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Living Forest Oceanside RV & Campground[ RV Parks and Camping ]
Address:
6 Maki Rd.
Town:
Nanaimo
Province:
British Columbia
Zip:
V9T 5M1
Telephone:
(250) 755-1755
Fax:
(250) 753-0016
E-Mail:
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The Living Forest is without question one of the finest RV Parks and Campgrounds on Vancouver Island--or anywhere else! For the second year in a row, RV WEST Magazine readers have voted us Gold Medal status for a privately run RV park and campground! Click on the 'Photo tour of Living Forest and 'Must See' Area Attractions' link above for quick load pictures of the Living Forest and closeby attractions.
Brannen Lakes Campsites[ RV Parks and Camping ]
Address:
4220 Biggs Road
Town:
Nanaimo
Province:
British Columbia
Zip:
V9X 1R3
Telephone:
250-390-2556
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The 50 acre property is in a rural country setting surrounded by magnificent old growth trees adjacent to a heritage farm operated by the Caillet family located on Brannen Lake. Located close to Nanaimo, British Columbia, the campground is easily accessable by paved road from the Nanaimo Parkway Exit 24.
Island RV Rentals[ RV Parks and Camping ]
Contact Name:
Chad & Randy Rogers
Address:
6037 Butcher Rd
Town:
Nanaimo
Province:
British Columbia
Zip:
V9T-6B3
Telephone:
250-756-1626
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Beautiful Vancouver Island is the home of myself Chad Rogers, my wife Rhonda and our daughters Emily and Lauryn. As a family we love exploring the many campsites of the Island. We would like to enable you to do the same. Contact us at Island RV Rentals for more information.
Newcastle Island Provincial Marine Park[ RV Parks and Camping ]
Address:
2174 Newcastle Island
Town:
Nanaimo
Province:
British Columbia
Zip:
V9R 6X4
Telephone:
250 754 7893
Fax:
250 754 7894
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Newcastle Island became a Provincial Marine Park in 1961, when the nearby City of Nanaimo granted it to the Province of British Columbia after having acquired the island from the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1955. Situated in Nanaimo Harbour within sight of both Vancouver Island and the towering Coastal Mountains of the Lower Mainland, Newcastle Island possesses a rich natural and cultural history that makes it one of the most intriguing provincial parks in British Columbia.
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