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BC Park Campgrounds With Hot Showers
Which popular BC Parks campgrounds have hot showers, and which are rustic, so you can pick a site with the comforts you want.
By CampPing
Updated June 10, 2026 · British Columbia
A hot shower can make or break a longer camping trip, especially with kids. Not every BC Parks campground has them, so here is a quick rundown of which popular parks do, and which are more rustic, so you can pick the right base for your group.
Popular parks with hot showers
Alice Lake
Two shower and washroom buildings, plus powered sites, near Squamish. One of the most comfortable family campgrounds in the corridor.
Read the guide →Rathtrevor Beach
Four shower buildings serving a big beachfront campground near Parksville (no electrical sites, though).
Read the guide →Golden Ears (Alouette)
The Alouette campground has hot showers, flush toilets, and a playground, about an hour from Vancouver.
Read the guide →Bear Creek
Warm showers, flush toilets, and powered sites right on Okanagan Lake near Kelowna.
Read the guide →Okanagan Lake
Both the North and South campgrounds near Summerland have showers and flush toilets.
Read the guide →Miracle Beach
A large shower building and three flush washroom buildings in a forested beach campground in the Comox Valley.
Read the guide →Rustic options (no showers)
- Sasquatch: Rustic by design: pit toilets and no showers, but cheaper and quieter near Harrison Hot Springs.
- Joffre Lakes: Backcountry tent pads only, so there are no showers. Pack in, pack out.
Facilities change year to year, so confirm what is open on the BC Parks reservation page before you book.
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