In short. We list 878 campgrounds in British Columbia: 13 national park, 239 provincial or territorial, 63 municipal or regional and 563 private. 73 report electrical hookups and 158 report a dump station.
Check with the RV park before you go. Rates, hookups, site sizes and opening dates change from year to year, so confirm them with the campground directly.
British Columbia runs from the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island through the Okanagan and Kootenays to the north. Private parks hold most of the serviced sites, while many provincial park sites have no hookups. If you are heading to the Island, plan the crossing first with our BC Ferries guide.
Browse by area
Campgrounds within about 25 km of each other are compared on one page.
- Glacier National Park Campgrounds3 campgrounds
- Kootenay National Park Campgrounds3 campgrounds
- Yoho National Park Campgrounds2 campgrounds
Browse by region
- Cariboo Chilcotin Coast65 campgrounds
- Kootenay Rockies140 campgrounds
- Northern BC100 campgrounds
- Thompson Okanagan197 campgrounds
- Vancouver Island174 campgrounds
- Vancouver, Coast & Mountains189 campgrounds
National park campgrounds (13)
Parks Canada campgrounds need a park pass in addition to the campground fee. Reservation windows are set by Parks Canada.
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National park campsite counts and coordinates are adapted from the Government of Canada’s Parks Canada Accommodation open dataset.
Some listings are adapted from OpenStreetMap data, © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence (ODbL). We selected, merged and reworded entries, and place names are worked out from coordinates, so they are approximate.
Details change between seasons, so confirm services, dates and rates with the campground. See how this directory is built.
