of oceanfront, riverside, and forest RV parks and campgrounds which allow pets, and most have either full or partial hook-ups, and most under a canopy of majestic Cedar and Douglas Fir trees. It’s BC outdoors at its finest. Anywhere you choose to camp is


going to be a special experience, but there are a few unique places to stay depending on your needs, abilities and adventurous spirit.


April offers attractive rates. You’ll also find a restaurant to satisfy most culinary cravings – from casual to gourmet, from Asian to Irish.


RV’ing Paradise With the mildest average winter temperatures in Canada many RV’ers simply stop short of the US border, and


hop aboard a ferry and head for the eastern shores of Vancouver Island. Te Parksville and Qualicum


Beach region of Vancouver Island, BC offers eleven private RV parks and campgrounds and one of the highest concentrations of BC Provincial Parks on Vancouver Island, including the popular Rathtrevor Beach. You’ll find a variety


Free Spirit Spheres lets you be a kid again by sleeping in a globe tree house suspended in the forest canopy. Te “Spherical Tree House” concept borrows heavily from sailboat construction and rigging practice and the wooden spheres are built much like a cedar strip canoe or kayak. Riverbend Resort Campground offers a modern interpretation of the traditional Mongolian yurt for visitors to experience. Part tent, part cabin, yurts have round rooms with vaulted ceilings and a central skylight. Riverbend’s yurts


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