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The best camping in Weymer Creek Provincial Park, BC
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Top-rated campsites near Weymer Creek Provincial Park
The Bearded Spruce Flats- ocean/river/old growth
1. The Bearded Spruce Flats- ocean/river/old growth
67km from Weymer Creek Provincial Park · 1 site
🌲 Oceanfront + Riverside Off-Grid Camping in Old Growth Forest
Tucked deep in the wild north of Sayward, this is a truly remote, off-grid escape where ancient forest meets ocean and river. We have a small Bunkee or camping spots available. Family friendly with a small park, trails and a wood fire hot tub.
Surrounded by towering old-growth cedar and spruce, our private property offers a rare chance to experience the raw, untouched beauty of the BC coast — the kind of place most people never get to see. We are fortunate to live and play here. We love to share all the amazing opportunities this land provides.
🌊 The Experience
Wake up to peace and quiet explore the shoreline, and spend your days immersed in nature:
* Witness salmon spawning (in season) and the wildlife it brings — including bears, bald eagles, and blue herons
* Incredible ocean and river fishing access nearby. We have a dock for boats and jumping in.
* Canoes and kayaks available for exploring
* Unplug completely — no crowds, no noise, just forest, water, and sky
*Hike along our trails to reach many private beach spots and see beautiful forests
This is a place for people who want real wilderness, not a campground.
🏕️ Stay Options
🌿 Private Campsites
* Secluded sites for tents, truck campers, or vans
* Outhouse available
* Surrounded by forest with access to river and ocean areas
🛖 Small Off-Grid Cabin
* Simple, cozy shelter in the woods
*Outhouse available
* Equipped with a basic kitchen setup and propane for cooking
* Ideal for those wanting a bit more comfort while staying immersed in nature
🚙 Getting Here (Important)
We are located about 1 hour from Sayward in a remote area.
Access options:
Drive in via forest service road (conditions vary — higher clearance recommended)
Pickup available from the highway for guests without suitable vehicles
Detailed directions will be provided after booking.
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Natures Hideaway!
2. Natures Hideaway!
83%
(3)
69km from Weymer Creek Provincial Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
We have taken some time to improve our location and now offer 1 full serviced site and 1 tenting site.
Sayward has such a variety of outdoor gems to explore. Fishing, kayaking, hiking, exploring waterfalls, lakes and river oasis’s. You are truly immersed in nature no matter which direction you choose. Having your base here you come back at the end of your day still immersed in the beauty of the surrounding land.
We do have a ton of wildlife so please be aware of this. Elk are frequent visitors (and not fans of dogs). Cougar, wolves and bear have also been around these parts for centuries and still continue to visit. Please contain garbage to decrease chances of human/wildlife conflict.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Fishy Pete’s Bones Bay Lodge
3. Fishy Pete’s Bones Bay Lodge
78km from Weymer Creek Provincial Park · 2 sites
Unique floating cabins, one cabin sleeps 4, the other 6 people. Everything you need for a few nights away is here. These cabins are boat-access only. We have had guests come from Telegraph Cove by kayak. They were happy for the hot running water when they got here. The kitchens are fully equipped with all the staples you will need; just bring your food.
One cabin has a bedroom with a queen bed, and the living area has a double bunk bed in the bottom and a single on the top. There is also a pull-out sofa. The studio cabin has a queen bed and a set of single bunk beds in the same room. The seafood is just waiting for you to catch it! The cleaning station is ready for use! The crab and prawns are right out there, not far from your doorstep! #fishypetesbinesbaylodge
Toilets
Showers
Potable water
Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Weymer Creek Provincial Park adventure.
Top-rated campsites near Weymer Creek Provincial Park
The Bearded Spruce Flats- ocean/river/old growth
1. The Bearded Spruce Flats- ocean/river/old growth
67km from Weymer Creek Provincial Park · 1 site
🌲 Oceanfront + Riverside Off-Grid Camping in Old Growth Forest
Tucked deep in the wild north of Sayward, this is a truly remote, off-grid escape where ancient forest meets ocean and river. We have a small Bunkee or camping spots available. Family friendly with a small park, trails and a wood fire hot tub.
