Can we camp on the beach in Tofino?

Wake in an old-growth forest beneath giant trees or along the shores of the Pacific Ocean with waves rolling in on the beach. Camping in Tofino allows you to fully appreciate the natural beauty of the area and immerse yourself in the environment. Campgrounds range from tent campsites along the ocean to RV resorts.

How much does it cost to camp at BC Parks?

Long-stay CampsitesAvailabilityFeeOne Island Lake ParkFull Season$90.00/party/weekPaarens Beach ParkFull Season$90.00/party/weekTen Mile Lake ParkTouring - Full Season$88.00/party/weekTunkwa ParkFull Season$70.00/party/week11 more rows

How much does camping cost in BC?

Camping fees range from $10 to $30 per party, per vehicle, per night. The nightly campsite fee is levied on a per party basis depending on the level of service provided at the campground. Additional fees must be paid in cash on arrival at the campground.

Can you camp free in Tofino?

Most of what we think of as “Tofino” is actually the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. iOverlander and FreeCampsites list a few free campsites outside of the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, closer to Ucluelet.

Can I live in Tofino?

Tofino is a funny town. There is a reason that it was, and still is, known as “Tough City.” Its a paradise for tourists – but it is tough to live in. It has a core community of about 1650 “residents” – and youd think that that would give it a really nice small-town feel and sense of community.