Camping & Hiking · Scenic Views · British Columbia
An RV-focused campground in Lillooet, BC, where the Fraser and Seton rivers meet, with big sites, clean free showers and mountain views. Highway noise is constant and a few recent guests report bad run-ins with staff.
Cayoosh Creek Campground sits in the valley at Lillooet, close to where the Seton and Fraser rivers come together. Visitors mention the mountain views all around, deer and other wildlife on the grounds, and short walks along the river and creek.
Most sites are set up for RVs, with generous lots, many pull-throughs, and water and power at the sites. One recent camper noted there's no sewer at the sites, just a central sani-dump. Washrooms and showers are described as modern, clean and roomy, and the free showers get praise for hot water and good pressure, though one visitor disliked the push-button timers. Tenters get a grassy area rather than the hard pads, and there's no utility sink for dishes. Many guests found the office warm and helpful.
It suits travellers exploring the Highway 99 and Highway 12 corridors: Whistler and Lytton are both scenic day trips, and there's a local brewery and winery in town. One camper biked into town easily, while another said it isn't really walkable, so expect to drive for groceries. Shade is limited on many sites, and a canopy helps in summer heat.
Opinions split more here than at most campgrounds. Highway 99 runs right above, and several people mention traffic noise day and night, plus bright washroom lights near tent sites. More seriously, a couple of recent reviewers describe aggressive or hostile staff encounters, and an older reviewer had trouble getting a refund. Others describe the same staff as kind and generous. Keep your booking details in writing, and choose it for convenience rather than quiet.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 247 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Cayoosh Creek Campground directly.