Surrounded by towering old-growth cedar and spruce, our private property offers a rare chance to experience the raw, untouched beauty of the BC coast — the kind of place most people never get to see. We are fortunate to live and play here. We love to share all the amazing opportunities this land provides.
🌊 The Experience
Wake up to peace and quiet explore the shoreline, and spend your days immersed in nature:
* Witness salmon spawning (in season) and the wildlife it brings — including bears, bald eagles, and blue herons
* Incredible ocean and river fishing access nearby. We have a dock for boats and jumping in.
* Canoes and kayaks available for exploring
* Unplug completely — no crowds, no noise, just forest, water, and sky
*Hike along our trails to reach many private beach spots and see beautiful forests
This is a place for people who want real wilderness, not a campground.
🏕️ Stay Options
🌿 Private Campsites
* Secluded sites for tents, truck campers, or vans
* Outhouse available
* Surrounded by forest with access to river and ocean areas
🛖 Small Off-Grid Cabin
* Simple, cozy shelter in the woods
*Outhouse available
* Equipped with a basic kitchen setup and propane for cooking
* Ideal for those wanting a bit more comfort while staying immersed in nature
🚙 Getting Here (Important)
We are located about 1 hour from Sayward in a remote area.
Access options:
Drive in via forest service road (conditions vary — higher clearance recommended)
Pickup available from the highway for guests without suitable vehicles
Detailed directions will be provided after booking.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Natures Hideaway!
2. Natures Hideaway!
83%
(3)
69km from Weymer Creek Provincial Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
We have taken some time to improve our location and now offer 1 full serviced site and 1 tenting site.
Sayward has such a variety of outdoor gems to explore. Fishing, kayaking, hiking, exploring waterfalls, lakes and river oasis’s. You are truly immersed in nature no matter which direction you choose. Having your base here you come back at the end of your day still immersed in the beauty of the surrounding land.
We do have a ton of wildlife so please be aware of this. Elk are frequent visitors (and not fans of dogs). Cougar, wolves and bear have also been around these parts for centuries and still continue to visit. Please contain garbage to decrease chances of human/wildlife conflict.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Fishy Pete’s Bones Bay Lodge
3. Fishy Pete’s Bones Bay Lodge
78km from Weymer Creek Provincial Park · 2 sites
Unique floating cabins, one cabin sleeps 4, the other 6 people. Everything you need for a few nights away is here. These cabins are boat-access only. We have had guests come from Telegraph Cove by kayak. They were happy for the hot running water when they got here. The kitchens are fully equipped with all the staples you will need; just bring your food.
One cabin has a bedroom with a queen bed, and the living area has a double bunk bed in the bottom and a single on the top. There is also a pull-out sofa. The studio cabin has a queen bed and a set of single bunk beds in the same room. The seafood is just waiting for you to catch it! The cleaning station is ready for use! The crab and prawns are right out there, not far from your doorstep! #fishypetesbinesbaylodge
Toilets
Showers
Potable water
Weymer Creek Provincial Park camping guide
Overview
About
Embark on an adventure through the serene landscapes of Weymer Creek Provincial Park. Traverse its lush trails, where the whispers of nature beckon explorers to uncover hidden gems. While the park does not offer campgrounds, it is a haven for hikers, birdwatchers, and those seeking a peaceful retreat amid the wilderness.
When to go
The prime time to visit Weymer Creek Provincial Park is during the summer months, from June to August, when the weather is most favourable for outdoor activities. Winter can be harsh, with trails less accessible due to snow, making off-season visits a challenge for the unprepared.
Know before you go
- Ensure you have appropriate gear for hiking, as the terrain can be rugged.
- Check the park's website for any trail closures or advisories before your visit.
- Cellular service may be limited, so plan your route and communicate with your party ahead of time.
- Respect the local wildlife and maintain a safe distance at all times.
- Carry out all waste to keep the park pristine for fellow adventurers.
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