Camping & Hiking · Scenic Views · British Columbia
A treed campground in Mount Robson Provincial Park, BC, with large private sites, a riverside path with views of Mount Robson and easy access to the Berg Lake trail; no on-site dump station.
Robson River Campground is set in the trees a little off the beaten track, and reviewers describe it as quiet even when busy. A path leads from the sites down to the river, with a view of Mount Robson.
Sites are large, and one camper could barely see their neighbours. Each has a fire pit, and some have power and water, though one visitor wished there were more serviced sites. Check-in is self-serve, with a park officer coming by to verify bookings, and staff are around often selling wood. Showers are described as nice by some and dated by others.
It suits hikers heading to Kinney Lake or Berg Lake, and some hikes start right from the campground. Cell service is only available at the visitor centre.
There's no sani-dump on site; the paid dump is towards the visitor centre and gas station. Generator use at unserviced sites is limited to two hours in the morning and two in the evening, and some visitors noticed highway noise.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 138 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Robson River Campground directly.
