Campervan Sites Near Maple Ridge, British Columbia: Best Maple Ridge Campervan Sites 2025

Tucked between the Fraser River and the Coast Mountains in a northeastern wedge of BC’s largest metropolis, Maple Ridge’s backyard includes the lakes, waterfalls, and pristine coastal rainforest of Golden Ears Provincial Park. More nature beckons in other regional parks with hundreds of kilometres of trails, from Kanaka Creek (with trails for hiking, biking, and horse-riding) to Whonnock Lake (swimming, canoeing, and tadpole seeking), while the urban centre has public art and heritage neighbourhoods to explore.

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Top-rated campgrounds

Tucked between the Fraser River and the Coast Mountains in a northeastern wedge of BC’s largest metropolis, Maple Ridge’s backyard includes the lakes, waterfalls, and pristine coastal rainforest of Golden Ears Provincial Park. More nature beckons in other regional parks with hundreds of kilometres of trails, from Kanaka Creek (with trails for hiking, biking, and horse-riding) to Whonnock Lake (swimming, canoeing, and tadpole seeking), while the urban centre has public art and heritage neighbourhoods to explore.

93% (3.4K)

Top-rated campgrounds

1. Oceans Edge Eagle Retreat

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42km from Maple Ridge · 27 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Tsawwassen, BC

Welcome to Oceans Edge Eagle Retreat. “Imagine if you will, the setting sun, orange, huge, resting atop the Gulf Islands. The breeze is blowing inland today, bringing along scents of salt air, and all is well. A bald eagle glides overhead, nearly close enough to catch you up to soaring heights. Even before the sun falls out of the sky the luminescent moon rises opposite. Prepare to embark on a remarkable journey where nature and luxury seamlessly intertwine to create an unforgettable experience. Oceans Edge Eagle Retreat is located in sc̓əwaθən məsteyəxʷ Tsawwassen First Nation Traditional Territory. Conveniently located just minutes from the BC Ferries, easily accessible for travellers seeking a unique stopover. Directly behind Oceans Edge Eagle Retreat are Splashdown Water Slides, Tsawwassen Springs Golf Course, and Tsawwassen Mills Mall, one of the largest malls in Canada. Tsawwassen is surrounded by 6 beaches, one of which you can windsurf. There are many other amenities nearby for your added convivence. Bordered by the Fraser River to the north; Boundary Bay, Roberts Bank and the United States border to the south; and the Salish Sea to the west. Oceans Edge Eagle Retreat is a private intimate retreat situated on oceanfront property, to gather with friends, family, and groups, or a beautiful quiet getaway by yourself to recharge. Oceans Edge Eagle Retreat also offers space for *Retreats *Weddings *Festivals *Birthdays* Holiday Parties* Corporate Parties* Receptions* Business Meetings* Bridal Showers *Family Events * Engagement Parties * Anniversary (inquire for more details, pricing etc.) The Glamping Tents are located on a large wooden deck, you'll find a sanctuary of opulence, wood-burning fireplaces, plush bedding, and carefully selected decor to create an ambience of tranquillity. Each tent has a private fire pit on the back of the tent. You can unwind and reconnect with nature while indulging in the modern amenities and conveniences we've thoughtfully incorporated into every aspect of your stay. We offer luxury glamping tents, that are nestled in nature underneath an eagle’s nest, that you can view from the luxury and privacy of your own glamping tent. There is a nearby wooden boardwalk that takes you to the beautiful beachfront where you can have picnics, bike rides, paddle boarding, bird watching, nature photography, and some breathtaking sunsets. Book your stay with us today and embark on a remarkable retreat that will leave you refreshed, renewed, and forever transformed. Welcome to Oceans Edge Eagle Retreat, your gateway to tranquillity and personal growth.

2. Hatzic Island Acres

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27km from Maple Ridge · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · Mission, BC

Welcome to Island Farm Camp, a peaceful 7-acre hobby farm on beautiful Hatzic Island in BC. Surrounded by lush greenery and open skies, our property offers a quiet escape just far enough from city life to breathe deep and slow down. Campers have access to a private field site, separated from other areas of the farm by an unused barn for added privacy. Whether you’re in a campervan, trailer, or tent, you’ll enjoy a spacious grassy area with a gravel pathway for easy access and a private fire pit (available when no fire ban is in effect). This is a dry, off-grid site—there are no hookups or on-site amenities, so guests must be fully self-contained, pack out all waste, and leave no trace. As part of your stay, feel free to say hello to our friendly flock of chickens who roam the farm and might just come by to greet you. You’re welcome to visit with them during your stay—especially a hit with kids and animal lovers! Though you may spot us around the property, the camping space is tucked away with plenty of room and privacy. We love sharing the charm of our little farm and hope you’ll enjoy a peaceful, no-fuss stay under the stars.

