When planning an RV trip, the first thought that comes to most rig owners' minds is "summer". Vacation days, warm weather and sunshine come together for prime RVing opportunities.

The Greater Victoria area boasts some of the finest golfing around, and conditions allow enthusiastic golfers access year round. Whether you want to stay close in and do a casual nine holes, try something new for the whole family, or make golf the main theme of your stay, a multitude of options awaits.

Book online and beat the rush! We are happy to offer online booking with live availability. It's never been easier to book your stay, and secure your favourite site!

Whether you’re here for the week, or here for the winter, stay up to date on what’s happening around town! Read on for a few of our favorite resources.

Victoria is a birdwatcher’s paradise, with hundreds of bird species making Victoria their permanent or transient home. With our geography offering a huge diversity of habitats, from rock and sandy shorelines to tidal mud flats to dense old growth cedar and douglas fir trees to inland rocky hilltops and Garry oak meadows, there is something suitable for many different birds.

The idea of cooking in an RV is definitely something worth pursuing, after all there is no better alfresco dining experience than the one where you enjoy your food while taking in the expansive natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest. 

Fishing around Victoria is a great activity to do, combining spectacular sightseeing plus wildlife viewing opportunities. And with our mild weather and plentiful waters, anglers can be kept busy any month of the year. From trout to bass there is plenty of fishing to be had. Here’s what you need to know about fishing in Victoria.

A question we get is how do you get a motorhome to Victoria, which is on an Island? It’s easier than you might think, whether you’re coming from mainland BC or the USA. There are a few routes available to you with the ferries, so here we take a look at how to get an RV to the beautiful city of Victoria so you can explore everything this island has to offer! 

Summer months and holidays are some of the best times to visit family and friends, especially on Vancouver Island! And when it comes to accommodations, many family members know that motorhomes are the way to go. Bringing an RV and reserving a space in a park keeps your amenities, belongings, and personalized space with you. It also means no hotel fees, no parking in driveways or along curbs, no sleeping on couches or guest beds, and no sharing groceries — or bathrooms.

Voted second best small city in the world by the magazine Conde Nast in 2017, Victoria is a world-class destination for travellers. Splendorous raw beauty abounds in the sparkling oceans, blissful beaches, lush meadows, tall trees, and magnificent parks. Our city boasts renowned museums, galleries, and architecture. Just imagine being in the epicentre of all this magic while you enjoy a stay in our new state-of-the-art RV park.

For those of you who missed it, our Salish Seaside RV Haven Opening Ceremony was a wonderful day in the sunshine. The ceremonial opening speech was given by Mary Ann Thomas, the widow of the late Chief Andy Thomas. They were joined by local dignitaries for the ribbon cutting. It was truly touching and our hearts go out to the Thomas family and Esquimalt Nation for their loss.

Here at Salish Seaside RV Haven we are very excited at how quickly the final touches on the site are drawing together in the wake of our upcoming Grand Opening!

The last few weeks have been productive with the last of the grass going down, tarmac being laid on the north side of the building, and — best of all — the filling of the hole the City of Victoria created at the entrance to the park!

It’s been a busy few weeks! I want to start by thanking all our wonderful guests to date, it’s been fantastic getting to know some of you and putting faces to the many names! The main amenities building is slowly coming along and we’re looking at a mid November completion date (for the downstairs). Thank you all for your patience with this beast. As you would expect, it has gone way over time and budget! The lamp-posts are in and Wi-Fi will be going up and functioning by this time next week. 

As of today the concrete pads are all poured, pedestals are in, services to each pad are complete. BC Hydro have finally agreed to hook us up to mains power on Tuesday next week! Much of the sod has been laid and paving of the entrance driveway and perimeter road in the park is underway for completion today. The stone sitting wall is constructed around the perimeter and it looks fantastic! There are lots of little jobs, signs, lamp-posts, security cameras and Wi-Fi to get hooked up but this week will mark the end of the major construction activities.

The project is coming along nicely and completion is set for September 2017. The first 14 pads are poured. We tested the pads with a 45'Class A single axle motor coach and jacked it up on the pads. All went well. The second story is going on the amenity building. We should have the ground floor washrooms shower and laundry done by Sept 1 but the meeting room upstairs may not be finished.

The old west bay has been completely razed and the two First Nations are starting from scratch to rebuild it. We are reducing the number of pads to 36, they are now truly big rig friendly, building a brand new amenity building with upstairs meeting room with decks and fireplace, supplying 50 amp service, and best of all the wi-fi is going to work...