On this travel planning website is a series of networked regional websites providing updated lists of the Campgrounds, RV Parks and Wilderness Campsites currently operating in each British Columbia Canada community.

B.C., Canada's top regional eco tourism destinations outlined on this website include Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands, the Queen Charlotte Islands, the Sunshine Coast, the Okanagan Valley, Whistler Mountain and North BC.

Each regional BCeh.com website provides the Campground contact information necessary to plan and book your vacation online effectively and efficiently by website, email, fax or phone.

Types of RV Parks and Campgrounds in BC, Canada
(always ask about Campground Accommodations... as all Campsites are not created equal)

There are many different types of Campgrounds located throughout BC. There are national, provincial, municipal, community and private Campgrounds located in the communities and throughout the backcountry forests of BC, Canada.

There are campgrounds permitting both RVs and tents while some permit just RVs or just tenting. Parks permitting RVs usually have many amenities onsite like power, cable, internet and water. Many of the parks are located near an ocean, lake or river. Some are in communities close to many amenities. Pick your preference.

There are two types of tenting campgrounds - drive in campsites and hike in campsites (wilderness campgrounds).

There are many designated backcountry campsites available in many of the Provincial and National Parks found along long backpacking trips. Most of which we have covered for you on this website. Some British Columbia Campgrounds can only be reached by backpacking, kayak, canoe, plane or boat while others are located right off of a highway right. Depending on the size of the Campground and/or RV Park some enjoy onsite convenience stores and shuttle services.

Most parks charge a fee and it does vary per park and region. There are, however, recreation campsites with no services that are free and provide beautiful scenery in many cases but you should be self sufficiant and you MUST clean up. Most recreation campsites are found along backcountry gravel roads and the majority of them are operated by the forestry industry.

It is recommended to make reservations at all Provincial and National Park Campgrounds through BC Parks, especially through peak season from April - October.

Here is BC Parks phone number: 1-800-689-9025 (use for reserving a Provincial Park once you have found one you like on this website).

Tell them BCeh.com sent you.