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Bordering the Little Qualicum River, this 7-acre resort is just 1198 feet from Qualicum Beach and 5 minutes’ drive to the city center.

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Aman

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Canada

Staff is very nice And helpful..Manager Foby Is Very nice ...There is another Mam She Very helpful to ....I spend time with my family... Namaste 🙏🏼

Family RV in a farm offers accommodations in Nanoose Bay, 25 miles from Wildplay Element Park and 18 miles from Petroglyph Park.

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Alysia

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Canada

Our hosts were soo nice. Very welcoming and accommodating. The place was as described. They made sure we had everything we needed for a comfy and restful stay. Our kids enjoyed the space and were so excited upon check in that they asked if we could go there again sometime. The host even sent us off with a gift bag of chocolate chip cookies! How sweet. 🤗 We will definitely request to book again in the future.

Featuring garden views, this campground also includes free Wifi. The campground is composed of 1 separate bedroom, a fully equipped kitchenette with a microwave and a fridge, and 1 bathroom.

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Fran Calder

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Canada

Very friendly, hospitable hosts. Everything you need in the RV. Comfy bed, great Wi-Fi, AC and treats to boot.

Tree Top Sanctuary Cowichan Valley offers accommodations in Duncan, 14 miles from Maple Bay and 16 miles from Mill Bay Ferry Terminal.

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Dana

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United States

It was my first time glamping and I was blown away by the luxury and beauty of the set up. The owner thought of everything and the kitchen was amazing. The layout was so well planned with a hidden outdoor shower behind the kitchen for privacy (except all of nature around you). The view was spectacular and the deck was surrounded by wildflowers. The tent was huge and we enjoyed the seating area inside when it got a little buggy at dusk.

Lux Remote Glamping Hideaway is a recently renovated luxury tent in Ucluelet where guests can make the most of the garden and bar. Wellness packages is available for guests.

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DMITRII TIABIN

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Canada

We had a great time at Luxfino. This is a truly remote location — no other houses or people around. You might spot an occasional distant boat, but otherwise, it’s just you and nature. The tent is very comfortable and securely anchored with heavy chains. We stayed during strong winds and rain, and it held up beautifully. The stove heats the tent well, but we barely used it — it stayed warm inside (19°C) even when it was 15°C outside. The outdoor kitchen is well-equipped for cooking what you bring. There is a small fridge for your food. The outdoor shower has hot water and offers a unique chance to enjoy nature while you wash. We stayed July 7–11 and swam daily — the water was warmer than the air. In case of emergency, there’s a satellite phone or internet access, even if you didn’t purchase this service in advance, you can activate it at any time. We didn’t do any hiking - it’s a bit of a trip in a canoe + tide schedule to manage. But we did lots of swimming and yoga for exercise. I highly recommend booking a trip with Andres during your stay— we did the Forage and Feast, which was delightful and delicious. Totally worth it. Wildlife sightings were amazing: otters, seals, whales!

A good location for a relaxing getaway in Merville, Smith Lake Farm is a luxury tent surrounded by views of the lake.

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Debra

From

Canada

I don’t believe there was a breakfast so we made our own. We loved the bee tour and so did the kids. They learned so much and the granny that does the tour is an incredible bee-keeper. The kids were also over the moon with the zip line. I saw some other kids spending a lot of time in the sand pit with the trucks.

Located in Ucluelet, 12 miles from Huu-Mees-Ma-As Native Art Gallery, So Damn Lucky Glamping provides accommodations with a private beach area, free private parking and barbecue facilities.

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Copeland

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Canada

Remoteness Cleanliness Comfort!!!

This Tofino oceanfront resort is just steps from surfing access in the winter and skimboarding and paddleboarding in the summer. Free WiFi is included, and most accommodations feature a flat-screen...

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Nupur Bipin

From

Canada

We had a wonderful stay at Mackenzie Beach Resort in the Airstream trailer. The beach access nearby made the sunset walks at the beach so easy. The hot tub was a great bonus, and it was our first time camping in a trailer, so it was fun getting the full RV experience. The twinkling lights in the evening made the whole place feel extra cozy and relaxing.