About Us
The Camping and RVing British Columbia Coalition (CRVBCC) is a non-profit marketing entity created to raise awareness of the wide range of camping and recreational vehicle (RV) experiences across the province of British Columbia (B.C.) The Camping and RVing BC Coalition is a marketing collective developed as an initiative of Experiences BC, a sector based marketing program created and partnered by Tourism British Columbia.
Coalition members currently include Tourism British Columbia, BC Parks, BC Lodging and Campgrounds Association, Recreation Sites and Trails BC, RV Rental Association of Canada, RV Dealers Association of British Columbia, Northern BC Tourism Association, The BC Society of Park Facility Operators, Parks Canada and the Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC.
The Coalition's primary objective is to facilitate visitors' experiences by making it easy for them to search, plan, book, and enjoy their British Columbian camping or RV experience.
Key Facts about the Coalition Sector Members
- Tourism BC inspects and approves over 500 campgrounds province wide.
- British Columbia's seven national parks provide 14 campgrounds.
- British Columbia's Provincial Parks provide 340 vehicle accessible campgrounds managed by the BC Society of Park Facility Operators.
- There are more than 1,200 backcountry Recreation Sites and Trails BC locations throughout the province managed by the provincial Recreation Sites and Trails Branch These sites commonly include campgrounds, day-use areas, boat launches and other facilities.
- British Columbia's Lodging and Campgrounds Association represents over 300 high quality private RV parks and campgrounds.
- The RV Rental Association of Canada's five members across British Columbia operate 2,300 Recreational Vehicles for rent from Vancouver or Calgary.
- The Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC stocks more than 8 million fish into approximately 900 lakes and streams every year in B.C. to support recreational fishing. Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC also provides fish culture services that support fisheries conservation and species recovery programs.
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