I found this campground for tents by accident. It is tucked in the back of an rv Park. It has flush…read moretoilets and showers, no charge. The price is very reasonable. What sets this little park from the rest is the peace and tranquility I felt there. As an older woman camping alone, I felt completely safe. The permanent residents next door, Dennis and his wife, add a personal touch every day with little gifts of welcome. A most rewarding experience.

Loved this campsite. It was only $20 / night. I was able to get a cancelled site last minute on a…read morelong weekend. Ranger Ben was so nice. There are pit toilets and clean water available. Site had a picnic table and a pit for fire. It was hot enough so no fire was ever made. Beach is nearby so you can walk to the beach or drive down the road to the beach. Large parking lot. The sound of geese honking at night was deafening but an amazing experience.

We had a great time here. We were here for 4 days/3 nights and total cost was $60. It was a fun…read morecamping. We got a campsite that was super close to the outhouse. The outhouse had sanitizer and an area to wash your hands. Best of all the garbage bin, composting bin and the recycling bin is just there as well. The campsite comes with a bench and a firepit. The outhouse had enough toilet paper for everyone. The gate doesn't closes at night.

Until they send me a bill for my stay, this was a 4 star stop! Port a Johns, no sinks or showers…read more Campsites are on top of each other, short walk to the shore. The sign says that someone will come by & register you if you don't make a reservation online. Guy walked by, said morning, kept walking. Was that the guy I was supposed to pay? Did they jot down my plate number? Should I expect a bill in the mail when I get back to Iowa? At the end of the day, it was a beautiful area with no real amenities to speak of at very low prices. I'd probably seek something elsewhere next time, but it was a good first night in Canada.

Very well managed clean RV park with large lots plus both 30a/50a hookups. Lots of on site parking…read moreand more then enough room for the largest trailers/RV. Plenty of well maintained amenities. Dog friendly but must remain leashed at all times. Smoking on your own site, even cannabis as long as your not offensive to your neighbours. We are staying for the summer as a working vacation.

Very cool marine village. Large homes that look like houseboats were floating. Enjoyed seeing all…read morethe different styles

I lived aboard my boat in Westbay Marine Village for a little while and loved it. The location is…read morequite amazing, short bike ride/drive/water-taxi ride to downtown and epic view over the city from the RV Park. The bathrooms/laundromat facility is cleaned regularly and never had any real issue on that regard. Also it is a few steps away from awesome Gaby's restaurant (here: https://www.yelp.ca/biz/gabys-seaside-restaurant-victoria) I never stayed in the RV park but I know the area fairly well, the infrastructure appear really good and the view is really hard to beat.

Super busy park - when I went last month, it was difficult to find parking on the south end of the…read morepark. There are two entrances so maybe the north end was better? Anyway, I went to Goldstream Falls and saw a huge group of salmon trying to jump up the falls. I'm not sure if any of them made it as it's very tall... The hike took a leisurely one hour, with the steepest part being right before the falls as there is a staircase leading down to the falls. There are huge trees and cool-looking fungi that dot alongside the trail. The trail follows the stream for a good bit so you hear the bubbling stream. The toilets are the composting/septic tank toilets without water, so be prepared. I wanted to go to Niagara Falls, but ran out of time. Maybe next time! At the time of this review, it looks like the trail to Niagara Falls is washed out and so inaccessible.

Their website states: This winter, from early December until late January, Goldstream Provincial…read morePark's Visitor Centre will be celebrating the return of the Bald Eagles with special programs and exhibits focusing on birds of prey. Not true. We came on January 22nd and the place was deserted. The Visitor Centre was closed and there was no eagle in sight.

Beacon Hill Park is such a beautiful and vast park! Our party of four had to break our exploring of…read moreit into two different rounds and each time it was great! There are beautiful ponds and fountains here in amongst lush trees. There are paths that lead you into all sorts of park adventures! On the first excursion we saw a juvenile owl in a tree and got some pictures of it as well as well as the Moss Lady statue as extra bonuses. On the second excursion we went to a wonderful rose garden, the Children's Farm which consists of various animals which are primarily barnyard types. We then went to the south end of the park and went to Mile Zero for the Trans Canadian Highway and a gorgeous view of the water from the Straight of Juan De Fuca. And we saw more juvenile owls out and about in the trees. Definitely a park to go to and it's the kind of place that will bring in tourist sightseers but will have locals or residents as well because it's clear it's a park that is loved by all.

A beautiful park in Victoria that reminded me a lot of of a small version of Central Park in New…read moreYork City. Tons of towering trees, lots of untouched, wild Lasic, beautiful, well tended to gardens, areas for kids to play as well as Pickleball and other courts for people to use to play. There's a dog park in There so you can take the dogs out for a walk as well. So many beautiful places and sites in this park. Which I'm sure would make for a great afternoon for any family that wanted to get away from home. A lot of it is taken care of by just a few People, and a number of volunteers to take care of gardens.

Campgrounds are full, kayaks are on the lake. A nice stop, it is shady and buggy here. No cold…read moredrinks or snacks. No beach for swimming

I've been traveling to this beautiful place of solitude for the past 8 years every June / July. I…read morelove the location, the views, the atmosphere, and the whales passing by in the early morning. Unfortunately, I'm writing this review today on a rather concerning development the past year. Honey bees, bumble bees, hornets, yellowjackets, and more seem to have taken over the entire camp area. They're annoying campers so much that people are verbally complaining to staff and hanging wasp traps up at night trying to catch-'em before the early morning sun. We couldn't even cook a meal without being attacked every 2 minutes, until one of us got stung. I've never been bothered like this in the past and it isn't an isolated incident. These insects have become bold and aggressive. Management needs to take action and have the site sprayed before an attack occurs on someone allergic and they end up in a law suit for negligence. Again, this isn't a small isolated group. There are huge packs of aggressive insects flying all over everyone's food and drinks. They even come all the way out to the tables by the shoreline.