RVing in 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. Places like Vancouver, the Sunshine Coast, Sea to Sky Country, Whistler and Mighty Fraser Country make the Vancouver Coast and Mountains the ultimate place to RV. Browse our RVing in Vancouver Coast and Mountains page for more information about this superb destination.

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  RVing in Vancouver

  Food, glorious food

  I have always felt that the best meals are the ones in which you are surrounded by good people, delicious food and an amazing setting. A few years ago, I had such a meal on Vancouver’s Granville Island at a little restaurant perched on a dock overlooking False Creek and the city skyline.

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  RVing in Mission, B.C.

  Summer days

  From world-class fishing and hiking to outdoor concerts, there are plenty of interesting activities to enjoy in Mission this summer.

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  RVing in Hope, B.C.

  A mountain paradise

  Hope is a picturesque town perched on the banks of the Fraser River and Coquihalla Rivers. Surrounded by the towering peaks of the Cascade and coastal mountains, the community caters to outdoor enthusiasts.

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  Camping trends

  Joining the club

  More RVers are discovering the advantages of membership camping.

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  RVing in Chilliwack, B.C.

  A cyclist's paradise

  When one is visiting new places, it can sometimes be hard to see all of the hidden nooks and crannies. In Chilliwack, however, anyone with a bicycle and the desire can take in all that the area has to offer.

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  RVing in Fort Langley, B.C.

  Follow your dreams

  Many RVers dream of constant travel; we were no different. When faced with the reality that our budget did not lend itself to an idle life of drifting down the highway, we knew a means of supporting our income was needed.

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  RVing in North Vancouver, B.C.

  New heights

  One of North Vancouver's most famous attractions and a marvel in engineering, the Capilano Suspension Bridge spans the Capilano River at a height of 70 metres and almost double the distance across.

• RVing in Powell River, B.C.

  Sunshine Capital of Canada

  Although the seclusion of Powell River makes getting there slightly more difficult, the journey is far worth the effort.

• RVing in Surrey, B.C.

  Famous names

  Tourism Vancouver Island is thrilled to announce the launch of our newest initiative - the ‘Virtual Vacation Guide’. Now consumers can view the online vacation guide without having to wait to receive a hard copy by snail mail. What’s more, this new venture is instant, it’s easy to use, and it’s a green initiative.