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    Indigenous-Owned Campgrounds, RV Parks & Cabins

    By Indigenous Tourism British Columbia

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Our connection to the land is unbroken.

Direct experience with nature is all the medicine you need to keep on the adventurer’s path. With spectacular settings ranging from sage-filled desert to salty-shored coastline, camping in Indigenous British Columbia is the lap of luxury.

From dome glamping to teepee camping, the best places to camp in British Columbia are Indigenous-owned.

Soothe your soul and seek the unknown.

Land-based activities such as fishing, hiking, and kayaking combined with outdoor accommodations and connect with Indigenous locals.

Learn more about Indigenous-owned campgrounds, RV parks, and cabins, and make your camping reservations.

Tunkwa Lake Resort with starry night sky

From dome glamping to teepee camping, the best places to camp in British Columbia are Indigenous-owned.

Learn more about Indigenous-owned campgrounds, RV parks, and cabins, and make your camping reservations.

Vancouver Coast and Mountains

  • Cheam Fishing Village and Campground

    Cheam Fishing Village and Campground is located on the banks of the Fraser River with access to spectacular salmon, trout and sturgeon fishing. The campground, an ancient fishing village on Cheam First Nation territory, Pilalt Tribal grounds, is where Stó:lō people have fished for over 10,000 years.
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    Sunset at Cheam Fishing Village and Campground

  • Gorge Harbour Marina Resort

    Located within the traditional territories of the Klahoose, Homalco, and Tla’amin First Nations, Gorge Harbour Marina Resort on Cortes Island offers access to Desolation Sound and Discovery Islands. Guests can enjoy rustic lodge rooms, a cottage, an RV park, tent sites, and six new glamping domes.
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  • Retasket Lodge & RV Park

    Retasket Lodge & RV Park in Lillooet, BC, offers rooms and RV sites with views of the Fraser River and surrounding mountains. Explore historic downtown Lillooet or enjoy the abundant outdoor activities. Newly added Seton Lake cabins provide a lakeside escape for hiking, canoeing, or kayaking.
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    Mountain View from Patio at Retasket Lodge

Vancouver Island

  • Salish Seaside RV Resort and Marina

    Located in Esquimalt, BC, The Salish Seaside RV Resort and Marina is owned and operated by the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations. Western Canada's premier seaside motor home park is on a private peninsula, offering opportunities to explore Indigenous history and ocean and wildlife experiences.
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    Marina at Salish Seaside

  • Snaw Naw As Campground

    Located in Nanoose Bay, just north of Nanaimo, Snaw Naw As Campground blends rustic camping with modern comforts. It’s an ideal base for exploring Vancouver Island, with oceanside views and easy access to parks, lakes, and seaside adventures, all while connecting to the traditions of the Snaw-naw-as people.
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    Camper RV under the stars at night

  • Wya Point Resort

    Wya Point Resort is situated amongst old-growth forests and private beaches of the Yuu-thlu-ilth-aht (Ucluelet) First Nation Peoples on Vancouver Island, near the world-famous Pacific Rim National Park. The destination offers luxurious lodge accommodations, waterfront yurts, and beachfront camping.
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    A log cabin in the woods overlooking the water

  • Tsawaak Cabins and RV Resort

    Owned and operated by Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation, Tsawaak RV Resort offers private access to Mackenzie Beach and popular hikes and attractions on Vancouver Island. The name Tsawaak is derived from His-shuk-nish-tsa-waak, meaning “we are all one,” honouring a deep connection to nature and the land.
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    Tsawaak Mini Longhouse Cabin

  • Fair Harbour Marina & Campgrounds

    Fair Harbour Marina and Campgrounds is located in the traditional territory of Ka:’yu:’k’t’h’/Che:k’tles7et’h’ First Nations on Vancouver Island. Known as the gateway to Kyouot Sound, the destination features 26 campsites, four rental cabins, wildlife/cultural tours, and fishing charters.
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    Vancouver Island Cabins at Fair Harbour Marina & Campgrounds

  • Chims Guest House

    Chims Guest House offers one-bedroom accommodations in Port Alberni en route to Tofino, BC. With access to incredible outdoor activities and views of Mount Arrowsmith, the property is in the Nuu-chah-nulth Territory, named after čims, which means Bear in the Nuu-chah-nulth Barkley dialect.
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    Kitchen in Suite at Chims Guest House

  • Pachena Bay Campground

    At the mouth of the Pachena River near Bamfield, Vancouver Island, the Huu-ay-aht First Nations Pachena Bay Campground offers a retreat for campers and RV enthusiasts. The spectacular campground is the gateway to the West Coast Trail, set amidst old-growth rainforest next to the Pacific Ocean.
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    RV Camping Truck Parked at Pachena Bay Campground

