Campground · British Columbia, Canada
Green Point Campground
Pacific Rim National Park Reserve
Green Point is a campground in Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, British Columbia, Canada, with 116 sites. You book it ahead through Parks Canada Reservation Service.
How booking Green Point works
Parks Canada takes the bookings for this campground. Booking system: Parks Canada Reservation Service. Parks Canada lists 116 sites.
At a glance
- Type
- Campground
- Sites
- 116 sites
- Season
- “Open May 1 to mid-October.”
- Site types
- 94 powered sites, 20 walk-in sites, 1 oTENTik, 1 group sites
- Fees (CAD)
- Long Beach - Serviced with Electricity (Drive-in): $40 per night
- Long Beach - Unserviced with washroom buildings having toilets and showers: $34 per night
- Long Beach, per person (Group Camping - One Night): $8.75 per person per night
As Parks Canada states them on 2026-10-31. Check the Parks Canada page before you book.
- Facilities
- Flush toilets, Showers (drive-in sites), Potable water in campground, Sani-dump for drive-in sites
- Rules and limits
- Fire pits at all sites
- No pets at walk-in, oTENTik or group sites
- Getting there
- 12 km north of Ucluelet-Tofino junction on Hwy. 4; no buses
- Booked through
- Parks Canada Reservation Service
In an emergency, call 911.
This page has no PermitSnag alert for Green Point yet. Book it with Parks Canada.
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Green Point: questions
Do I need to book Green Point ahead?
Yes. Green Point is booked online through Parks Canada Reservation Service, run by Parks Canada.
How many sites does Green Point have?
Parks Canada lists 116 sites at Green Point.
How much does Green Point cost?
Parks Canada lists: Long Beach - Serviced with Electricity (Drive-in) $40 CAD per night; Long Beach - Unserviced with washroom buildings having toilets and showers $34 CAD per night; Long Beach, per person (Group Camping - One Night) $8.75 CAD per person per night.
When is Green Point open?
Parks Canada says: "Open May 1 to mid-October."
What is the emergency number at Pacific Rim National Park Reserve?
In Canada, call 911 for police, fire or ambulance, and for search and rescue.