South Island Campgrounds & Activities
South Island Campgrounds & Activities Name Juan de Fuca Provincial Park -‐ China Beach Campground French Beach Provincial Park Sooke River RV Park & Campground Sunny Shores Resort & Campground Island View Regional Park Campground Location The China Beach campground is adjacent to Highway 14, just east of the China Beach day-‐use, 35 km west of Sooke and 36 km east of Port Renfrew. The park can be accessed via Hwy 14, 20 km west of Sooke. Directional signs are posted. The park is located approximately 11 km from Jordan River. The Sooke River Campground (The Flats) is a family-‐oriented, private campground owned by the Sooke Community Association. We are a scenic 45 minute drive from downtown Victoria via Highway 14. Turn right just after the bridge at Phillips Road. You will pass the Sooke Region Museum and Visitor Centre and the SEAPARC Leisure Complex on your left and we are located at the bottom of the hill. We're nestled along the beautiful shores of De Mamiel Creek and the Sooke River, and conveniently located minutes away from downtown Sooke. At Sunny Shores Resort & Marina, we offer modern housekeeping units with colour cable TV, tent and trailer sites, firepits, picnic tables, clean washrooms, laundromat, mini golf and children's playground. Open all year. We are located 30 km west of Victoria, BC on Hwy 14. Follow the Pat Bay Highway. Turn east on Island View Road, then left on Homathko Road, which leads to the park entrance. Allow approximately 30 minutes driving time from Victoria. Rate $18 / party / night Notes Near Port Renfrew, close to Botanical Beach access for day-‐tripping, access to Juan de Fuca trail http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/juan _de_fuca/ $26 / party / A great campground with a beautiful ocean beach! night http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/fren ch_bch/ Tent Site: Private campground located in Sooke $25 / night http://www.sookecommunity.com/camping/ (1 tent per site) (250) 642-‐6076 [email protected] $20/tent + tax based on 2 people. $10 extra per person/night $15 / night / site (tenting) Private campground just outside of Sooke http://www.sunnyshoresresort.com/ CRD Regional Park located in Greater Victoria https://www.crd.bc.ca/parks-‐recreation-‐culture/parks-‐ trails/find-‐park-‐trail/island-‐view-‐beach-‐campground Name Goldstream Provincial Park Location Goldstream Provincial Park is located 16 km northwest of Victoria on southern Vancouver Island on the Trans Canada Hwy (Hwy #1). There are separate entrances for the main campground, group campsite and day-use area: • Bamberton Provincial Park Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Site – oTENTik • • • • • Notes Located just outside Victoria, on public transit route http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/gold stream/ $18 / party / night Located approximately 20 minutes drive north of Victoria http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/bam berton/ $120 / night / tent of 6 people Experience life within the fort’s walls as you fall asleep to the ocean and nature’s soothing sounds; and be taken back over 50 years ago when soldiers’ families inhabited Fort Rodd Hill during their summer camp-out. The oTENTik tents, exclusive to Parks Canada, offer a unique blend of homey comfort and a taste of outdoor adventure. It’s a unique opportunity for visitors to enjoy camping with the comfort of a bed, inside the fort, already set up and ready to go. Take advantage of the exclusive right to stay overnight in Canada’s best preserved west coast artillery fort! http://www.pc.gc.ca/eng/lhnnhs/bc/fortroddhill/activ/activ6.aspx Visitors coming to the campground now must use Amy Road via Westshore Parkway to get to the campground. The Westshore Parkway intersection is just south of the old (now closed) Sooke Lake Road intersection and the first traffic signal after the Spencer Road intersection on Trans Canada Hwy #1. The park is located on southern Vancouver Island, approximately 45 km north of Victoria off Highway 1. Turn east off Highway 1 onto Mill Bay Road, near the north end of the scenic Malahat Drive. From downtown Victoria • Rate $35 / party / night Follow Douglas Street north onto Highway 1 (Trans-‐ Canada) and travel about 8 km. Take Exit 10 (Colwood), which becomes Highway #1A (Old Island Hwy). Remain on Highway 1A for about 3 km. At the fifth traffic light, turn left onto Ocean Boulevard. The sites are about 1.5 km down this road. Follow the signs. Name Location Rate Notes And for something a little further away, and a little adventurous! Horne Lake Regional Park (about 2½ hours drive north of Victoria, just north and west of Nanaimo) Take the Horne Lake Rd exit (#75) off Hwy • Wooded and overflow sites: $20 per night plus 19 and drive inland about five kilometres tax to the junction with Horne Lake Caves Rd; • Lakefront: $24 per night plus tax turn right and follow the Caves Rd along • Shared sites: $40 per night plus tax the north shore of the lake all the way to the entrance of Horne Lake Regional Park. Group Sites: • • • • Horne Lake Horne Lake Caves Provincial Park is Caves Provincial located 60 km north of Nanaimo and 26 Park km west of Qualicum on central Vancouver Island. The park can be accessed via the Horne Lake exit off Hwy #19 or Hwy #19a. Follow signs for 12 km to Horne Lake. Base rate: $75 per night plus tax with a minimum of 15 people Additional $5 per night plus tax for every extra person over the minimum Maximum 64 persons per group site per night Special rate for youth groups organized by schools or non-profit societies: $37.50 per night plus tax with a minimum of 15 people, and $2.50 per night plus tax for every extra person over the minimum Although not a campground, Horne Lake Caves offers an amazing opportunity to see one of nature’s wonders! Nestled under Mount Mark at the west end of Horne Lake beside famous Horne Lake Caves Provincial Park, the 109 hectare regional park boasts over five kilometres of lake and riverfront to enjoy and explore. A boat ramp, canoe and kayak rentals along with day-‐use picnicking area compliment the campground's rustic wooded and lakefront sites. http://www.rdn.bc.ca/cms.asp?w pID=544 Spelunking is the art of cave exploration and Horne Lake Caves Provincial Park is the perfect place to discover this unique activity. From educational family-‐oriented tours to deep, dark adventure, the caves protected within this park offer something for everyone. http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcpark s/explore/parkpgs/horne_lk/
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