Making Campground Reservations in British Columbia

BC Campgrounds can be reserved by a few different ways.

Provincial Campgrounds

BC Provincial Campgrounds are reserved at www.discovercamping.ca beginning April 1^st to September 15^th. You may also call toll free in Canada / USA 1-877-878-9601 or internationally 1-519-826-6850

Camping fees range from $10 to $24 per party, per vehicle, per night. A second vehicle may be allowed on the site for an additional charge of ½ the campsite fee. Please note that a towed vehicle is not considered a second vehicle. The maximum length of stay at a Provincial Park is 14 nights. Many campgrounds also have first come-first serve sites in addition to their reservable sites. These payments must be made in cash only.

A Shoulder pass is also available for seniors who reside in BC and are 65 years of age or older. A shoulder pass is for camping after Labour Day to June 14^th of the following year for the use of a frontcountry campsite. Frontcountry means an area in a park or recreation area within one kilometre of either side of the centre line of a park road or a highway.

Here is a list of the British Columbia Provincial Campgrounds which are reservable by using their online service at www.discovercamping.ca

Alice Lake Prov Park
Bamberton Prov Park
Bear Creek Prov Park
Beatton Prov Park
Beaumont Prov Park
Birkenhead Lake Prov Park
Blanket Creek Prov Park
Champion Lakes Prov Park
Charlie Lake Prov Park
Stoltz Pool Campground(Cowichan River PP)
Clear Creek Campground(Cultus Lake PP)
Delta Grove Campground(Cultus Lake PP)
Entrance Bay Campground(Cultus Lake PP)
Maple Bay Campground(Cultus Lake PP)
Quinsam Campground(Elk Falls PP)
Ellison Prov Park
Englishman River Falls Prov Park
Fillongley Prov Park
Fintry Prov Park
French Beach Prov Park
Texas Creek Campground(Gladstone PP)
Gold Creek Campground(Golden Ears PP)
Alouette Campground(Golden Ears PP)
North Beach Campground(Golden Ears PP)
Goldstream Prov Park
Gordon Bay Prov Park
Emerald Bay Campground(Green Lake PP)
Sunset View Campground(Green Lake PP)
Haynes Point Prov Park
Herald Prov Park
China Beach Campground(Juan de Fuca PP)
Kekuli Bay Prov Park
Kettle River Prov Park
Surveyor Campground(Kikomun Creek PP)
Kokanee Creek Prov Park
Lac La Hache Prov Park
Lac Le Jeune Prov Park
Furlong Bay Campground(Lakelse Lake PP)
Liard River Hotsprings Prov Park
Little Qualicum Falls Prov Park

Loveland Bay Prov Park
Lightning Lake Campground(Manning PP)
McDonald Creek Prov Park
Miracle Beach Prov Park
Moberly Lake Prov Park
Monck Prov Park
Montaque Harbour Prov Park
Morton Lake Prov Park
Mount Fernie Prov Park
Robson Meadows Campground(Mount Robson PP)
Berg Lake Trail Campground(Mount Robson PP)
Movie Lake Prov Park
Nairn Falls Prov Park
North Thompson River Prov Park
North Campground(Okanagan Lake PP)
South Campground(Okanagan Lake PP)
Otter Lake Prov Park
Paarens Beach Prov Park
Porpoise Bay Prov Park
Porteau Cove Prov Park
Premier Lake Prov Park
Prior Centennial Park
Rathtrevor Prov Park
Rolley Lake Prov Park
Mermaid Cove Campground(Saltery Bay PP)
Bench Campground(Sasquatch PP)
Hicks Lake Campground(Sasquatch PP)
Lakeside Campground(Sasquatch PP)
Deer Lake Campground(Sasquatch PP)
Scotch Creek Campground(Shuswap Lake PP)
Smelt Bay Prov Park
Upper Campground(Sproat Lake PP)
Lower Campground(Sproat Lake PP)
Stamp River Prov Park
Buttle Lake Campground(Strathcona PP)
Syringa Prov Park
Lakeside Campground(Ten Mile Lake PP)
Tyhee Lake Prov Park
Wasa Lake Prov Park

British Columbia’s Private Campgrounds

There are hundreds of privately owned campgrounds in British Columbia. Each campground has a different reservation contact. To learn how to make a reservation for British Columbia’s private campgrounds, refer to our detailed campground pages to learn how to contact each individual campground.