Where to find overnight parking in Whistler Village

Slopes and après in winter, breathtaking hikes, and mountain biking in summer—Whistler, BC, is an adventurer’s dream. Whether you’re here for a camping trip or outdoor adventure, this popular resort town on the Sea to Sky Highway has everything to offer.

If you’re searching for an overnight parking space for your campervan in Whistler, be aware that camping is not allowed on Whistler’s roads and parking lots, even if you pay for overnight parking. Getting a parking ticket will cost you $100 per night. Instead, check out nearby campgrounds for a hassle-free stay.

Overnight Camping in Whistler, BC

Riverside Resort

Riverside Resort provides a comfortable camping experience in Whistler with easy access to outdoor adventures all year long.

Address:

8018 Mons Road, Whistler, BC V8E 1K9

Price:

Prices vary depending on the season and site type:

• Tent sites: Starting at $50/night
• Full hookup RV sites: Starting at $65/night
• Riverside cabins: Starting at $179/night

Amenities:

• Heated comfort stations
• Hot showers
• Laundry facilities
• Free WiFi
• On-site café
• Fire pits
• Picnic tables
• Access to the Valley Trail for hiking and biking
• Year-round camping options

Whistler RV Park and Campground

Open all year and just south of Whistler Village, Whistler RV Park and Campground makes a perfect base camp for all your Whistler adventures.

Address:

55 BC-99, Whistler, BC V8E 0C5

Price:

Prices vary depending on the season and site type:

• Tent sites: Starting at $45/night
• Full hookup RV sites: Starting at $55/night

Amenities:

• 102 spacious sites (full hookups available)
• Picnic tables and fire pits at each site
• Free WiFi
• Clean washrooms with hot showers
• Laundry facilities
• On-site dump station
• Propane filling station
• Bear-safe food storage
• Access to hiking and biking trails
• Pet-friendly

Whistler Olympic Park

Whistler Olympic Park in Callaghan Valley offers 39 campsites, with both serviced and unserviced options, in a stunning location south of Whistler. Open from late June to late September.

Address:

1500 Callaghan Valley Rd, Whistler, BC, V0N 1B8

Price:

• Fully serviced RV sites: Starting at $45/night
• Unserviced multi-use sites: Starting at $30/night

Amenities:

• Picnic tables at every site
• Free WiFi is available throughout the campground
• Bear storage lockers
• Fire pits for campfires (firewood available for purchase)
• Hot showers and laundry facilities
• A playground for children
• Access to nearby hiking trails for all skill levels
• Small shop offering camping essentials and snacks

Cal-Cheak Recreation Site

The Cal-Cheak Recreation Site offers over 55 heavily treed campsites spread across three areas between Callaghan Creek and Cheakamus River. It is open seasonally from late spring to early fall.

Address:

Cal Cheak, Whistler, BC V0N 1B1

Price:

• Fees are approximately $15 per night (subject to change).

Amenities:

• First come, first served access
• Basic facilities, including pit toilets
• Fire pits at each campsite
• Access to nearby hiking trails
• Ideal for tent camping and small RVs

Nairn Falls Provincial Park

Located 20 minutes north of Whistler in Pemberton, Nairn Falls Park campground offers reservable spots during the main camping season, from May through September.

Address:

BC-99, Whistler, BC V0N 1B4

Price:

• Tent sites: $22 per night
• Vehicle-accessible sites: $35 per night
• Additional fees may apply for reservations and firewood.

Amenities:

• 94 campsites
• Picnic tables
• Pit toilets
• Fire pits
• Bear-proof storage
• Access to Nairn Falls hiking trail
• Nearby access to the Green River for fishing
• Drinking water (no hookups available)

Free camping sites/boondocking

For those seeking free campsites, freecampsites.net lists a location about 11 km north of Whistler with solid reviews. Keep in mind that there are no facilities, so bringing a portable toilet (available for rent with your campervan) is highly recommended.

Make sure to also check apps like Boondocking, iOverlander, Alltrails, wikicamps, Campendium, Facebook Groups, and other blogs!

Whistler Village Campervan Adventures

Whistler Village is a must-visit for any campervan traveller. From taking breathtaking rides on the Creekside Gondola up Whistler Mountain to exploring the beauty of Blackcomb Mountain with the Excalibur Gondola, this destination offers endless outdoor adventures.

With popular attractions like camping, hiking, mountain biking, and zip-lining, you’ll never run out of ways to enjoy the stunning scenery. Paddleboarding, canoeing, fishing, or driving the mountain roads are great ways to soak in the views. For more inspiration and tips, Tourism Whistler is your go-to resource.

Enjoy your Whistler experience, and don’t forget to share your adventure with us on social media using #GoodCamping and tagging @KarmaCampervans.

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