Green Point - # 1 - 94

We spent a few days at Green Point (Pacific Rim) in early July. It was one of the most beautiful parks I’ve visited.

The campground itself is good. The campsites are tidy and have adequate space between each one. The bathrooms are arguably the best I’ve seen at a park. There’s also an outdoor dishwashing station that’s a handy convenience.

However, you don’t go to Green Point for the campsites. You go for Long Beach! This piece of paradise is expansive and quiet—especially compared to the public access point at the other end.

Campsites are hard to come by. I had a scan running for a few months before as suitable spot opened up. It came up ~2 weeks prior to our trip. I also spoke with park staff on site who noted that they have very few no-shows at this park.

Large, private sites with 30 amp service on site. Drinking water throughout the park and RV fill-up at entrance, and free sani-dump at exit. 3 Large clean and well equipped shower and kitchen clean up blocks conveniently located among the 90-site setting. Lovely hot showers free with your site fee.

Poor cell signal, and no wifi.

Access through Campnab is the only way to get in. It looks like big camper rentals book for most of the season, and we have not been able to use regular booking channels.

Trail to beach can be steep in places, and there are no dogs allowed on parts of the beach due to migratory bird nesting.

Bears and wolves abound, so keep your stuff in your unit!!!

We saw whales breaching out at sea daily.

Approximately 35 bucks per night with Parks Canada Pass which we buy annually.

Spacious campsites with great washroom and shower facilities.