uncompromising quality are our standards. We've built our reputation by maintaining full control of the manufacturing process and almost everything you see in the finished product has been built on-site to our renowned high standards.

    Our location in Winkler, Manitoba, in the centre of Canada, means Triple E customers can be confident that being based in one of the most extreme climates in North America, our units are built with the necessary equipment to withstand the most extreme situations. Visit Triple E for all your RV needs.

    Triple E
    Winkler, MB R6W 4C4
    PHONE: (204) 325-4361


  • Voyager Rv logo

    Winfield, BC

    Voyager RV

    At Voyager RV, you are sure to find what you're looking for. Choose from our huge inventory-from new Hurricane and Winnebago Itasca Class A and C motorhomes to Aerolite Springdale, Denali, Cardinal and Jayco 5th wheels and trailers, as well as Northern Lite truck campers. We also have hundreds of used towable and motorized RVs on display and we will buy or consign your quality pre-owned RVs. Browse through five acres of display models to find the perfect RV for you. We are conveniently located along the highway, just north of Kelowna in Winfield. So come and visit us and discover your road to freedom.

    Voyager Rv
    9250 Hwy 97
    Winfield, BC V4V 1P9, Canada
    PHONE: (250) 766-4607


  • Westgate Rv Centre Ltd logo

    Kelowna, BC

    Award-winning sales and service

    At Westgate RV Centre Ltd., we are pleased to provide customers with over 25 years of quality motorhome sales and service. Our extensive selection of new and pre-owned models includes top brands such as Triple E, Fleetwood and Country Coach. Boasting a large, five-bay service shop with six certified RV technicians, Westgate RV Centre can make the necessary repairs without causing you long delays. Be sure to check out our extensive supply of parts and accessories. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff are happy to help you make an informed decision about your next RV purchase as well as any question or concern you may have.

    Westgate RV Centre Ltd
    1460 Byland Rd
    Kelowna, BC V1Z 1A7, Canada
    TOLL FREE: (800) 811-1777
    PHONE: (250) 769-4525


  • Columbia Shuswap Regional District logo

    Salmon Arm, BC

    Visit the Shuswap

    Snow-capped mountains, lush forests and charming lakeside communities characterize the Shuswap region of B.C. As a four-season destination, the Shuswap is a hub for RVing, fishing, boating, golfing, rock climbing, snowmobiling, ATVing and so much more. Beautiful campsites and resorts dot the shores of Shuswap and Mara Lakes, where guests can spend time lounging on the beach or discovering the area's abundant water activities. Visitors can choose to rent a houseboat and float their vacation in a whole new direction. Interested travellers may want to check out the area's museums and historical sites to learn about former days in the Shuswap. Contact the Columbia Shuswap Regional District for all your travel planning needs.

    Columbia Shuswap Regional District
    Po Box 978
    Salmon Arm, BC V1E 4P1, Canada
    PHONE: (250) 832-8194


  • Living Forest Oceanside Rv Park & Campground logo

    Nanaimo, BC

    Land of the Living Forest

    For the second year in a row, RVwest readers have spoken and voted Living Forest one of their favourite privately owned and operated campgrounds in B.C. Centrally located on Vancouver Island near Nanaimo, Living Forest is close to many local attractions, such as a shopping mall, harbours, ferries and main highways. Campground features include full-service RV sites, ocean views, 30- and 50-amp sites, sewer hookups, sani-dump, cable TV, tenting areas, a laundromat, games room, lots of bicycle routes, adventure playground and a concrete basketball court—not to mention access to numerous outdoor activities. Whether you're planning a summer or winter getaway to Vancouver Island, make Living Forest Oceanside Campground your destination of choice.

    Living Forest Oceanside Rv Park & Campground
    6 Maki Rd
    Nanaimo, BC V9R 6N7, Canada
    PHONE: (250) 755-1755


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    Barkerville, BC

    A treasured town

    Located in the heart of the Great Cariboo Gold Rush, Barkerville Historic Town is a place of discovery. Founded in 1862, after fortune-seeker Billy Barker dug a gold mine shaft and found the mother load, Barkerville is now the largest historic site in western North America.

