Tsawwassen Rv Resort

Fabian Rietmann

09/13/2024

It's o.k. to stay for a night, no big issues. Don't plan to stay longer, though. You'll be fine living off your RV for the night, but that's about it. Electricity is just 15 Amps, and in most cases doesn't work. Water connection's fine. No sanitation dump. The toilets themselves were actually completely clean; showers are sketchy, though. But still, since it's located right next to the ferry terminal, if you plan on getting an early ferry the next day, it's not a bad choice.

Keith Sheardown

09/04/2024

$94.50 for an RV site for one night at this “resort” (I use that term very loosely), was a huge disappointment. No picnic table, so no BBQing. We were at the far end of the property with no garbage cans in sight, so when our dog did his “business” we had to walk all the way up to the office to get rid of it. (Mind you, I don’t think anyone would have noticed if we had thrown it on one of the piles of garbage that surrounded that end of the park.) Next time we will book a later ferry sailing and stay somewhere classier for $94.50.

Mike Puttock

07/27/2024

Get place, friendly staff. The facility is kelp relatively clean. There are no issues with leaving a few things out on you site while you're on a day trip / they will still be there when you get back. Easy access for larger RV's. Great location for parking your RV to take day trips to Victoria, Vancouver, and surrounding area. Water Park is right there, and it's good for entertaining the kids while you go to Tsawwassen Mills for some shopping / check out Bass Pro. Definitely would stay again.

Timara Laframboise

08/22/2024

I’ve have stayed at plenty of camps across Canada and I was very disappointed in this one in particular. I was under the impression while booking that in the tenting area I would have electricity (mostly to blow up my beds and charge phones) To which we did not. The reason I booked here was to have electricity… and paying around 50$ a night that’s what I’ve paid approximately at other camps so it made sense to me.. Both nights of my stay were terrible. There is no clear indication to the number section in the tent section. You see the one end number 66. And no other ones as they have signs hiding and screwed into all the following posts. So my first night someone was in what was suppose to be my spot. I could hear children screaming all night on the other side of the bushes, my neighbours were drunk and scary. It didn’t seem like there were park rules due to people screaming and blasting music all night. I did not feel safe or secure in this park. Pulling into the location is sketchy and there’s lots of junk and clutter all around the “park.” Our picnic table was taken when we left for the day. And not enough for other tent spots. The only benefit is the location close to the ferry. Besides that I would not recommend anyone staying in a tent. The woman’s bathroom always had the door open which lead to lots of bugs in the bathroom. One stall didn’t close or lock the entire way it was stuck on a slant. Things were not stocked properly in a timely manner (paper towels and toilet paper.) My sister also burnt her leg on the heater as it was blasted on high heat and no cover over it. There was broken glass items on the wall which seemed dangerous to me as well.

Beat Wyler

07/19/2024

I recently stayed at the RV Park in Tsawwassen, Vancouver, and was quite disappointed with my experience. While the park's location is conveniently just 10 minutes away from the ferry, the overall value for money is lacking. The cost is significantly higher compared to other RV sites that offer better facilities. The bathroom conditions were particularly disappointing and among the worst I've encountered in my travels. On a positive note, there is a small pool available for use, which is quite satisfactory. Unless you have an urgent need to be close to the ferry, I would recommend considering other RV parks in the area that offer better amenities and value.