This stretch of BC coastline spans ocean to mountain, with plenty of RV camping along the way.
The Sunshine Coast stretches for more than 100 miles from Howe Sound to Desolation Sound in the southwest corner of mainland British Columbia. Accessible only by ferry, boat, or plane, it has a laid-back island feel, where nature and adventure come together—and there are plenty of camping and RV options for those who bring their vehicle on the ferry or rent one upon arrival. Set up the RV in idyllic Halfmoon Bay, on the Powell River, or perhaps at an orchard campsite near Roberts Creek. Look out for private RV campsites with dump stations, oceanfront picnic tables, and no neighbors to be seen, or choose a convenient RV park near a town like Gibsons. Wherever you choose, you’ll be close to rainforest and beaches where you can see the stars and watch for whales.