The best airstream rentals near Duncan, British Columbia

Known as the City of Totems (thanks to the world's largest collection of outdoor totem poles), Duncan is on the traditional lands of the Cowichan First Nation and is one of Vancouver Island’s most historically important centres. Just off the Trans-Canada Highway, halfway between Victoria and Nanaimo, the city boasts heritage buildings, gastropubs featuring local produce, and galleries showcasing First Nations artists. Located on the Cowichan River, in the heart of the Cowichan Valley, Duncan’s fishing, hiking and canoeing opportunities are endless. Camping options are just as plentiful, covering everything from riverside RVing to tent camping in nearby provincial parks.

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1. Jordan River's Little Airstream

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47km from Duncan · 1 site · Lodging · Jordan River, BC

Welcome to JR’s Little Airstream! This space is small but mighty, and designed to provide guests with a cozy and memorable stay on Southern Vancouver Island, close to surf, beaches, and hiking trails! A private rustic outdoor shower, covered outdoor patio area, and bbq expand on the classic airstream interior with warm and comfortable touches. Your Airstream dream awaits!

2. Aluminum Falcon Glamping

46km from Duncan · 1 site · Lodging · Sooke, BC

Welcome to the Aluminum Falcon. .Your own private Spa Getaway. This diamond in the rough situated in the wild west coast of Sooke, BC will offer you a stepping stone to the natural wonders that surround us here. Enjoy your Private Finnish Sauna, outdoor fire pit, Luxurious King Size Bed, open air Bath house with Claw Foot Tub, AC/heat Pump, Nespresso with milk steamer. T.V, INTERNET/WiFi, BOSE BT Sound and all the comforts. The space Enjoy your own private fully fenced and private yard. A Large deck flows into the Airstream with an open air bathhouse with vintage claw foot bath tub for you to relax in and soak in your epson salt bath while the infrared heater glows with heat. Listen to the Great Horned Owls hoot while you read a book. The Finnish Sauna is Private

Known as the City of Totems (thanks to the world's largest collection of outdoor totem poles), Duncan is on the traditional lands of the Cowichan First Nation and is one of Vancouver Island’s most historically important centres. Just off the Trans-Canada Highway, halfway between Victoria and Nanaimo, the city boasts heritage buildings, gastropubs featuring local produce, and galleries showcasing First Nations artists. Located on the Cowichan River, in the heart of the Cowichan Valley, Duncan’s fishing, hiking and canoeing opportunities are endless. Camping options are just as plentiful, covering everything from riverside RVing to tent camping in nearby provincial parks.

98% (96)

Top-rated campgrounds

1. Jordan River's Little Airstream

100%

(3)

47km from Duncan · 1 site · Lodging · Jordan River, BC

Welcome to JR’s Little Airstream! This space is small but mighty, and designed to provide guests with a cozy and memorable stay on Southern Vancouver Island, close to surf, beaches, and hiking trails! A private rustic outdoor shower, covered outdoor patio area, and bbq expand on the classic airstream interior with warm and comfortable touches. Your Airstream dream awaits!

2. Aluminum Falcon Glamping

46km from Duncan · 1 site · Lodging · Sooke, BC

Welcome to the Aluminum Falcon. .Your own private Spa Getaway. This diamond in the rough situated in the wild west coast of Sooke, BC will offer you a stepping stone to the natural wonders that surround us here. Enjoy your Private Finnish Sauna, outdoor fire pit, Luxurious King Size Bed, open air Bath house with Claw Foot Tub, AC/heat Pump, Nespresso with milk steamer. T.V, INTERNET/WiFi, BOSE BT Sound and all the comforts. The space Enjoy your own private fully fenced and private yard. A Large deck flows into the Airstream with an open air bathhouse with vintage claw foot bath tub for you to relax in and soak in your epson salt bath while the infrared heater glows with heat. Listen to the Great Horned Owls hoot while you read a book. The Finnish Sauna is Private

Stories from the community

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Tbrawlen

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Jordan River's Little Airstream

My girlfriend and I loved this place! It was quiet and clean, the vibe was so lovely we had a hard time leaving. Lots of hikes close by and the best little coffee shop at the bottom of the hill. Robyn was super helpful and kind! 10/10, 5 stars! Will be back!

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Melissa

August 2025

2 nights at Jordan River's Little Airstream

I’m 2-0 with my first 2 HipCamp experiences on this trip. This spot and the adorable Airstream were exactly as advertised and so great. Robyn was super responsive. The location is private but still a short drive away from many great spots. Everything was super clean and comfortable, don’t let the size fool you, everything you need is there. A hammock or somewhere to lounge on the patio with a book would make it perfection.

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Trace

April 2025

1 night at Jordan River's Little Airstream

A hidden gem. A perfect stop for a trip to Port Renfrew or any of the many beaches near by. Cozy and comfortable bed . Loved the outdoor shower The trailer was immaculate and everything was well maintained. Even got a free jar of honey ❤️

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The best airstreams near Duncan guide

When to go

With its temperate climate, Vancouver Island has the warmest year-round weather in all of Canada, but it also gets the most rainfall. To avoid the wettest months (October to April), plan your camping trip to Duncan and the Cowichan Valley between May and September. July and August are the busiest months, so make sure you book ahead if possible. If you’re seeking the two sweet-spot months for camping, opt for June or September.

Know before you go

Public transit is limited outside of Duncan’s downtown area, so if you want to explore the greater Cowichan Valley, having your own vehicle is key.
There are a number of shopping centres along the Trans-Canada Highway and in Duncan, but once you venture off onto smaller roads, supplies become limited. Stock up where you can.
Bears and cougars live all over Vancouver Island, so follow park food-storage guidelines and wildlife protocols.
Even during the summer months, the rain can roll in, so be sure to pack appropriate waterproof clothes and gear to keep you warm and dry.