- The list below includes 6 free or cheap things to do in or near Campbell River, British Columbia, including 15 different types of inexpensive activities like Fishing, History Museums, Parks and Piers & Boardwalks.
- From Elk Falls Provincial Park to Discovery Fishing Pier, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Campbell River and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Courtenay.
Showing 1-10 of
23
0.0 Miles
96%
227 votes
Central Vancouver Island on Hwy 28, Campbell River, British Columbia
MoreLess Info
Elk Falls Provincial Park offers guests the opportunity to go swimming, fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing. Families visiting the site can advantage of its picnic tables, playground, and vehicle-accessible camping sites.
1.7 Miles
93%
59 votes
700 Block Island Highway, Campbell River, British Columbia
MoreLess Info
At the Discovery Fishing Pier, guests can watch for whales and seals while fishing for salmon. The location also offers and frozen yogurt and large servings of over fifteen flavors of ice cream.
0.0 Miles
96%
142 votes
Port Eliza Inlet, Campbell River, British Columbia
MoreLess Info
Rodgers Fishing Lodge provides guests with access to eight float houses with sleeping and dining areas. Guests may bring their own boats or take advantage of the location's fly-in trip option.
2.1 Miles
98%
191 votes
470 Island Hwy, Campbell River, British Columbia
MoreLess Info
The Museum at Campbell River provides guests with access to a variety of permanent exhibits, including those highlight sport fishing, logging, and the salmon industry. The location also offers boat tours that take visitors near Sonora Island.
2.9 Miles
99%
69 votes
457 Albatross Cres, Campbell River, British Columbia
MoreLess Info
Coastal Island Fishing Adventures offers guests a professionally-guided sport fishing experience in the Campbell River area, including Tyee and freshwater fishing experiences. During the winter, guests can also fish for Chinook and king salmon at this location.
22.7 Miles
Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the wooded and beach trails at Seal Bay Nature Park. Families participate in bicycling, nature hikes through ponds, beaches, trees, marshes, bridges and ravines as well as wildlife viewing for bears, wildfowl, eagles, seals and cougars.
26.6 Miles
89%
47 votes
207 Fourth Street, Courtenay, British Columbia
MoreLess Info
Specializing in marine fossils and dinosaurs, the Courtenay & District Museum & Paleontology Centre offers educational experiences of all ages. Visitors learn about fossils, dinosaurs, Comox Valley history, rail history through tours, educational programs and science and nature discovery.
26.8 Miles
Located in central Vancouver Island, Kin Beach Provincial Park overlooks the Strait of Georgia. Visitors enjoy camping, playground, grassy field, canoeing, fishing, bicycling, beach swimming and picnicking.
27.2 Miles
Miracle Beach Provincial Park is located at Black Creek on the eastern shore. Visitors enjoy the large, sandy beach, camping, picnic areas, playground, marine life viewing in tide pools, sandcastle building, swimming, cycling, fishing, hiking, boating and horseback riding.
27.2 Miles
86%
37 votes
6183 Whittaker Road, Courtenay, British Columbia
MoreLess Info
Kitty Coleman Woodland Gardens offers a serene outdoor experience. Visitors meander through 24 wooded acres on manicured paths to view 3,000 rhododendrons, water features, native plants, birds and wildflowers.