Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Rathtrevor Beach Provincial Park adventure.
Mountain views, old-growth trees, ocean sunsets, and a wide sandy beach.
Set on an old farm, the 347-hectare Rathtrevor Provincial Park has long been popular as a picnic site and holiday camping area. Families are drawn to the beach with its shallow water and vast, low-tide sandbar, while the playgrounds, bike track, interpretive programs, and easy walking trails are also popular. Over 250 campsites are split between group sites, walk-in tent sites, and drive-in sites, all of which offer basic amenities including picnic tables, fire rings, and access to hot showers. Rathtrevor Provincial Park is situated within the traditional territory of the Pentlach Band of the Coast Salish people.
Rathtrevor Provincial Park is open for camping year-round, though some services are unavailable outside of the regular May to October season. For the warmest water, visit in July or August (though this will also be the busiest time in the park).