Campgrounds and RV parks near Comox Valley A, BC

Comox Valley A sits on the east coast of Vancouver Island, wrapped by the Salish Sea, the Beaufort Range, and the Comox Glacier. The area covers Courtenay, Comox, Cumberland, and rural pockets stretching south toward Fanny Bay, with quick access to Denman and Hornby islands by ferry. RV travellers use it as a base for beaches, mountain trails, and short ferry hops to the Gulf Islands. Campground options range from full-service oceanfront parks to compact provincial sites. Lighthouse RV Park sits in Fanny Bay on Highway 19A and offers 30 oceanfront full hook-up RV sites with a view of Denman Island and the Chrome Island Lighthouse. Cape Lazo Campground and RV runs a 6.5-acre property near the beach in Comox with 62 full service sites. Bradsdadsland Resort operates on Hornby Island and is reached by two short ferry crossings from Buckley Bay via Denman. For a provincial-park stay, Fillongley Provincial Park on the north side of Denman Island offers ten campsites along the ocean with walking trails through old-growth cedar forest and a salmon spawning stream.

Booking rules split between the provincial and private systems. Fillongley is extremely popular and is 100% reservable from mid-March to October 31, with 1-night overflow camping sometimes available for tenters and small RVs when space permits. Provincial reservations run through the BC Parks Discover Camping system online or by phone. Private parks handle their own reservations and often accept bookings much further ahead. At Cape Lazo RV Park, reservations can be made up to a full year in advance, reservations are required, and drop-in camping is not available. Lighthouse RV Park takes bookings directly through its own site. If arriving without a reservation during the summer months, having an alternate camping plan on Denman Island is recommended, as Fillongley is very popular and usually at capacity. A common strategy is to combine a private Vancouver Island park with a mid-week provincial-site window.