    Guided tours, mining demonstrations, street interpreters, stage coach rides, restaurants, gift shops, a bakery and live theatre performances are among the many activities enjoyed daily at Barkerville. Guests can stay at Barkerville's authentic gold-rush period accommodations or park their RV at one of the two campgrounds nearby. Whether young or old, Barkerville is a delight for all ages!

    Barkerville Historic Town
    Barkerville, BC V0K 1B0, Canada
    PHONE: (250) 994-3332


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    Prince George, BC

    Explore northern B.C.

    Northern British Columbia is a land of unlimited adventure extending 1,000 kilometres from east to west following the legendary Yellowhead Highway. This vast wilderness area is a geographic masterpiece of nature. Much of northern B.C. is preserved and protected by a world-class system of provincial parks and nature reserves.

    The northwest region of B.C. stretches from the Skeena River in the south to the Cassiar Mountains in the north and offers some of the most awe-inspiring scenery and wildlife on the continent. A relaxed pace, warm-hearted people, magnificent scenery and many recreational opportunities characterize this spectacular area.

    From the Yukon border to Prince George, the northeast section offers many opportunities to savour fresh mountain air, wilderness vistas, abundant wildlife and unforgettable hospitality. The region is host to a variety of events and festivals, such as the Fall Fair Pro Rodeo during the Exhibition and Stampede in Dawson Creek.

    The Haida Gwaii region, better known as the Queen Charlotte Islands, is an archipelago of over 150 islands that are renowned for incredible natural beauty and a rich first nations culture. Island waters teem with sea life and visitors enjoy viewing grey, orca, and humpback whales along with seals, sea lions, porpoises and marine birds. For the ultimate island experience, take a kayaking daytrip in Skidegate Inlet or a multi-day paddle to Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve and Haida Heritage Site.

    Contact Northern BC Tourism for all your travel planning needs.

    Northern Bc Tourism Association
    Po Box 2373
    Prince George, BC V2N 2S6, Canada
    PHONE: (250) 561-0432


  • South Cariboo Visitor Center logo

    100 Mile House, BC

    So much to see and do

    A four-season destination, the South Cariboo region of B.C. offers a lifetime of memorable experiences with an endless list of outdoor activities for the entire family. Immerse yourself in the great outdoors where wildlife is abundant, the air is clean and the waters are pure. Explore our multi-use trails; experience the spirit of the Wild West on horseback; and enjoy exceptional water recreation on countless lakes.Whether you travel with an RV, motorhome or car, the South Cariboo is just a breathtaking five-hour drive from Vancouver and an international airport. Contact the South Cariboo Visitor Centre to plan your next vacation to this wonderful region.

    South Cariboo Visitor Center
    100 Mile House, BC, Canada
    TOLL FREE: 1-877-511-5353
    PHONE: (250) 395-5353
    FAX: (250) 395-4085


  • Port Moody, BC

    Anmore Camplands & RV Park, located near Port Moody, B.C., is the ideal destination for RVers seeking a quiet, peaceful place to relax. Each site is beautifully treed and can accommodate any size of RV. Our exclusive park features paved roads, security gates, a tenting area, bathrooms, showers, laundry services, phone, campfire pits, a store and public transit.

    We are just minutes to WestWood Plateau Golf & Country Club. Activities in and around the park include swimming, canoeing, lake fishing, hiking and biking. We also have a sports court with equipment rentals for those who want to enjoy some friendly competition.

