Victoria Campgrounds

Adult oriented, oceanfront area. 61 sites, full hook-up, 30 amp power, sewer, water, and cable with phone connection available. Clubhouse with TV, VCR, coffee counter, microwave, washrooms, free showers and internet connection. Exercise room. Winter rates available.

Located adjacent to Thetis Lake Regional Park, this small campground offers 150 sites. Electrical outlets, sewer services and cable hook up is provided along with showers and laundry facilities.

Visit nature’s playground just outside Victoria, BC. Amenities include full service sites, camping, beautiful views and more. Full service marina offers fishing charters, moorage, boat launch and rentals.

Malahat Mountain Meadows RV Resort is located 25kms north of Victoria near the summit of the Malahat. Experience nature nestled amongst the giant cedars and seasonal creeks. Year round spacious, fully serviced RV lots, private campsites, heated pool, washrooms with hot showers and more. Pets welcome.

300 sites on paved roads, big rig sites back-ins (30x50) pull-thrus (30x70) with 30 & 50 amp electrical service. Full hook-ups, free cable TV, laundry, sani-station, free hot showers, public phones, email connections, washrooms, playground, city bus at Park entrance, RV supplies, near grocery store, maximum of two pets on leash. Cancellation policy 3 days. Daily rate for a full hookup is $39.00 + HST for 2 people ($1.00 for extra people 5 years and over). This includes electricity, water and a sewer hookup. Free cable TV and free showers are also included.

Kids and kids at heart can burn off some energy at this exciting campground, which offers a seasonal speedway, waterslides, go karts, batting cages and adventure golf. 100 sites are available, plus electrical outlets, 30 amp service, a tenting area, pull-thru sites and more.

61 sites, electrical outlets, 50 amp service, cable TV. City attraction minutes away. Harbour ferries at doorstep. Unique log cabin B&B. Per vehicle $20-35.

This park is located two nautical miles east of Victoria and access is by kayak or canoe only. Unpredictable weather and strong currents are a concern. The nearest boat launch is located at Cattle Point in Oak Bay. There is no safe anchorage in the park area. There is one camping area in an open field. While the park is open all year, services are only available from May 1st to September 30th. There is no water available.

While this park is open all year, there is limited winter access and camping resources. Care is necessary because of unusually large rogue waves that sometimes hit the beach, so children must be kept away from the surf. The park has four main areas: China Beach Campground and day-use area, the Juan de Fuca Marine Trail and Botanical Beach. This park features many natural attractions and the campground is located in a forested area. Interpretive programs are available.