Camping & Hiking · British Columbia
A municipal campground on Alice Lake near Port Alice on northern Vancouver Island, praised for its waterfront sites, dock, spotless washrooms and friendly staff. Reached by a short gravel road.
Link River Campground sits where the Link River meets Alice Lake, and visitors describe spacious, private waterfront sites with sunny beach access. The dock is a favourite for jumping into the lake, and paddleboarders like being able to launch straight from their site.
Staff get warm praise, and one pair of drop-in travellers had firewood and kindling brought to them. Several reviewers call the washrooms the cleanest they've come across, and the grounds are well kept, with recycling stations, dog waste bags and a bike repair stand. Firewood is inexpensive and campers consider it good value.
It's a family-friendly, social place, with a big common area, toys and games for kids, and hiking nearby. Dogs are welcome.
The road in is about 5 km of gravel logging road, which reviewers found fine for two-wheel drive. On holiday weekends, late arrivals may end up with a wooded site back from the water, so book ahead if you want lakeside.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 79 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Link River Municipal Campground directly.