  • Puntledge RV Park & Campground

    Experience the outdoors alongside modern amenities at Puntledge RV Park & Campground, located in Courtenay, BC, in the territory of the K’omoks First Nation. Situated at the original Pentlatch People site, the campground is a short walk from the must-see salmon run and adventure activities.
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    Lower Field Campground at Puntledge RV Park and Campground

  • The Cabins at Alert Bay

    Owned by the ‘Na̱mg̱is Nation, The Cabins at Alert Bay, Cormorant Island, feature 14 cabins on scenic forested grounds to choose from. Guests can enjoy cultural experiences and eco-adventures on ‘Na̱mg̱is Territory, encompassing nearby watersheds and islands in Johnstone and Queen Charlotte Straits.
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    Overview of the grounds layout at The Cabins At Alert Bay

  • Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge & RV Park

    A scenic 10-minute ferry crossing from Campbell River brings you to Quadra Island, the home of Laichwiltach First Nation and Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge & RV Park (Cape Mudge Oceanside RV Park). The RV park is situated at the water's edge of an 1100-acre forest where bald eagles soar and killer whales are passers-by.
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    Camping at Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge & RV Park

  • Cluxewe Resort

    First-Nations-owned and operated Cluxewe Resort is located on the ancestral land of the Kwakiutl people on northern Vancouver Island. The resort offers rustic luxury with self-contained waterfront cottages, suites, and 152 campsites, where guests enjoy the sounds of waves and wildlife
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    Cluxewe Cabins View

  • Qualicum First Nation Campground

    The Qualicum First Nation Waterfront Campground, Cabins and RV Park is centrally located a short 14 minute drive from Qualicum Beach on beautiful Vancouver Island, offering a great camping experience with beach access for all our campers.
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  • Nitinaht Campground & Cabins

    Nitinaht Lake Campground, proudly operated by the Ditidaht People is known for its natural beauty, steady thermal winds, access to Nitinaht Lake and the Caycuse River, as well as the West Coast Trail. in addition to camping, Nitinaht offers six new cozy 1-bedroom cabins with kitchenettes and decks.
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  • Cape Mudge RV Park & Wharf House Cottage

    A secluded oceanfront facility on beautiful Quadra Island on British Columbia's west coast.
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    Cape Mudge RV Park & Wharf House Cottage

  • Saysutshun Newcastle Island

    Come discover for yourself why the island has had a special place in the hearts of the Snuneymuxw people and captured the imaginations of visitors for generations.
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    A picture of a Totem pole taken on Saysutshun, a short ferry ride from Nanaimo

  • Toquaht Marina & Campground (Secret Beach Campground)

    On Vancouver Island’s West Coast near Ucluelet, Toquaht Marina and Campground offers access to the stunning Broken Group Islands. Situated in the traditional territory of the Toquaht Nation, the campground features 67 campsites, RV parking, a marina, and boat and kayak launches.
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    Overhead view of two kayakers

Thompson Okanagan

  • Nk’Mip Campground & RV Park

    Owned by the South Okanagan Osoyoos Indian Band, Nk’Mip Campground and RV Park is located in Osoyoos, BC. With more lakefront and beach access sites than any other park, the resort offers access to outdoor adventures, working vineyards and Indigenous cultural experiences at Nk’Mp Cultural Centre.
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    Nk'Mip RV & Campground Local Cultural Centre

  • Tunkwa Lake Resort

    Located in the Thompson Nicola region, Tunkwa Lake Resort offers luxury and rustic cabins, RV campsites, and tenting sites. Known as a premier fishing destination, guests will enjoy boat rentals, expert advice, and nearby hiking, biking, birding, and wildlife viewing.
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    Overhead view of Tunkwa Lake Resort

  • Utopia Feels

    Métis-owned and operated Utopia Glamping in Coldstream, BC, is a luxury agritourism campground and craft farm producer in Okanagan, BC. Situated on former nursery land, the retreat provides opportunities to enjoy the landscape and local activities like mountain biking, off-roading and winetasting.
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    View of a tent from Utopia Feels Luxury Camping

  • Grandpa’s Heart at Nicklen Lake

    Grandpa’s Heart at Nicklen Lake (aka K’ik’wa7 i7 spu7usc) is an Indigenous-owned and operated rustic retreat in Okanagan, BC. The destination features a lodge, seven cabins with lake views, rowboat rental, and Indigenous workshops featuring traditional plant medicine, language, and art.
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    One of many large and beautiful Cabins at Grandpa's Heart at Nicklen Lake

  • Tatawaw Kanata Glamping & Wellness

    In the Okanagan, Tatawaw Kanata Glamping and Wellness offers 5-star luxury under the stars, blending outdoor adventure and Indigenous culture. With locations across BC’s interior, enjoy rustic tipi and safari tents featuring king-sized beds, wood stoves, and optional ensuite bathrooms.
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    Hillside Classic at Tatawaw Kanata Glamping & Wellness

