Telegraph Cove Campground

Beautiful drive to Telegraph Cove. It is a beautiful place to visit. Great food, a whale museum, and a few gift stores.

Always look forward to coming to forest campground in telegraph cove. Been coming 2xs a year for the last 6 years. Management is easy and a pleasure to deal with, and it's an experience everyone should try. Indoor plumbing, showers, play ground, hiking trail, really nice camp sites, etc. Reasonable price. Pet friendly.

We were really disappointed. We have a 20 ft. trailer and the campsite was just barely big enough. The picnic table was off to the side and there was no where that it could sit level after parking the trailer. No cover on sewer so it was quite smelly. There are permanent 5th wheels with structers, wrought iron or wooden fences in the full service area so we felt like interlopers. There is also a metal working business in the park. We never saw any cleaning or maintenance after guests left. The permanent residents that we met were nice. There is a park manager on site but we never saw them.

This was a peaceful campground, preserving the natural feel of the area (i.e., neither overly manicured nor paved). The bathrooms are clean and the showers hot.The campground is a pleasant 10 minute walk to the marina at Telegraph Cove.WiFi at the campground was reasonably priced and good enough. Note: Be sure to login to only one network with each device, because each login is counted as a separate device (described below).We purchased WiFi for 2 devices. I logged on to two of the networks (trying to find the strongest signal at our site) before my partner logged on at all. My two logins used both device" allowances in spite of being the same device. The proprietor was dubious of my explanation when I tried to get things sorted out. He checked his networks and found two logins but did not (or could not) see both were the same device (e.g.

Beautiful campground and awesome trail to hike right from the campground to a lookout! Whale watching was SPECTACULAR as well with our most excellent guide James!

Great little spot! Majority of the campsites are very private, lots of dense forest! Check in was super easy, we were given complimentary parking pass for the downtown which was very much appreciated. Lots of walks & trails in and around the campsite, highly recommend the Blinkhorn lookout & the quick beach walk. Site was well maintained, showers & bathrooms were well lit, playground & grassy area for kids, coin operated laundry & an indoor dishwashing area. All around great experience, will be back next season!

Had the entire place to ourselves, it was insanely windy so we stayed in the middle away from the trees. Beautiful scenery. Lovely setting. Just a quick walk down to Bauza Cove or the Blinkhorn Trailhead. Check out the metal art gallery in the office! Beautiful work!

Booked in August,2020. Great location in a woods close to the village, a beach and a view point for whale watching. This campsite is a big place and has residential side which is more wooded area. Beach side is better maintained and sunny spots.I was placed in residential side and was dark, moss growing and by swamp. Worst site I got assigned.

I'd go back tomorrow if I could. Great location. 10 min walk to village. Reasonable rates with good amenities. Attentive caretakers. Facilities are older but functional and clean.

Large RV owners BEWARE!!!! The road in is rough and dusty, there is narrow bridge at entrance and sites far too small for a Class A. I tried backing into a overgrown dingy site and gave up when got tired of tree branches scraping the sides of my unit. Was offered another option on the other side of property which was also unacceptable. Entire campground is like a throw back for the 1970s with old worn out structures and rough narrow roads. Went to complain and told take it or leave