Seabreeze Resort

The beach is gorgeous, great for a dog run or a summer swim. Campsites and RV spots have shade, are fairly level, and come with water plus 15a and 30a power. The downsides are the price, $55 a night, with showers costing extra, and the RV spaces. They're close together near the road, so there's a lot of traffic noise, little privacy, and getting into a spot could be tricky depending on the size of your rig.

Bird lovers will enjoy this spot. You can watch eagles nesting from the private cabin patios, and there's plenty of wildlife around. Seabreeze is right on the beach and just off Highway 101, a lovely place to get away from town and take in the Sun Shine Coast. The staff are friendly and happy to answer questions about the area. I love it here and will be back. Thanks, Seabreeze, you guys are awesome!

The ocean view was great, and watching the seals ride the waves and the eagles during the salmon run was awesome. We stayed in suite 9, a cool little suite, and they were really accommodating when we ran into ferry difficulties. I'd definitely stay here again.

The tent sites are nicely sized, the land is beautiful, and the place is trans friendly. It's close to the river and the store, and the bathrooms are nice. The main drawback is how the sites sit between the road and the RVs. They block the road noise, so morning ferry traffic can be pretty disruptive if you're trying to sleep in. The tents are also close together, and careless tent or car placement by you or a neighbor could make a snoring neighbor intensely disruptive. Still, it's a great place to stay.