Whether you’re just passing through, or staying for a vacation, the Sea to Sky highway between Vancouver and Whistler is one of the most spectacular road trips in Canada. The route winds its way out of the city and into the high coastal mountains. Passing by Howe Sound, ocean islands, spectacular waterfalls and dense forest. Whether you’re interested in world class hiking trails and mountain biking or simply enjoy life by the lake and good food, the Sea-to-Sky is a place for everyone.
For RV travellers, finding the right place to stay can make can make your trip much more enjoyable. Fortunately, there are several excellent RV-friendly campgrounds between Vancouver, Squamish, and Whistler — ranging from full-service RV parks to budget friendly and more rustic forest campsites.
This guide covers the best RV campgrounds along the Sea-to-Sky Highway including hidden gems off the beaten track. Plus helpful tips, maps, and gear recommendations for RV travellers exploring the region.
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Best RV Campground in Vancouver
Capilano River RV Park
Spending a night or two in Vancouver is perfect for travellers who want to explore Vancouver before starting their Sea-to-Sky road trip.
It’s also a great option for that first or final night if you are renting your RV from Vancouver. Avoid stress by staying close by the pick up and drop off location.
Location
Located on Vancouver’s North Shore, this RV park is often the first stop for travellers heading toward Squamish and Whistler. It’s just minutes from the start of the Sea-to-Sky Highway and provides easy access to the city while still being close to the mountains.
Facilities
- Full RV hookups
- Pool and hot tub
- Laundry and showers
Highlights
Enjoy the proximity to Vancouver and its surrounding areas. Our favourite places to visit in Vancouver include:
- Stanley Park – rent or bring bikes for an afternoon riding around the harbour walls
- Capilano Suspension bridge
- Lynn Canyon
- Cypress Mountain – RV friendly parking with exception views over the city and towards Vancouver island. On a clear day you will be able to see Mount Baker.
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Essential RV gear for this trip
Best RV parks near Squamish
1. Klahanie Campground (Squamish)
Best scenic campground along the Sea-to-Sky Highway.
Located just south of Squamish along Highway 99, Klahanie Campground offers stunning views of Howe Sound and easy access to outdoor attractions like Shannon Falls and the Stawamus Chief. Its close proximity to the centre of Squamish make it a great choice for spending time in nature whilst also enjoying the arts, culture and dining that Squamish has to offer.
Facilties
- Approximately 100 campsites
- Partial hookups available
- Walking distance to waterfalls and hiking trails
- Incredible mountain and ocean views
Nearby
- The Stawamus Chief
- Squamish Canyon
- Oceanfront Park
- Murrin Park
This campground is one of the most iconic stops for RV travellers exploring the Sea-to-Sky corridor.
2. MTN Fun Basecamp
Located at the north end of Squamish, just off highway 99, MTN Fun Basecamp is another perfect option for RV adventurers visiting Squamish. Tucked inside a picturesque forest, MTM Fun offers doorstep access to the trails, convenient proximity to the highway and local amenities, whilst also being totally sheltered from any noise from the highway.
Clean, calm and convent, MTN Fun is your launchpad for outdoor enthusiasts where guests can relax well, rise early and get outside.
Facilties
- Full hookup (30amp, sewer, water)
- Hot showers and serviced washrooms
- On site bike washing facilities, rentals and guiding
- Wifi on sites
Nearby
- Alice Lake Provincial Park
- Brackendale Art Gallery
- Extensive MTB and hiking trails
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3. Paradise Valley Campground
Tucked away from the highway, this idyllic riverside RV friendly campground up Paradise Valley is a perfect family friendly option for people wanting to switch off and embrace nature. Despite being a step away from WiFi and cell service, Paradise Valley Campground is well serviced including a small general store (including liquor) and full RV hookup (30amp, water, sewer).
The perfect campsite to enjoy peace and quiet with plenty of activities including hiking, biking, rafting and climbing.
