Super Camping British Columbia
Super Camping British Columbia

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Canyon to Coast Trail British Columbia: Experience the Fraser

Experience the Fraser aims to connect recreational, cultural, and heritage sites between Hope and the Salish Sea through a network of trails and blueways. In 2017, an 18-kilometre section of the Canyon to Coast trail opened between Rosedale and Chilliwack. The trail connects Ferry Island Provincial Park and Island 22 Regional Park. Read more

Top 5 Easy Hikes Near Victoria, British Columbia

There are several easy hikes that are great for families of all ages to explore near Victoria. Like the city itself, the trails are often rich with history, yet full of scenery as hikers can get a good feel for the natural and rugged beauty of the Pacific Northwest. Read more

Salmon Spawning in the Fraser Valley, British Columbia – A Fun Day for the Family

October and November are the months when salmon - Chinook, coho, sockeye, chum and pink - return from the Pacific Ocean to the rivers and creeks in British Columbia to spawn. So, if you are looking for something to do this fall, a fun and educational activity for the whole family is to visit one or more of the Salmon Hatcheries or Spawning Channels in BC. Read more

The Travel British Columbia website is designed to help people find information about the kinds of travel or vacation experiences they can encounter in British Columbia the site assists tourists, campers and RVers in locating a range of accommodations including lodging, campgrounds and RV parks, with links to maps, circle tours, camping and RVing tips, travel information and more.

Touring in a motorhome, 5th wheel trailer, caravan or by car is the ideal way to experience British Columbia’s natural beauty. So why not visit the majestic peaks of the Kootenay Rocky Mountains, or listen to the pounding surf of the Pacific Ocean off Vancouver Island, alternatively learn about Native Cultures in Northern British Columbia, or fish pristine lakes in the Cariboo, try golfing some of the world’s finest courses in the Okanagan, or view the abundant wildlife of the Thompson, or take in the sites of Vancouver and Whistler. British Columbia is a land where the things to see and do are as diverse as the landscape, its people, and your imagination.

The Travel British Columbia website is owned by the BC Lodging and Campgrounds Association, and has information on camping, tenting, RVing in BC and alternative lodging listings such as cottages, cabins, lodges and glamping (glamour camping).

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