Bamberton Provincial Park

Enjoyed the day walking along the beach and looked at some campsites for future use. Park looks well maintained and the sites look cozy for an overnight stay.

A great place to take a pit stop on your way to or from Victoria. Nice campground as well.

This is a provincial park with a day area, and a camping section. Park is open 8am - dusk.There is a small hike between the camping area, and the day area. Day parking lot has quite a few parking stall. Very accessible with a paved path leading from the parking lot down to the beach area.At the beach area, you can find change rooms, an outdoor shower, plenty of picnic tables and benches, garbage and recycling bins, and an accessible outhouse. This seems like a great place to stop in for lunch. Not much hiking is on the maps at the park, but overall is a place that is well kept.

Nice quiet little campground. I imagine it gets busy in the shoulder seasons but in the spring it was terrific. Great place to paddleboard.

Very well shaded sites. Park was clean and staff were friendly and informative. No hot showers or sani dump.

Great Camp sites clean Great staff perfect location to do day trips across island & great ocean walk at Day use area.Fire wood offered by staff attendant'sGreat family location very quiet after dark.Thinking of a yearly visit!

Nice from the campground, it's downhill all the way to the beach. Few picnic tables and serviced washrooms. Dogs are not allowed on the beach in May due to migrating birds.

A nice spot to cool off with a swim in the summertime. It is also a great place for a group picnic as they have lots of picnic tables.

Wow!As a visitor and first-timer to Victoria, this place was amazing! The drive here was nice and scenic and the best part were the clams!Kids would love it here, lots of tiny crabs, sand dollars, beachy area for walks...The drive in was a bit confusing there’s a campground(not where you should go) but we were able to see some deer after we took a wrong turn, but when we finally got to the beach, it was easy peasy.You can not have any open fires there so I’m guessing fires are limited to campground only.Bathrooms, a shower, lots of picnic tables and benches and of course you go at low tide so you walk past some rocky areas and tada you start digging!