Camping & Hiking · British Columbia
A small creekside campground between Sechelt and Gibsons on BC's Sunshine Coast, liked for level sites, cedar shade and hot showers, though facilities are dated and reviews of the office are mixed.
Creekside Campground sits beside a creek lined with big cedars on the Sunshine Coast, roughly halfway between Sechelt and Gibsons. Campers who like it mention the sound of the water, a good balance of sun and shade, and a shopping centre with a coffee shop within easy reach. Davis Bay's beaches and restaurants are close by.
Sites get consistent praise for being level, both the RV pads and the tent spots, many of which have platforms. Tent sites are on the small side but tidy. Showers run on coins and several visitors found them long and hot. One camper noted that not every site had a picnic table, so it's worth asking when you book.
It suits van campers, tenters and RVers looking for a practical base on the coast. There are a fair number of long-term renters, and the area is a popular winter destination, so longer stays book up.
The rating is split. Road noise from the highway, partly ferry traffic from Langdale, comes up often, though most people say it's manageable. One visitor found several toilets, a shower and a sink out of order, and another noted a broken bathroom fan. The office is often closed, and one would-be long-term guest had an unpleasant exchange with the owner by text. Call or text well ahead and keep expectations modest on the facilities.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 94 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Creekside Campground directly.