3. Ohana Farms

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70km from Maple Ridge · 5 sites · Tents, RVs · North Pender Island Trust Area, BC

Ohana farmns is a 46 Acre produce and flower farm. We are located on Pender Island in the beautiful Gulf Islands. Accomodations can be hard to find on the island, and if you do, they can often be expensive....we hope to change this by offering up the authentic experience of setting up a campsite right here on the farm!

4. Tamihi Meadows Cabins & RV Park

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42km from Maple Ridge · 22 sites · Tents, RVs · BC

SELF-CONTAINED UNITS ONLY! ***PLEASE CONFIRM IN YOUR REQUEST TO BOOK THAT YOU HAVE YOUR OWN TOILET & a pop-up change tent to put it in if not in an RV. (You can dump it before leaving - let the host know in advance). The map, is not accurate on this site! Check on my Tamihimeadows.com website for the actual map and directions & for more information and pictures. We strive to provide a place to enjoy the peace & quiet of nature, so it's not a place to party or have music loud enough for any neighbours to hear. Nestled in the heart of the Tamihi Recreational Area, just 20 minutes from town, our property offers a rare blend of seclusion and adventure. Surrounded on three sides by lush, moss-draped forest and bordered on the fourth by the stunning Chilliwack River, it’s a true nature lover’s paradise. Enjoy a spacious riverside beach, great for swimming during the summer and fall & has world-class fishing. The area features Class I–IV rapids, ideal for whitewater kayaking, with Chilliwack River Rafting just minutes away. There isn't river access at the sites. The stairs to the beach are through the covered picnic shelter. There is now a light wire fence along the river in riverfront sites for some protection because of the drop-off & undercut banks (not shown in the pictures). We have an endless network of trails and logging roads, perfect for ATVs (ride directly out of our gate), hiking, and biking. Whether you’re seeking adrenaline or tranquility, this property offers both. ATV's are idle in - idle out only. QUIET, well-mannered, leashed pets are welcome if you pick up after them. LONG WEEKENDS are a minimum of 3 nights. CHILDREN MUST be accompanied by a parent at all times! FIREWOOD is $9. for a large feed bag full & is available between 8 AM and 8 PM. BEEF and EGGS: We have grass-fed Black Angus beef for sale and we occasionally have eggs from our pastured chickens. Our free-range kind, gentle horses also wander the property. Any interactions with them are at your own risk! The gate must be kept closed because of them. If you prefer, we have 6 bare-bones fishermen's cabins. All the details are on my Tamihi Meadows site under "Cabins".

5. Gibsons Creek RV Resort&Campground

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70km from Maple Ridge · 11 sites · Tents, RVs · Vancouver, BC

The campground is ideally located at 1066 Gilmour Road in the charming town of Gibsons, BC, with 4-minutes drive to Gibsons's shopping center, restaurants and local amenities. Just 9 minutes from the Langdale Ferry Terminal, our campground is nestled in a lush forest, offering direct access to the trailheads of Mount Elphinstone, famous for its breathtaking views, as well as Sprockids Mountain Bike Park and Langdale Falls , with trails that stretch far and wide.

Stories from the community

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Paramvir

October 2025

30 ft Class A

Weekend Trip to Tamihi Meadows Cabins & RV Park

Great place to stay, great view of the river and nice to walk around. Would stay again!

Philip

October 2025

27 ft Class B

1 night at Hatzic Island Acres

Great and clean place, the host's reponse are very quick. Stay for one night.

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Simon

September 2025

19 ft campervan

With pets

3 nights at Ohana Farms

We loved our camping experience on Aaron’s farm. There’s so much space and a bunch of nice clean outhouses. Conveniently close walk to the Pender Island “downtown” area. Had the most relaxing time.

Anne

September 2025

Tent

4 nights at Ohana Farms

The entire experience was exactly what I needed. Peaceful, beautiful, intriguing, creative, friendly host, a loo, potable water, close to "town" and also central for all my exploring by bike/foot on this incredible island. I will definitely be back.

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Matthew

September 2025

19 ft Class B

With pets

1 night at Ohana Farms

Great spot to stay in the heart of Pender. We spent 2 nights and loved the location and quietness. Magic for a dog to run around and take in the bird song and nature. Aaron is a great host and very kind and great for a chat ! We will come back for sure.

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September 2025

Tent

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Tamihi Meadows Cabins & RV Park

Great private spot! The beach access was easy to get to! However it was very inconvenient that there was no outhouses to use and we had to bring our own toilets. Also was not given any direction to dispose of our waste when it was full, so had to haul it out. Lastly the outhouse was right outside our site and we kept getting wafts of outhouse smell… was not pleasant.

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Anne

September 2025

12 ft campervan

Weekend Trip to Ohana Farms

Another great stay here on the airfield full of bird song Thanks Aaron

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Tracy M

September 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Hatzic Island Acres

it was a beautiful field of green dreams. Simplicity of its best. No-frills uncomplicated. Felt safe and it was a great spot f rom which to explore the surrounding area..

Sheryl

September 2025

54 ft travel trailer

1 night at Hatzic Island Acres

We had a great stay. Easy communication, they accommodated us when we had mechanical issues and needed to park in a place to repair it, and also stay additional days. Super friendly. Nice and quiet. Totally recommend.

