Where to Stay
Long Beach Unit | Broken Group Islands Unit | West Coast Trail Unit
Various camping options are available depending on the area of the park you are visiting. Please be aware that no roofed accommodation is found in the park.
Long Beach Unit
In the Park:
Camping
Stroll the Long Beach Unit and take in all the sights and sounds it has to offer.
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There is one campground within the Long Beach Unit of Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. Green Point Campground is located on Hwy.4, midway between Ucluelet and Tofino. All sites are situated on a forested terrace with trail access to Long Beach.
Green Point Campground is open May 1 to mid-October. During the high season, the campground fills every night. Reservations for the 2013 camping season will be available using the Parks Canada Reservation Service on April 2, 2013 at 8 am (PST).
Camping fees vary according to services offered and sites provided. Click here for camping fees.
Types of campsites available at Green Point:
| Campsite type | Services | Reservations | Notes |
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Drive in site (94 sites) |
- Flush toilets
- Fire-pits
- Picnic tables
- Sani-dump
- Firewood provided for a fee
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- 6 people (exceptions may be possible for 2 adults with their dependent children to a maximum of 7 people)
- 2 vehicles per site, space permitting
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Walk-in forest site (20 sites) |
- Flush toilets
- Cold water taps
- Picnic tables
- Food storage
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- Reservations are not available
- Sites are available on a first-come-first-serve basis
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- 6 people (exceptions may be possible for 2 adults with their dependent children to a maximum of 7 people)
- No pets, alcohol, stereos or fires
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Group walk in site (1 site) |
- Flush toilets
- Fire-pit
- Picnic table
- Firewood provided for a fee
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- Reservations are available
- Fax request to 250-726-3520
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- 8 to 24 people
- No pets, alcohol, or stereos
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Note:
- Maximum stay is seven nights per month.
- An indoor theatre is located near the campground entrance. Evening presentations are offered from late June to early September.
- There are no cooking facilities. We recommend you bring a stove.
- There are NO HOOK-UPS OR SHOWERS. Showers are available through a number of local businesses contact the local Ucluelet and Tofino Chambers of Commerce.
- Bare Campsite policy (PDF, 622 KB) in effect. Non-compliance will result in the termination of your camping permit.
- Sani-station: the use and dumping of strong chemicals by RV owners impacts the effectiveness of sewage treatment. Please use environmentally friendly chemicals in your RV tanks.
- Due to wildlife, weather or other concerns campsites may not be accessible.
Outside the Park: Motels, lodges, resorts, bed and breakfasts and commercial campgrounds are found adjacent to the park in the villages of Tofino and Ucluelet. For more information, contact the Ucluelet and Tofino Chambers of Commerce
Broken Group Islands
Camping Discontinued on Benson Island, Broken Group Islands
Camping is discontinued on Benson Island effective May 1, 2009, out of great respect for its cultural significance.
Archaeological research dates traditional use of Benson Island for over five thousand years. Tseshaht First Nation's oral traditions name this site as their origin place where the first Tseshaht man (Naasiya'atu) and woman (Naasayilhim) were created. It became the site of their principal village of Ts'ishaa. It is from this village that the Tseshaht derive their name, as Tseshaht literally means “people of Ts'ishaa”.
Seven other islands in the Broken Group are available for overnight camping, including the nearby islands of Clark, Gilbert and Turret.
Visitors are encouraged to visit Benson Island during the day and return to designated campsites for the night.
In the Park: Wilderness camping areas are located on a variety of islands.
Outside the Park: For more information, contact the Ucluelet, Bamfield or Port Alberni Chambers of Commerce.
West Coast Trail
In the Park: Wilderness camping areas are found throughout the West Coast Trail.
Outside the Park: There are basic tourism services at, or near, both trailheads and Nitinat Village. These include accommodations, campgrounds, phones, fuel, some groceries, and food services. There are no banking facilities in the villages of Bamfield, Port Renfrew or Nitinat. For more information, contact the Bamfield and Sooke Region Chambers of Commerce.
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