RV Camping & Tenting The
Way Mom & Pop Used To Do It
Coombs Country Campground is a 34 acre RV park and campground where you eat Irish stew straight from the can and get up at the crack of noon.
Located 5 mins from both Parksville and Qualicum Beach on the way to Tofino we are close to shopping, golf courses and beaches, although we’re pretty sure a day or two of burgers, beers and a bone-hard bed will significantly dull the urge.
But you’re good. This is the life of a camper. It’s what you signed up for; the smell of red cedar, children shrieking, and the familiar burn of poison ivy spreading down your legs.
Every one of our 100 fully and partially serviced campsites promises a unique long-lasting memory that will cause red-faced denials and belly laughs once the therapy sessions kick in.
So come join us for some good ol’ fashioned camping on Vancouver Island.
RV Camping & Tenting The
Way Mom & Pop Used To Do It
Coombs Country Campground is a 34 acre RV park and campground where you eat stew straight from the can and get up at the crack of noon.
Located 5 mins from both Parksville and Qualicum Beach on the way to Tofino we are close to shopping, golf courses and beaches, although we’re pretty sure a day or two of burgers, beers and a bone-hard bed will significantly dull the urge.
But you’re good. This is the life of a camper. It’s what you signed up for; the smell of red cedar, children shrieking, and the familiar burn of poison ivy spreading down your legs.
Every one of our 100 fully and partially serviced campsites promises a unique long-lasting memory that will cause red-faced denials and belly laughs once the therapy sessions kick in.
So come join us for some good ol’ fashioned camping on Vancouver Island.
Coombs Country Campground caters to
fOUR kinds of camping aficionados
Big Boy Toy owners looking to rent a site for a daily, weekly or monthly stay.
Longer-term subdivision escapees getting their camp on by renting a site with an RV already in place.
Hipsters and tree-whispering-types looking for a place to pitch their hemp-infused, MEC tent.
Out-of-season campers looking to over-winter in BC where they can enjoy winter without the mercury plunging below zero.
