British Columbia Glamping

Whether it’s weekend trips from Vancouver, an exciting road trip, or Vancouver Island tours, British Columbia’s wild side is easily accessible. Canada’s westernmost province is dominated by wild mountain ranges, windswept beaches on the Pacific coast, and verdant rainforests with amazingly diverse ecosystems. 

There are so many different reasons to visit British Columbia, especially if you are glamping. Here you will find an outdoor lover’s ideal travel destination with amazing natural recreation all year long. 

At its heart, British Columbia is wild and this ruggedness shows through in places like Yoho National Park, the Kootenay Rockies, Vancouver Island, and the Great Bear Rainforest. Visit British Columbia, where nature is nurtured, and discover the best outdoor destinations in Canada.

Cities and towns in British Columbia share a deep connection to nature, and locals here live on the doorstep of the wild. Glamping Hub is here to help you take one more step into the wilderness of British Columbia and explore the endless possibilities of the great outdoors.

Tourism in nature is definitely the shining star of any BC vacation. British Columbia is a world-class outdoor travel destination, no matter the season. In the winter, visitors flock to the mountain ranges, with unparalleled verticals and amazing terrains. 

British Columbia is home to more than 10 major ski resorts, like Whistler Blackcomb. In the small mountain town of Golden, you will find a community atmosphere and some of the best mountain terrain in the world at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort. Then there’s the town of Nelson, home to Whitewater Ski Resort. 

With more than 200 runs and over 8,000 acres of skiable terrain, you could ski at Whistler for weeks without riding the same line. If you’re wondering where to ski in Canada or trying to find the best ski resorts in North America, we highly recommend a ski vacation in British Columbia. But don’t worry, if you’re not a skier, that’s not all there is to do in BC in the winter! 

Dog sledding is also a great way to explore the winter landscape. Bundle up, hop on your sled, and let the pack of huskies lead the way! Visitors can also go snowmobiling, heli-skiing, snowshoeing, backcountry skiing, cross-country skiing, and more during winter in British Columbia. Once the snow melts, the landscape totally changes and a whole new host of outdoor activities is possible.

The list goes on for things to do in British Columbia, meaning a trip here will provide you with plenty of excellent activities, all in a stunning setting!

The majority of travelers visit British Columbia from April through September, which covers the region’s dry season and peak flower time. For a ski vacation, the ski season in BC runs from December through March, but it is often possible to ski into late April when the World Ski and Snowboard Festival is held in Whistler. 

Big annual events that take place in Vancouver include the Pacific National Exhibition (August/September) and the Celebration of Light (July/August). No matter what season you decide to go glamping in British Columbia, you're sure to find the most amazing outdoor playground waiting.

British Columbia is a large province with lots of places worth exploring. With this in mind, it can be hard to narrow down the best place for a glamping getaway, as there are so many to choose from! We would recommend checking out places like Kelowna, Whistler, and Tofino to start. As there are so many excellent areas in BC for glamping, it is also worth checking out our search filter to find the best one for you!

There are several glamping types to choose from that will add that much-needed luxury to your getaway. Check out our different glamping options, this way you can find the most luxurious place for you. After all, once you have spent your time exploring the great outdoors in BC, there’s nothing better than a comfortable rental to relax and unwind in afterward.

Squamish is a beautiful town in British Columbia. Its remote location and encompassing mountains make it the perfect place for a glamping break. Here you can spend your days exploring lakes, skiing or hiking in the mountains. There is so much to do here, it is no surprise that so many consider it an outdoor lovers paradise!