    Anmore Camplands
    21426 78Th Ave
    Port Moody, BC V2Y 2E9, Canada
    PHONE: (604) 469-2311


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    W.A.C. Bennett Dam and Peace Canyon Dam

    Come explore our dams

    BC Hydro’s W.A.C. Bennett Dam, situated on the Peace River west of Hudson’s Hope, is celebrating 40 years. Join us for an exciting underground bus tour of one of the world's largest earth-filled structures. We will drive right through the canyon wall that will take us to the powerhouse—500 feet underground. The facility is open daily from May 17 to September 1 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

    The site of Peace Canyon Dam tells the story of the canyon dating back to the time of the dinosaur. Two life-size models of the Hadrosaur dinosaur, fossils and photos tell this story in our visitor's centre. Seasonal hours are from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily from May 17 to September 1 with guided tours available. Off-season hours are from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays only with self-guided tours available.

    BC Hydro


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    Salmon Arm, BC

    Salmon Arm Golf Course

    If you are looking for an extraordinary golf experience, then visit the Salmon Arm Golf Club. The Championship course features 18 holes with nine-minute tee-off intervals for a relaxed golfing experience. Or try the nine-hole Executive course, a unique challenge of par three and par four holes, perfect for introducing new golfers to the game. The Salmon Arm Golf Club also has its own Academy of Golf, which offers programs to suit everyone’s needs and abilities with complete teaching and practice facilities.

    With golf packages, special offers, monthly free-golfing draws and a gorgeous natural setting, the Salmon Arm Golf Club is the place to go.

    Salmon Arm Golf Club
    Po Box 1525
    Salmon Arm, BC V1E 4P6, Canada
    PHONE: (250) 832-3667


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    Terrace, BC

    Explore our world

    Situated in the heart of the spectacular Skeena Valley and Northwest B.C.’s Coast Mountains, the community of Terrace is an exhilarating blend of outdoor adventure, spectacular wilderness, First Nations culture and warm hospitality. Enjoy four fun-filled seasons of recreation and excitement—with activities such as hiking, biking, rafting, kayaking and wildlife viewing. For those with a passion for art, theatre and music, Terrace is home to B.C.’s longest continuously running community theatre group, a rich pool of talented musicians and artists of every stripe. As the shopping hub of northwestern B.C., Terrace does hospitality right. From quaint shops to big box retailers, you can find just about anything here. And no visit to Terrace would be complete without taking a swing at our breathtaking 18-hole golf course nestled at the base of Copper Mountain.

    Contact the Kermodei Tourism to see how you can explore our world.

    Kermodei Tourism
    2 3100 Kalum St
    Terrace, BC, Canada
    PHONE: (250) 635-4944


  • Radium Resort logo

    Radium, BC

    Experience golf at its best

    Thanks to a stunning environment, the golf courses at the Radium Resort feature some of the most powerful visuals and hair-raising holes found in the Kootenay Rockies. At the Furber-designed Springs course, for example, the par-3 17th might be the prettiest hole you'll ever see. While The Springs is ranked as one of the top-100 courses in Canada by SCORE Magazine, the sporty Resort course shouldn't be missed either. The friendly staff at the Radium Resort is always willing to look after your needs. With course-side rooms, fine dining and spa facilities, unpack your bags and stay awhile!

    Radium Resort


  • Willingdon Beach Campground logo

    Powell River, BC

    Paradise by the sea

    Enjoy your own piece of paradise at Willingdon Beach Campground in the heart of Powell River, B.C., at the top of the Sunshine Coast.Guests at our campground are treated to waterfront views, a sandy beach, fishing pier, full and partial hook-ups, coin operated hot showers, grassy tenting areas, laundry facilities, flush toilets, pay telephones and some cable television sites. We are located in a natural park setting with downtown shops and restaurants nearby, as well as boat launching facilities, the Vancouver Island Ferry and a recreation complex.

