The BC Lodging and Campgrounds Association (BCLCA) is a not for profit trade association and consumer marketing organization. Created in 1944, BCLCA is membership driven and represents the interests of British Columbia’s independently owned and operated small and mid-size lodging and campground properties. The Association is governed by a Board of Directors who are volunteers and elected from among the members of the BCLCA.
The BC Lodging and Campgrounds Association supports its members by providing consumer marketing and promotions primarily through online and print channels; negotiating group purchasing discounts; co-operating with other industry associations to address regulatory concerns imposed by all levels of government; encouraging excellence in hospitality; and promoting good business practices through education and industry standards. – See more at: http://www.travel-british-columbia.com
Puntledge RV Campground is the only First Nations RV park within walking distance to downtown Courtenay. Situated next to the Puntledge River, a great family vacation spot with river access for swimming or other recreational activities. With the recent expansion of our Park, we are pleased to offer a variety of recreational sites which […]
Fully-serviced camping sites available. In-season amenities include free WiFi, playground, sani-dump, marina, boat launch, fishing charters, fish processing, gift shop and restaurant (limited /no services during shoulder season). Options available waterfront camping yurts, accommodating up to 4 guests.
Nice convenient RV park just out of Fort St. John. Easy to spot from the Hwy. Nice gravel parking areas, clean.
Ten-ee-ah Lodge is the only property on the 11 km long Spout Lake, in the heart of the Cariboo. (28 km from Hwy 97). This remote place combines the attractions nature has to offer with gracious living.
“Tofino’s Top-Rated Family-Friendly Campground and the 2020 CCRV Canadian Campground of the Year”. Immediate beach access with world-class surfing at Cox Bay and endless adventure in the Pacific Rim National Park. Enjoy an elevated camping experience at Surf Grove.
Located 25 minutes north of Prince George on Hwy 97. Our beautiful little campground has 35 campsites, many of which are along the river. 11 power and water sites, combination of 15/30 amp sites. Most of our sites are back-in, with a few pull-thru and tent sites for all camping enthusiasts. Store and cafe onsite […]
Surrounded by the Caren Range Mountains and beautiful Ruby Lake, Ruby Lake Resort is a true piece of paradise to escape urban life. Our resort is ideal for romantic getaways or family vacations, so stay in our Safari Tent or well-appointed cottage suites to enjoy a relaxing retreat.
Radley Park is located on the banks of the Kitimat River. The park is an excellent short or long term base for fishing or a relaxing weekend. The park boasts universal washroom and shower facilities, smoker, boat launch, electrical sites, free sani-dump and firewood. Your adventure awaits in Kitimat!
Located on the outskirts of Kitimat and bisected by Hirsch Creek (from downtown follow Highway 37 north, turn left into Hirsch Creek Park immediately after crossing Hirsch Creek Bridge). There is a horseshoe pit located near the covered area. This area is designated a wilderness/natural area. Minimal disruption of the forest and no further development […]
Fully serviced pads for short and longer term stays, 6 mi. west of Parksville. Parklike setting, hot showers, 2 1/2 acre man-made lake, heated pool and hot tub. Playground, laundromat, arcade and sani-station for guests only. Pets welcome. Reservations recommended.