Facilties
- Full RV hookup
- Propane refill on site
- On site general store offering basic supplies, beer and wine
- No amplified music
Nearby
- Ecotours – fishing, bird watching, Tenderfoot Creek Hatchery
- Sea to Sky Air scenic plane rides
- Fergie’s Cafe
- White Water Rafting
Best RV parks near Whistler
1. Riverside Resort Campground
Closest RV park to Whistler Village
Riverside Resort RV park is the most convenient RV campground if you’re looking to stay close to Whistler. While only being a short bus ride to the village, Riverside still provides peace and nature, nestled in a secluded forest just off highway 99.
A clean and well maintained option for RV camping, Riverside is great for everyone with playgrounds, easy access to the Valley Trail, Green Lake, and a welcoming atmosphere just minutes from shops, restaurants, and Whistler’s iconic recreation.
Local tip: The Scandinave Spa is only a stone’s throw from the campground (quite literally a one-minute walk) so enjoy an afternoon of peace and relaxation right from your (RV) doorstep.
Facilties
- Partial hookup (30amp, water)
- Dump station
- Hot showers and serviced washrooms
- Fully laundry facilities
- WiFi throughout campground
Nearby
- Scandinave Spa
- Barn Nork Aharn Thai Restaurant/Takeway – the best food in Whistler right within the campground
- Whistler bike park and bike rental
2. Whistler RV park
Best adventure RV park near Whistler
Located just south of Whistler Village, this RV park provides spectacular views of Whistler and Blackcomb mountains and easy access to the ski resort and bike park.
Facilties
- Open year-round
- Full hookup RV sites (20/30/50amp, water, sewer)
- Brew Mountain Eatery
- Laundry and Wi-Fi
- Propane tank exchange
- Mountain views, picnic tables
Nearby
- Paddleboard and canoe rental
- ATV and dirt bike trails and rental
- Whistler bike park and bike rental
- Whistler Bungee
Essential RV Gear for Camping in the Sea-to-Sky Corridor
If you’re travelling between Vancouver and Whistler in an RV, a few pieces of gear can make your trip much smoother.
RV setup essentials:
Campsite gear
Off-grid gear
These items are especially helpful when staying at more rustic campsites along the Sea-to-Sky Highway.
Tips for RV Camping in the Sea-to-Sky Corridor
Book campgrounds early
Summer is extremely busy in Squamish and Whistler. Many campgrounds fill up weeks or months in advance.
Arrive early on weekends
Traffic along Highway 99 can be heavy on summer weekends, especially heading north from Vancouver.
Check fire restrictions
British Columbia often has seasonal fire bans during summer months.
Prepare for changing weather
Mountain weather can change quickly, even in summer.
Sea-to-Sky RV Travel Resources
These resources can help you plan your trip:
Essential packing list for your RV trip
FAQ: RV Camping Between Vancouver and Whistler
Are there RV campgrounds along the Sea-to-Sky Highway?
Yes, several RV-friendly campgrounds are located between Vancouver and Whistler, particularly around Squamish and Whistler. These range from full-service RV parks to more rustic forest campsites.
Find them all on the Sea to Sky RV Directory
Do you need to reserve RV campgrounds in Squamish?
Yes, reservations are highly recommended during summer. Squamish is a popular outdoor destination and campgrounds often fill up quickly.
Can you drive an RV on the Sea-to-Sky Highway?
Yes. Highway 99 between Vancouver and Whistler is a well-maintained road frequently travelled by RVs, campervans, and motorhomes.
Final Thoughts
The Sea-to-Sky Highway is one of the best RV road trips in British Columbia. With dramatic mountain scenery, endless outdoor activities, and excellent campgrounds along the way, it’s a perfect destination for RV travellers.
Whether you’re staying near Vancouver, exploring Squamish, or heading to Whistler, these RV-friendly campgrounds provide great places to relax and enjoy the beauty of the Sea-to-Sky Corridor.