Camping & Hiking · Scenic Views · British Columbia
A small, first-come-first-served provincial campground near Roberts Creek on BC's Sunshine Coast, with private, leafy sites and a stone-and-driftwood beach a walk away. Outhouses only, no showers.
Roberts Creek Provincial Park is a small campground and picnic area on the Sunshine Coast. Campers describe spacious, clean sites with good privacy and plenty of greenery, and a friendly atmosphere.
It is a simple, affordable, first-come, first-served campground. There are no showers or running water, just outhouses, and one camper felt the washrooms could use more maintenance.
The beach is a walk from the campsites and is made up of smooth stones and driftwood, so bring sandals or water shoes. There are pleasant trails, and the picnic area makes a good stop for travellers passing through. Kids enjoy it.
During fire bans, the fire pits have been covered with plastic bags, which one visitor found an eyesore. The same camper was woken after 9 pm by a ranger collecting fees, so have payment ready if you arrive late.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 195 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Roberts Creek Provincial Park directly.
