Oceanfront camping overlooking the inside passage to Alaska, Salish Sea & Coast Mountains. Resort is adjacent to 1,140 acre Nature Park with hiking, biking and beachcombing access. We offer kayak rentals to explore inshore waters, tidal pools, rocky reefs and view marine mammals in their natural habitat, camp playground, horseshoe pitch and boat launch. Self-contained units only mid-Oct-Mid-May. Winter Rates Available.

Open All Year

5726 Coral Road

Inland Hwy 19, exit 117, 3rd set of lights right 19A, right on 17th over bridge, 2nd set of lights right, 10 km north 19A, right Coleman, right Bates, left Avonlee

Located in the Comox Valley on central Vancouver Island, Kin Beach Park is a classified as a Class "C" park, whereby the park is managed by a local community board. It has a big day-use area with picnic facilities and a playground. There is also a campground. This park overlooks the Strait of Georgia and offers scenic views of the mainland. Visitors come here to discover the rocky beach or experience a picnic under the shade of mature Douglas fir trees. A enormous, open grassy field is another piece of this park, situated in a quiet residential section of Comox near the air force base. A small store selling snacks and toiletries is located next to the parking lot in the day-use area. Campsite reservations and group camping reservations are available by calling the park caretaker at 250-339-6365. Park Size: 6 hectares

It is located in the Comox Valley on central Vancouver Island. Kin Beach Provincial Park can be reached from the top of Ryan Road in Comox, right before the entrance to 19 Wing Comox. Turn left on Little River Road then right on Kilmorley Road. Stay to the left until you reach the park. Nearby communities include Courtenay and the Comox Valley

This small park is a pleasant place to enjoy a picnic or spend a day exploring rocky headlands and arid terrain. Day-use area. Park Size: 12 hectares

Squitty Bay is located on the east side of Lasqueti Island between the Main Island and Jedediah Island in the Strait of Georgia. The park can be accessed by boat or road on Lasqueti Island; there is no vehicle ferry service to Lasqueti Island. A passenger ferry service to False Bay on Lasqueti Island operates from French Creek, between Parksville and Qualicum Beach on Vancouver Island.

An open grassy site along a beautiful pebble beach on the southwest facing side of Texada Island. Campsites are available in forested areas as well as overlooking the beach. Campsites are available on a first come, first-served basis. Cash-only. On site supervision. The site also features two log shelters that can be rented for groups and special events.

Drive off the BC ferry from Westview in Powell River and follow Blubber Bay Road for 8.7 km, turn right on Gillies Bay Road and at 23.8 km turn left on Shelter Point Road. At 24.1 km turn right onto Mouat Bay Road and follow the gravel road to 25.4 km and turn left onto Texada Forest Service Road. Stay left at 34.7 km, turn right at 35 km, and at 37.3 km turn right onto the 500 metre access road leading into the Shingle Beach Recreation Site.

Jáji7em and Kw’ulh Marine Park [a.k.a. Sandy Island Marine Park] includes Sandy Island – known locally as Tree Island – and the nearby Seal Islets. The park is located off the northern tip of Denman Island and is accessible by boat from Union Bay on Vancouver Island or by foot from Denman Island at low tide. Sandy Island offers good opportunities for bird watching and nature appreciation, as well as sandy beaches perfect for sunbathing and swimming. It is accessible or during low tide when a sandy spit between the two islands appears. Day-use area. Park Size: 18 hectares

Just off the northern tip of Denman Island. Take the Denman Island Ferry from Buckley Bay (take Buckley Bay Exit 101 off Highway 19) and follow the signs.

Dionisio Point Provincial Park on quaint Galiano Island features rocky headlands flanked by sandy beaches and picturesque bays. Special features include sandstone headlands sculpted by erosion, wildflower meadows, a tidal lagoon and a long human history with evidence of shell middens. Overlooking Porlier Pass, this park is accessible by boat only and provides opportunities for walk-in camping, fishing, boating, kayaking, wildlife viewing and scuba diving. Park Size: 142 hectares

At the northern tip of Galiano Island overlooking Porlier Pass.

At the northern tip of Galiano Island overlooking Porlier Pass. Marine access only.

A great spot for picnicking and ferry watching. The park offers excellent views of busy Active Pass, Mayne Island, and the Strait of Georgia. Day-use area. Park Size: 2 hectares

Burrill Point, a short walk west from the ferry dock at Sturdies Bay on Galiano Island.

Walking trails lead along both sides of Rebecca Spit and offer ample opportunities for exploring the beach, which contains a high concentration of driftwood. Swimming, fishing and kayaking are all popular activities at Rebecca Spit’s large picnic area. Facilities include picnic tables overlooking the beach, a grass playing field and wheelchair accessible pit toilets at the boat launch parking area and at the southern parking lot. Day-use area with no overnight camping, open year-round. Park Size; 177 hectares

Rebecca Spit Rd.

On the east side of Quadra Island just a few minutes ferry ride from Campbell River.

Spectacular views of marine life, the Strait of Georgia and the Coast Mountains can be had from any point along the bluffs. As you explore the park’s meandering hiking and walking trails, you will find weather-beaten old-growth Douglas firs and gnarled Garry oaks, as well as flora and fauna which may seem more at home in a desert than in a Northwest rainforest. The best times to visit are in late April and early May, when colourful wildflowers carpet the hillside along the cliffs. Please stay on designated trails to protect these fragile areas. Day-use area. Park Size: 2,872 hectares

Hornby Island is accessible by boat or by 2 short ferry rides between Buckley Bay, (south of Courtenay), to Denman Island, and a second ferry between Denman and Hornby Islands.