Your campsites in Canada with Canada Nomads
Accommodation is an essential part of the Canada Nomads experience. Throughout your road trip, you’ll sleep in unique places surrounded by nature.
No need to look for a campground at 7 p.m. or keep your fingers crossed that there’s still space. Before you set off, we reserve a campsite for you at every campground on the itinerary. We choose campgrounds for their locations, often by a lake or in the heart of pine forests.
Find out more below about the campsites we reserve for you.
12 nights at comfortable campsites, already booked for you. Details of the facilities are available below. A few weeks before departure, you’ll find the exact addresses and all the practical information in your mobile app.
Night 2
Night 2
For your first night in a rooftop tent, you'll stay near White Lake. The campsite has spacious, shady pitches in a peaceful setting, perfect for unwinding after your first day on the road.
Good to know: less than a 10-minute walk away, you'll find White Lake, a peaceful lake that's ideal for a stroll or some downtime after your first day on the road.
Facilities
☑ Toilets and washrooms
☑ Hot showers
☑ Wi-Fi
Night 3
Night 3
Tonight, you'll stay at a campsite in the Golden area, at the gateway to the Rockies. It's the perfect place to take a breather before heading to Banff the next day.
Night 4
Night 4
Just minutes from Banff, your third campsite is set in a wooded area in the heart of the Canadian Rockies.
Facilities
☑ Restrooms
☑ Hot showers
Night 5
Night 5
Tonight, you'll stay at the same campsite as the night before, giving you a little more time to enjoy the area around Banff.
Night 6
Night 6
Located along the famous Icefields Parkway in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, this campground offers a much wilder and more remote experience than the previous nights. Surrounded by majestic peaks and raw landscapes, it’s the perfect place to soak up the atmosphere.
There’s no phone signal or nearby services here, so take the opportunity to truly switch off and spend an evening close to nature.
Facilities
☑ Restrooms
Night 7
Night 7
Tonight, you’ll stay at one of the large campgrounds in Jasper National Park. Unfortunately, the forest around the campground was affected by the 2024 wildfires, creating a somewhat different landscape today.
It’s still a great place to spend the night. The campground has been fully renovated, with spacious pitches and modern, practical facilities, including washrooms and hot showers.
It’s not uncommon to spot elk wandering between the pitches. Keep your distance and simply enjoy the show.
Facilities
☑ Washrooms
☑ Hot showers
☑ Wi-Fi
Night 8
Night 8
About 30 minutes from Kamloops, you’ll find a campsite in a provincial park on the shores of a lake, where you’ll spend the night.
After a long day on the road, this campsite offers a welcome break in peaceful surroundings among the pine trees. If you arrive before dark, we recommend heading down to the lake, where several picnic tables are set up. It’s the perfect spot to watch the sunset or enjoy an aperitif by the water.
Facilities
☑ Restrooms
Night 9
Night 9
Tonight, and the following night, you’ll stay at a campsite about 20 minutes from central Whistler. It’s one of the nicest campsites on the itinerary, with plenty of facilities on site, including a playground, laundry, mini-golf and several areas where you can relax and enjoy your stay. The campsite also serves snacks and delicious coffee.
It’s also in a beautiful setting with views of the surrounding mountains, perfect for making the most of your two nights in Whistler.
Facilities
☑ Toilets and sinks
☑ Hot showers
☑ Wi-Fi
☑ Snacks
Night 10
Night 10
You return to the same campsite as the night before, giving you more time to enjoy Whistler and the surrounding area.
Night 11
Night 11
After the ferry crossing, you’ll spend the night at a campsite just outside Ucluelet, on the west coast of Vancouver Island. With rainforest on one side and the Pacific Ocean on the other, you’ll find yourself in a completely different setting.
Night 12
Night 12
You’ll stay at a pleasant campsite tucked away in the heart of the forest on Vancouver Island.
If you still have some energy left at the end of the day, we recommend exploring Little Qualicum Falls, which you can reach via a roughly 30-minute loop directly from the campsite. You can also visit them the next morning before setting off again.
Facilities
☑ Toilets and showers
☑ Hot showers
☑ Wi-Fi
☑ Fire pit
Night 13
Night 13
About 20 minutes from Victoria, you’ll find a campground tucked away in a beautiful forest of cedar and Douglas fir trees. With its large, spacious pitches and peaceful atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to enjoy your final night in the great outdoors.
You might even have time for a short walk to the waterfalls, accessible directly from the campground (about 30 minutes round trip).
Facilities
☑ Restrooms
☑ Hot showers
☑ Wi-Fi
☑ Fire pit
All camping pitches have already been reserved for you. You’ll find your pitch number in the app.
Not all campsites have showers, but most let you enjoy a hot shower. They all provide the essential sanitary facilities, though.
The equipment you need for cooking and camping is provided in the vehicle.
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You’ll stay at different types of campgrounds in Canada: private campgrounds, as well as campgrounds run by British Columbia’s provincial parks (BC Parks) or national parks.
No, setup is quick and easy with the included ladder. The rooftop tent can be assembled in just a few minutes. We’ll explain everything during the briefing before you set off.
Your vehicle is equipped with a rooftop tent suitable for the size of your group: for 2 or 3 people, depending on your booking, with a built-in mattress.
The Canada Nomads road trip will take place between 09/07/2026 and 08/10/2026.
Pre-register for free now so you can book early on January 28 and take advantage of Early Bird prices.