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3.9(1009 reviews)

Capilano River Rv Park

295 Tomahawk Ave, West Vancouver, BC V7P 1C5, Canada

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About This Campsite

Capilano River RV Park

Capilano River RV Park offers a convenient urban camping experience in the heart of Vancouver. Located near major landmarks like the Lions Gate Bridge and Stanley Park, this RV park provides easy access to both urban amenities and natural beauty. With facilities such as a pool, hot tub, large bathrooms, and showers, it aims to deliver comfort for travelers. Despite its compact spaces, the park strives to maintain cleanliness and excellent service.

Address

Unfortunately, the exact address and city title are not provided.

Amenities

  • Friendly and helpful staff
  • Pool and hot tub
  • Big bathrooms and showers
  • Clean facilities including laundry
  • Playground for kids

Notable Tips

  • Spaces can be tight, typical for urban RV parks.
  • The park is located near highways, so expect some noise.
  • There might be occasional issues with site fittings, but staff usually assist promptly.
  • Security could be a concern; staying vigilant, especially during evening walks, is advised.

Overall Thoughts

Capilano River RV Park combines the convenience of an urban location with the amenities expected from a well-appointed campsite. While space constraints and ambient noise can be drawbacks, the quality of facilities and proximity to Vancouver's attractions make it a viable option for short stays or transit stops. The commitment to cleanliness and helpful staff significantly enhance the overall experience, making it a recommended choice for those needing a convenient base in Vancouver.

Rating

4/5 Stars

Total User Ratings

Multiple reviews reflecting a balanced range of experiences.

Tags

rv_park, campground, lodging, park, point_of_interest, establishment

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Reviews

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Miyuki Black

07/22/2024

We went there with our travel trailer. Yes, as some people mentioned, spaces are tight, but when you go to RV park in Vancouver, what do you expect? Friendly and helpful staff, nice pool and hot tub, big bathrooms and showers. The only thing was when I got to my spot there was no picnic table. But I'm sure there was extra somewhere that I could probably get one easy enough. I didn't bother. We had a bit of emergency situation during the stay, but again, staff were amazing trying to accommodate my situation. I would definitely go back again 😊

Heather Bates

07/17/2024

We stayed for two nights and every aspect of our experience was excellent! Checked in after a long drive. The gate office attendant was courteous and helpful. We were able to buy ice and get into our site, then head to the pool and jacuzzi before they closed at 9pm. The pool area, lounge, bathrooms, and laundry were all clean and well kept. Our kids liked the little playground. We did laundry and the machines were new and efficient. Yes, the sites are narrow. Yes, this an urban campground. You will hear highway noise. It’s just below the Lions Gate bridge. But the access to Ambleside and West Van, stretches of pathways, public transit, the bridge and Stanley Park, and Park Royal Mall is terrific!! And at the time of our visit, we found this campground to be clean, well appointed, and well run. We’d gladly return.

Leo See

09/13/2024

Nice campground closed to the city. Nice facilities and clean washrooms. The only issue we had was with the old lady at the reception. She had a bad attitude and was nervous with the management of the check in. It was not a nice welcome… Hopefully the manager came to facilitate our entry.

Marisa Taylor

08/22/2024

Very helpful and good facilities for a 1 night stay before leaving Vancouver. Shower was hot and clean. A lot of capacity so feels a bit like you are shoehorned in beside your neighbours but not an issue for one night.

jodie velthuizen

08/16/2024

We needed a spot close to the ferry and this place popped up. It is definitely close to the ferry. Right under the lions gate bridge. Cost extra for the kids and our site barely fit the tent and the car. They had plenty of sites open and could have asked a couple questions and had us in a spot more suited for us. As it was we had to move a broken table out of our site and move the one that was usable partly into the neighbors spot to have enough room to be able to use it. For over $75/night this place is not worth it. We went for a evening walk around the area and saw several homeless and others around the area and worried we would be mugged and went back to the site. Next time we will try the Provincial Park up the road.