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BC Camping News - Trips & Tips for RVers and Campers

Know Before You Go Camping in BC - information on driving conditions, wildfires and other important details.

How to Experience the Great Bear Rainforest by Land, Sea and Air

Driving is a big part of any journey along The Infinite Coast of British Columbia, as is time in the air and time on the water. On this pristine stretch of coastline—home to largest intact coastal temperate rainforest on Earth—forest, ocean, wildlife, and culture are deeply connected, and every leg of the trip reveals a new perspective.

Circling British Columbia's Wild Cariboo

Plan an exceptional RV adventure tour into the rugged Cariboo mountains in central British Columbia, traversing diverse land rich in gold, copper and vast cattle ranches. And, depending on the time of year you travel, see thousands of Pacific salmon migrating to spawn in tributaries of the Upper Fraser River. This story is just a glimpse of what you can experience on this remarkable RV trip. A much larger picture unfolds in our road trip here.

BC Parks 14-Night Camping Limit

BC Parks campgrounds offer unforgettable experiences – from panoramic views and star‑filled skies to scenic trails waiting to be explored. To ensure everyone has a chance to enjoy these incredible spaces, most parks have a 14-night stay limit per year. On your next camping adventure, try a new campground. You may just find your new favourite!

For more information, visit: https://bcparks.ca/reservations/frontcountry-camping/.

Know Your Tracks and Hide Your Snacks: Tips to Help Kids Respect Wildlife at Camp

Kids LOVE camping! Fresh air and s’mores, dirty fingernails and staying up late. It’s important to mix in some education with all that fun. It’s our job as parents or guardians to raise the next generation of responsible recreators. Here are some ways to do it — Without your kids calling you out for being way too boring.

Get Your Copy of the 2026/27 Super Camping Guide

Hot off the press! You will want to pick up your new copy of the Super Camping Guide available by May 15 at Visitor Information Centres and some campgrounds listing in the guide. An online version will be ready early May. For more information click here.

Human Food Kills Wildlife

Always keep a BARE campsite: store all food, garbage, and scented items in a hard-sided vehicle or food locker, and keep pets leashed. Wildlife coexistence means sharing space respectfully. Watching, feeding, or photographing wildlife reduces natural wariness, which puts wildlife, pets, and people at risk. Learn more at: https://parks.canada.ca/pn-np/bc/pacificrim/nature/faune-wildlife

Pick Up the 2026 Adventure Guide at Fraserway RV Rentals

Fraserway RV Rentals is pleased to announce the release of the 2026 Alberta/BC Adventure Guide to kickoff the coming season. The guide can be picked up at Fraserway in Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton, as well at RV Rentals and Sales locations in Whitehorse, Toronto, Montreal and Halifax.

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