Make the most of crisp sunny days with these great places to go off-season camping in BC . From family-friendly parks to adventure huts for hikers, these five camping spots are open in the quieter shoulder seasons when rates are reduced and the scenery is just as beautiful.

Covering a wide variety of terrain, the Thompson Okanagan has hikes that will take you to the tallest peak in the Canadian Rockies, through grasslands and badlands and along decommissioned rail lines. Find out more about five hikes you don’t want to miss while you’re in the region. Read more.

The Parks Canada ‘Learn-to Camp’ program equips you with the skills you need to feel confident in planning and preparing for a memorable camping trip! This summer, our Vancouver based team led a variety of outdoor related workshops and four overnight intro to camping trips in National Parks and Historic Sites around Coastal BC. We hope that you can join us next season! Read more .

Imagine waking up surrounded by glistening snow, where the outdoors beckons you to do some cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, maybe ice-fishing, or just a walk in a stunning winter wonderland. Kids can build snowmen, make snow angels and toboggan. And where a cup of hot chocolate never tasted so good. Read more.

There are those that want to “really” experience the winter outdoors - the true adventurists who avidly enjoy winter activities and must camp in a tent. Then there are those who want the comfort of an RV but still enjoy the challenge of winter. The Camping and RVing BC Coalition features over 140 campgrounds and RV Parks that are open for the winter RVer! Read more .