RV camping near Whistler

Whistler is a must-see mountain destination—RVers won’t want to just pass through.

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Canada
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British Columbia
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Whistler

83% (5 reviews)

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2 top RV sites near Whistler

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Wild Farm with Mountain Views

4 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents26 acres · BC

Wild Farm with Mountain Views Camp with Bambi! Wildlife viewings including bears, moose, deer, geese, ducks, hummingbirds, warblers, finches and wolves. Big open 360 degree mountain views. Bright stars and open field where you can tuck into the treed edge next to the deers! The moonlight can be as bright as daytime and the stars are quite a site. There are four sites to choose from according to your needs. The RV sites are for RV's that are self-sufficient without the need for electricity nor water in or out (no dumping and there is no running water nor an outhouse at RV sites). RV's will be parking on grass and the site requires levelling. We can accommodate vehicles up to 39ft in length. Have your choice of bringing your own tent or using ours! New Glamping Dome Tents with Queen Sized Beds, table and chairs and hammocks including a small van fridge/stove and covered counter for cooking . Unplug and Unwind to the sound of breeze through the trees and romantically flowing water from the nearby creek. There is no cell service or electromagnetic disruption here which makes for a beautiful peaceful mountain retreat. Bring your telescope for the opportunity to see clear, off the grid skies and epic star viewing for the astronomer in you. Birkenhead Lake Provincial Park is walkable from our farm and there you can hike, fish, swim, paddle, and more! This road is maintained by Canadian Department of Forestry. It is a gravel road that in winter would require 4x4. Otherwise we've seen many EVO cars (Prius Hybrid or fully electric Kia Niro) and even fancy BMW sedan's on this road.

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The Sanctum on Highline Road

11 sites · RVs, Tents142 acres · Lillooet, BC

Situated on a mountain plateau overlooking beautiful Anderson Lake there is a rugged beauty to this land. Through a quirk of geography, our land is remote and wild while only being a 3 hour drive from Vancouver. Located at the beginning of the Highline Road popular with adventure seekers, this property is about a 10 minute drive from the Anderson Lake boat launch in D'Arcy. The lake is a fisherman's dream known for its rainbow and bull trout. Paddle boarding, hiking, biking, and motorized sports are among the activities enjoyed in the area. Upon ascending the initial gravel road climb, you will be greeted with fantastic mountain and lake views. Pines, cedars, firs, birch, and aspen make up the forest cover while junipers and wildflowers find their home in the clearings between the trees. Hot during the day and cool at night, the views truly glow just before sunset and then again as the moon rises to cast pale shadows on a land free from light pollution. The property is still under development, so please excuse the mess as we build out our off-grid spa and amenity spaces. Currently we only offer a compost toilet, but stay tuned for a further refined experience that will include access to water, showers, 6 person hammocks, and trails. At this time we do not allow fires due to local fire ban, but CSA approved propane fire pits will soon be available for rent.

RV camping near Whistler guide

Overview

Sitting high up in the Coast Mountains, 120 kilometres north of Vancouver, Whistler Village offers urban amenities coupled with unparalleled year-round outdoor adventure for RV campers. While Whistler Village itself is a maze of pedestrian walkways lined with cute boutiques, organic cafes, and world-class restaurants, the surrounding crown of snow-capped Whistler and the Coast Mountains is the real showstopper. Welcoming over 2 million visitors annually, it’s one of Canada’s top tourist destinations—and for good reason. The skiing is phenomenal, biking trails are well maintained, local lakes (such as Alice Lake Provincial Park) are ideal for canoeing, and the alpine hiking trails offer a myriad of views and landscapes to hikers. There are only two full-service RV resorts near Whistler Village, but campers have lots of alternative RV camping options with hookups, dishwashing stations, washrooms with hot showers, and firepits just a short drive away. Also check out RV sites in nearby Squamish and Pemberton for more options.