What visitors say
Riverside sits on a riverside property just north of Whistler Village, with forested tent sites, RV sites, log cabins and yurts. Its location is the main draw: the Valley Trail runs right past, and the village is roughly a 20 to 30 minute walk away, with a bus stop close by. Some sites and yurts have mountain views.
Guests generally find the washrooms clean, with hot showers and free Wi-Fi, and there's a playground, mini golf, laundry, a small shop and an on-site Thai take-out that several reviewers rate highly. Winter yurt stays get strong praise for heat, comfortable beds and helpful front-desk staff who know the local transit. Cabins are described as clean and warm.
It suits people who want to be close to Whistler without driving in, whether that's cyclists, skiers and snowboarders, families or van travellers. Lost Lake and Green Lake are within walking distance, and the multi-use trail network starts at the campground.
The price is on the high side, and not everyone felt it matched what's on offer. One recent guest counted about 40 sites sharing a small washroom block, and Wi-Fi slows in the evening. Sites can be close together, tent pads are rooty and rocky, mosquitoes can be intense in early summer, and highway noise carries. Black bears wander through, so use the bear caches for food and garbage.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 1,192 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Riverside | A Parkbridge Camping & RV Resort directly.