Features

  • Spectacular views with water on three sides

  • Over 50 acres --  lots of elbow room

  • Full service RV sites, stunning ocean views

  • Great city water from pristine Nanaimo Lakes

  • 30 amp & 50 amp sites

  • Sewer hookups and Sani-Dump

  • 3 camping areas: Oceanside, Oceanview and Forested

  • Group RV area available with a picnic shelter and a central firepit

  • Lots of private family size campsites

  • Our seasonal Living Forest Cafe features gourmet coffees, teas, breakfast sandwiches, ice cream and a deck with an incredible waterview; plus free wi-fi and laptop recharging stations

  • Office/store has ice, treats, and dry firewood

  • Large laundromat features 6 dryers and 6 washers

  • Free high-speed WiFi access around the office, in the Adult Lounge, and on the Living Forest Café patio. Tengo WiFi is available on most campsites in the park for an additional fee. Inquire at the office for more details or to purchase WiFi for your site.

    • Fantastic, sheltered kayaking and canoeing is available seasonally.  Launch your own or rent ours.
       
  • All the main roads are paved, allowing for smooth & gentle bicycle riding!

  • “Adults Only” Lounge with tables, couches, kitchenette, big screen TV, library, and a selection of boardgames.

  • Kids game room (open seasonally) with ping-pong, foosball, and air hockey.

  • Adventure playground in the centre of the park

  • Full size concrete basketball court with ball hockey goals available too​ (we have balls to borrow)

  • Beach volleyball net located by the swimming area.

  • First rate washroom facilities -- all tiled

  • Two showerhouses with HOT token-operated showers ($1 = 5 minutes). A dedicated accessible shower-room is available for those with mobility limitations (please inquire at the office for more information).

  • Fire rings and picnic tables at all sites

  • Sandy sunbathing beach and gravel swimming beach

  • Downtown Nanaimo is only a five minute drive away

  • Shopping centre just 1/2 km (1/3 mile) away

  • Walking trails along the Nanaimo River, forested trails and ocean viewpoints

Stand at our breathtaking ‘Point of View’ (short trail between sites 130 and 131) and this is what you’ll see!  Here’s a guide to tell you what you’re looking at.

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