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With its rugged coastline and untamed natural beauty, Vancouver Island has plenty to offer to outdoor enthusiasts. The small town of Comox, on the island's east coast, is a charming seaside community and a wonderful destination for an RV getaway.

The island is easily accessible by ferry or via a short flight from Vancouver and offers a relaxing retreat for anyone looking to escape the city. Highlights include beautiful local parks and gardens, hiking and kayaking opportunities galore, and some of the freshest seafood you'll find anywhere in Canada. While you're searching for a rental RV in Comox to help you explore this beautiful town and its surrounds, keep reading to find out what to do during your visit.

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The Great Outdoors

If you're craving some fresh air, make Goose Spit Park the first stop in your camper rental from Comox. Located just a couple of miles from the town center, this long sand spit offers some spectacular water views. The park covers 52 acres in total and a great spot for wildlife watching, with otters, deer, eagles, sea lions, and many other creatures calling the area home. And if you're traveling with your dog, you'll be pleased to know that off-leash pets are welcome here for much of the year.

If you'd like to head a little further afield, Kin Beach Provincial Park is less than 15 minutes out of town. Encompassing 22 acres, this small but pretty park overlooks the Strait of Georgia. Beachcombers will love wandering along the rocky beach here, while it's also a great spot to enjoy a picnic while taking in views of the mainland. And if you're bringing a canoe or kayak, you can launch it straight from the beach.

Another wonderful outdoor attraction well worth exploring in the area is Nymph Falls Nature Park. Located to the west of Comox, this 151-acre park is the site of a spectacular waterfall that's perfect for a selfie or two. Whitewater rafting is also popular in the area, while the park attracts plenty of swimmers keen to cool off on a hot summer's day. And if you visit during October or November, you might even be lucky enough to see the unique sight of returning fish leaping up the falls.

Camping in Comox

Once you book an RV in British Columbia and get ready to go exploring Comox in a rental camper, you'll need to find somewhere to stay. Happily, there are plenty of RV parks and campgrounds to choose from in Comox.

One option worth considering is Cape Lazo RV & Campground, which offers 62 full-service sites on just over six acres. The park boasts a beachfront location and several miles of shoreline for campers to enjoy. Other features include a kids' playground, a camp store, and a boat ramp nearby.

Maple Pool Campground & RV Park, located in nearby Courtenay, is also worth a look. The park offers sites with electrical and water hookups, including pull-through sites designed to allow easy access for larger rigs. Showers and laundry facilities are provided, while campers can also enjoy access to the Tsolum River.

Finally, you may also want to consider setting up camp in Kin Beach Provincial Park. This pretty park offers 18 RV-friendly campsites and sits in a lovely waterfront location. Drinking water and pit toilets are provided, while there's also a small store in the park's day-use area.

Exploring the City

When you hit the road in your RV rental near Comox, make sure you take the time to check out Filberg Heritage Lodge and Park. This nine-acre waterfront park is a peaceful spot for relaxation and contemplation, boasting landscaped gardens in a pristine setting. The historic lodge itself was constructed in the 1930s and is open for tours during the height of the tourist season, while there's also an on-site petting zoo that younger visitors will love.

Another local attraction worth a visit is The Gardens on Anderton. You'll pass the gardens on the way to the Little River ferry, and if you stop in to investigate, you'll find a tranquil and colorful outdoor space to explore. There's a labyrinth to lose yourself in, a Meditation Garden when you need some peace and quiet, and a magical Butterfly Garden, so stop by if you get the chance.

Finally, if you're a passionate foodie, you'll probably want to time your visit to coincide with the BC Seafood Festival. Held in June, this highly anticipated annual event showcases the best of the fresh local seafood for which the Comox Valley region is famous. There are cookouts and parties, loads of renowned chefs in attendance, and a Signature Weekend seafood celebration at Filberg Heritage Lodge and Park. The weekend offers chef demos, seafood tastings, and live entertainment, so you'll find plenty to whet your appetite.

There's a huge range of experiences just waiting to be enjoyed when you rent an RV in Comox, so why not book a trip to Vancouver Island and choose your own adventure?

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Recent RV rental reviews in Comox

Han C.

October, 2024

The T@b 400 is a very nice trailer and suitable for not too big cars.
We made a trip across the southern part of Vancouver Island and visited 6 different campgrounds in two weeks. We enjoyed the solid, practical and comfortable layout.
Host Darlene and her husband were extremely friendly and helpful. Everything was negotiable.
The trailer is really complete and qualitatively furnished. You only need to bring your toothbrush and pajamas and you can go on a trip!
Highly recommended!
Niels V.

September, 2024

We had a great time driving and camping with Jason's van. It has everything you need and you can easily last for several days with it on an unserviced site. Jason himself was very helpful and accommodating, quick and easy to communicate with, and was really invested in making sure everything went well.
Tracy M.

September, 2024

Excellent experience once again!

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