    Willingdon Beach Campground
    4845 Marine Ave
    Powell River, BC V8A 1V4, Canada
    PHONE: (604) 485-2242
    FAX: 604-485-2267


  • Hells Gate Airtram Logo

    Fraser Canyon, BC

    Take a tour over the mighty Fraser River

    With 200 million gallons of heart stopping rapids rushing through a 110-foot-wide passage, it’s no wonder Hell’s Gate was journaled Simon Fraser’s greatest challenge. Visitors to Hell’s Gate—located in the scenic Fraser Canyon along the Gold Rush Trail—can gain new perspectives on the Hell’s Gate Airtram, which runs from highway level across the gorge. After a tram ride, you and your family can visit the Fudge Factory, take a ghost tour, check out the Skuzzy Trading Post, explore the Fisheries Exhibit, enjoy a drink at Simon’s Cafe, discover the Gold Panner Gift Shop or try your luck at gold panning.

    Hell's Gate Airtram


  • Way-Lyn Ranch  Golf Course logo

    Cranbrook,BC

    Leave your busy world behind

    Come enjoy some relaxing golf on Scottish-style links, fine country cuisine and the best views in the St. Mary's Valley. Way-Lyn Ranch Golf Course, between Cranbrook and Kimberley, B.C., is a challenging 18-hole executive golf course with a ranch-style clubhouse restaurant and an RV park. We invite you to enjoy our warm, country hospitality and beautiful setting. After an exciting round of golf, you can sit back and relax at your RV or come up to the clubhouse, sit on the deck and take in the spectacular scenery, fresh air and magnificent country sounds.

    Way-Lyn Ranch Golf Course


  • Fort Steele Resort & Rv Park logo

    Fortsteele, BC

    Fort Steele Resort & Rv Park
    General Delivery
    Fort Steele, BC V0B 1N0, Canada
    PHONE: (250) 489-4268


  • BC Hydro logo

    Missiona, BC

    Call now to book your guided tour

    The Power House at Stave Falls is a National Historic Site of Canada that offers an exciting experience for all ages, with interactive games and historic displays that tell the story of how power helped build British Columbia. Take a walk through the past into the future at the Power House at Stave Falls! Learn how electricity is made and see turbines and generators up close. We offer self-guided and pre-booked guided tours with friendly staff on hand to answer questions, as well as a 50-seat theatre, Power House gift shop, full wheelchair accessibility and a scenic location with BC Hydro recreation sites nearby.

    Bc Hydro - The Power House At Stave Falls
    31338 Dewdney Trunk Rd
    Mission, BC V4S 1C4, Canada
    PHONE: (604) 462-1222


  • Fort Langley Camping logo

    Fort Langley, BC

    Family Camping in Fort Langley

    From fishing on the mighty Fraser River, going out to see a show in downtown Vancouver, playing a round of golf at one of the area's fine golf courses or spending a day in Victoria or Whistler, the opportunities are many in the Vancouver area—and Fort Camping in Fort Langley is the perfect place to stay during your vacation. With 156 camping sites and a group tenting area, we cater to every type of RVer, including those needing a 50 amp pull-through site. During the winter of 2007 we closed to renovate the campground with all-new facilities and services. The park now offers the area's newest facilities. Not only do we provide an excellent place to camp in the summer but we also cater to fall and winter recreationists. We invite you and your family to make some great new memories with our Fort Camping family soon.

    Fort Langley Camping
    Po Box 610
    Fort Langley, BC V1M 2R9, Canada
    TOLL FREE: (866) 267-3678
    PHONE: (604) 888-3678


  • Dogwood Campgrounds logoDogwood Campgrounds photo

    Surrey, BC

    The ideal spot to stay

    Dogwood Campgrounds & RV Park in Surrey, B.C., is the ideal spot to stay while adventuring in the Vancouver area. With 200 full hookups and sites for RVs up to 45 feet in length, Dogwood Campgrounds can accommodate everything from tent trailers to class A motorhomes. We also have 150 tent sites available as well as 30 AMPT service, a sani-station and storage facilties. Our onsite grocery store and office with friendly, helpful service covers all the emergency, equipment and information needs of our guests. Whether your vacation centres around the recreational, natural or wildlife attractions of Vancouver, Dogwood Campgrounds & RV Park will make your stay the best it can be.

    Dogwood Campgrounds