Ieva

September 2025

16 ft car

1 night at Ohana Farms

An eclectic and interesting place to stay.

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Melody

September 2025

16 ft campervan

Weekend Trip to Ohana Farms

This was a great stay, large open field with picnic tables at sites. We really loved the lowkey chill vibes of this campground!! Aaron was also really responsive with any questions we had(:

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Annette

August 2025

30 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Hatzic Island Acres

This was a good spot to stay overnight while heading North. Basic, but it worked. The host greeted us, and checked in later. Some summer boating noise, but quiet at dark. Lots of space to set up.

Elizabeth

August 2025

21 ft campervan

With kids

2 nights at Ohana Farms

Nice spot and great location. We enjoyed biking to the driftwood centre. Description is accurate in that there is just a basic pit toilet, so bring your own water! worked well for our truck camper.

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Luka

August 2025

16 ft car

1 night at Ohana Farms

Just over for a quick night and booked a stay here last minute; it was great! Nice place to tent or park a camper and explore the island with nature and a dark sky right there.

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Finley

August 2025

Tent

1 night at Ohana Farms

Great place to stay for the night! The space is essentially a large open field with minimal other campsites nearby.

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Chantal

August 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Ohana Farms

We loved our time at Ohana! Aaron made clear, easy directions for us morning of arrival. The spot and grounds were very well kept. Beautiful- nice and secluded, but very close to cafes, grocery and amenities. We will definitely be back! Thank you so much :)

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Sunita

August 2025

23 ft travel trailer

3 nights at Tamihi Meadows Cabins & RV Park

Our site was good, right by the river verycalming. Beautiful sunsets. There is a nice swimmable beach. Go there day time if possible for set up as its dark in the dark. Host is strict about visitors but guess it's her property n can be. If u are responsible n respectful to your neighbors n her property you should not have issues.

Steffi und Simon

August 2025

32 ft Class A

With kids

Weekend Trip to Tamihi Meadows Cabins & RV Park

We loved the River and the quietness of the campsite.

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Danielle

August 2025

Tent

2 nights at Ohana Farms

Second visit in the last few months and didn’t disappoint! Such a relaxing, spacious and peaceful setting super close to amazing amenities. Glamping at its finest!

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Haakon

August 2025

16 ft travel trailer

With pets

2 nights at Tamihi Meadows Cabins & RV Park

Our stay was absolutely lovely! Very private, with patches of sunlight through the trees. The view is every bit as nice as the pictures - probably nicer. The fence guarding the riverbank is not all that nice, but it's nice to have it there to catch anything wayward - the bank is too dangerous to be on, though only five or six feet high. We were lucky enough to have no one nearby so we had a forest and a river all to ourselves. Other campers we met were very nice, and we heard nothing at night - except for the river and nature, of course. No services were available for temporary renters (like us), but there was river water in a large tank we carried back to our site. We will definitely be back to Deborah's.

Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field

The best campervan sites near Maple Ridge guide

Where to go

North Shore

A string of bodies of water—Pitt Lake, Coquitlam Lake, and Indian Arm—await to the west, each tucked between the folds of ridges and ranges that continue on the other side of Burrard Inlet to North Vancouver. Here, the peaks of Mount Seymour, Grouse Mountain, and Cypress Mountain have recreational resorts that offer skiing and boarding in the winter and more hiking and mountain biking year-round.

East into Fraser Valley

Farther east into agricultural country along the Fraser River are more farms, including hazelnut orchards. Flanking this valley, southwestern BC’s mountains offer plenty of day and overnight hiking and camping. Continue eastward another half hour along the Trans-Canada Highway—or take longer, more scenic Highway 7 on the north side of the river—for water adventures at Harrison Lake and the village of Harrison Hot Springs, long said to be the roaming grounds of the legendary Sasquatch.

When to go

Most provincial park camping sites close in winter, but it’s possible to explore this area year-round. You’ll find mild-but-wet weather from November to February, while summer is the busy season, when locals and tourists take advantage of swimming and camping. In winter, go skiing in the mountains and watch storms on the coast.

When to go

Most provincial park camping sites close in winter, but it’s possible to explore this area year-round. You’ll find mild-but-wet weather from November to February, while summer is the busy season, when locals and tourists take advantage of swimming and camping. In winter, go skiing in the mountains and watch storms on the coast.

Know before you go

Most provincial parks take site reservations in advance and online (recommended throughout the high season of summer) and give an early priority booking window to BC residents.

The Trans-Canada Highway, which runs through Maple Ridge and neighbouring municipalities and across the Second Narrows bridge over Burrard Inlet, gets very busy during weekday rush-hours and holiday weekends. Avoid these peak commuting times when possible.
Although the North Shore and Coast Mountains fall within Greater Vancouver city limits, the area is no urban walk in the park. Be prepared when venturing into the backcountry, even within park boundaries, with extra food, water, and emergency shelter supplies—especially in winter.