  • Tim’s by the River Campsite

    Tim's Campsite, nestled along the Salmon River between Vernon and Falkland, welcomes RVs, tents, and group camping. Enjoy activities such as hiking, fishing, and wildlife watching. With over 20 years of experience, Tim’s goal is to make your stay easy, comfortable, and memorable.
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  • Quilakwa RV Park

    Situated along the picturesque banks of the Shuswap River, in the heart of Enderby, the Quilakwa RV Park & Campground offers a tranquil and serene environment, featuring well-manicured lawns and spacious, comfortable sites.
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Kootenay Rockies

  • The Raven’s Nest Resort & Campground

    Located 4km north of Fairmont Hot Springs, BC, Raven’s Nest Resort and Campground is part of Akisknuk First Nation, offering 25 campsites, one tipi site, and eight log cabins with BBQ, picnic table, and fire ring. Open May to October, the resort is also home to an 18-hole disc golf course.
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    A cliff-side cabin view at The Raven's Nest Resort & Campground

  • Alpha Mountain Lodging

    Alpha Mountain Lodging is a family-owned 25-acre resort tucked away at the base of Boulder Mountain, four kilometres from Revelstoke, BC. With four modern-rustic lodges, the Métis-owned property boasts stunning mountain vistas and a cedar barrel sauna for the ultimate enjoyment and relaxation.
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    Luna Lodge at Alpha Mountain Lodging

  • St. Eugene Golf Resort

    Located within the Ktunaxa Nation's traditional territory in Cranbrook, St. Eugene Golf Resort is a former residential school now operating as a full-service resort featuring a world-class golf course, deluxe suites and an RV Park. Guests can enjoy cultural education and more.
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    St Eugene Resort

Northern British Columbia

  • ‘Ksan Campground

    ‘Ksan Campground is located along the scenic Skeena and Bulkley Rivers in Hazelton, Northern BC, on the land of the Gitxsan Nation. Guests can connect with nature via the forest and river trails and experience the heritage of the Gitxsan People at the adjacent ‘Ksan Historical Village and Museum.
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    'Khan Campground Scenery

  • Kasiks Wilderness Resort

    Kasiks Wilderness Resort is 60km West of Terrace and 90km East of Prince Rupert on the traditional territories of Kitsumkalum of the Tsimshian Nation. With ten lodge rooms, 24 campsites, and a cafe on the banks of the Skeena River, Kasiks is an ideal home base for exploring the Northwest Coast.
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    Stay and Ski at Kasiks Wilderness Resort

  • Witset RV Park and Campground

    The 40-site Moricetown RV Park and Campground stands north of Smithers on a plateau surrounded by snow-capped mountains, overlooking the beautiful Widzin Kwah Canyon and conveniently located on the popular Yellowhead Highway 16 circle tour route to Alaska.
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    Motor home parked under trees near a picnic table at the Witset RV Park and Campground

  • Hiellen Village Longhouses

    Discover Hiellen Village Longhouses in Naikoon Provincial Park, Northern Haida Gwaii, BC. The Longhouses and Group Longhouse offer "glamping" adventures with cozy accommodations surrounded by natural beauty. Guests can connect with Haida culture, gather clams and crabs, or surf and storm watch.
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    Small Longhouse at Hiellen Village Longhouses

Cariboo Chilcotin Coast

  • Shearwater Resort & Marina

    Shearwater Resort & Marina is a Heiltsuk-owned Indigenous wilderness resort in the Great Bear Rainforest on Denny Island. The destination welcomes visitors with exceptional fishing, Heiltsuk Territory marine and cultural tours, and accommodations, from lodges to float homes and camping facilities.
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    Resort at Shearwater Resort

  • Three Nations Store & Lodge

    In the unspoiled wilderness of Nazko Valley, Three Nations Store & Lodge provides comfort for modern explorers. Visitors can enjoy the community feel of the restaurant, the convenience of the gas station and store and the gorgeous wildlife and nature from the rustic cabins or RV park and campground.
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    Scenic aerial view of Three Nations Store & Lodge

  • Whispering Willows Campsite

    Welcoming visitors to the Cariboo and Williams Lake area, Whispering Willows offers tenting and full-service campsites complete with fire pits and picnic tables. The spot is a favourite for many campers along Highway 97, with abundant trees and a sparkling creek to cool off in.
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    Campsite sign with trees in the background

  • Sulphurous Lake Resort

    Cabins, RV’s or camping, summer or winter, we are here to host you.
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    Forest View of Outside of Cabin at Sulphurous Lake Resort

  • Big Bar Guest Ranch

    Located between British Columbia’s Thompson-Nicola and Cariboo regions, Big Bar Guest Ranch covers 102 acres at the base of the Marble Mountain Range. This historic ranch delivers an authentic Western experience with horseback riding, hiking, and a private lake for fishing and canoeing.
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    Trail Rides at Big Bar Guest Ranch