Family run · Squamish, BC
Riverside camping in the Squamish Valley
195 private acres on the Squamish River, with a sandy beach, forest sites for groups big and small, and glacier views. About an hour from Vancouver or Whistler.
Coming midweek? Sunday to Thursday is first come, first served. Just show up between 12 and 5:30 pm.
The campground
Rustic, and that's the point
No hookups, no showers, no amplified music. Just forest sites, a private beach on the river and a sky full of stars. Most of our campers come back year after year.
What's here
- A private sandy beach on the Squamish River
- A river back channel for canoes and floats
- Sites in all shapes and sizes, from solo to large groups
- Outhouses along the campsites
- Secure garbage bins and bottle recycling
- Eagles, deer and glacier views
What to bring
- Your own drinking water (we sell bottled water at the office)
- Everything you need off-grid: no water or power at sites
- No showers on site
- Respect for the wildlife: store food properly
From our campers on Google
People come back for years
Some of our regulars have been camping here for a decade.
“We've been coming here for 7 years now; Ali and his family have always treated us kindly and fairly. The views are incredible and the other campers are always friendly.”
Trevor B.“The sites and washrooms were clean, the campsites were free of garbage and glass, and other campers were respectful with noise limits. The view was beautiful and I'll definitely return!”
Laura“We got one of the beach front lots and had ample space for our 7 tents, 8 cars, and 16 people, plus space to walk about and hangout.”
Justin W.“Our group of 13 camped here for three nights and had nothing but great experiences. The scenery of the mountains and river is beautiful, the port-a-potties are very well-maintained, and the owners were very friendly.”
Kai O.“The campsites are big, clean and have picnic tables. And if you don't have a fire pit you can rent one from them, we didn't have one so that was a big advantage.”
Daria K.“I have been camping here since 2015, and I truly believe it is a home away from home for me and my friends.”
Mia K.“Had an amazing stay here. The owner Ali was so kind and accommodating, he made our stay so special. Such an awesome guy and beautiful campsite on the river.”
Brennen B.“Our spot was in walking distance to a nice sandy beach on the river. It was partially in the shade which was nice during the hot days.”
Lindsay L.“The staff have been super friendly and helpful every time we've booked. They've gone out of their way to make our stays smooth and enjoyable.”
Nicolas D.“I've been coming to this campground for the past 10 years and it's always amazing!”
Israel M.“Ali the owner is a very kind person and I would say booking this campsite was the most stress-free and easiest thing to do.”
Maddie M.“The views of the mountains and the water are stunning and we had a great time.”
Laila M.Rates
Simple, per-night pricing
No booking fees. Pay at the office by cash, credit or debit.
| Per person | $20 / night |
|---|---|
| Per vehicle | $5 / night |
| RV (no hookups) | $10 / night |
| Per pet | $5 / night |
| Day visit (12 – 10 pm) | $15 / person |
Book a weekend
Pick your weekend
Weekends are reserved ahead: two nights, Friday to Sunday, or three nights on long weekends. Weekdays are first come, first served, so there's nothing to book.
May 2027
Weekend bookings are 2 nights, Friday to Sunday, or 3 nights on long weekends. Weekdays are first come, first served.
Good to know
A few house rules
Quiet hours
11 pm to 8 am, and no amplified music at any time.
Campfires
Fire bans change through the summer. Check bcwildfire.ca before you come.
Drive slow
15 km/h on the property. There are kids, dogs and deer around.
Under 18?
Campers under 18 need a parent or guardian with them. Grad groups are welcome on weeknights only, so email us first.
Your deposit
Leave your site clean and undamaged and the deposit comes back to you.
Cancelling
Cancel at least 3 days before your dates to get your deposit back.
Getting here
Off the Sea to Sky
- Head north through Squamish on Highway 99, towards Whistler.
- Turn left at the Alice Lake Provincial Park lights.
- Follow Squamish Valley Road 2 km and keep left at the fork after the bridge.
- Stay on Squamish Valley Road for 14 km. Speed bumps mean you're on the right road.
- Our sign is on the left, 1 km past the second bridge.
