3 places · 3 camping on the Chin Beach → Little Kuitshe Creek section of the Juan de Fuca Marine Trail, in Little Kuitshe Creek, Sombrio Beach. Phone and WhatsApp numbers are listed so you can book ahead.
Small BC Parks forest campsite at km 33 with tent pads, a pit toilet and bear cache uphill and water from the creek. Camp only on the tent pads; campfires are not allowed, so bring a stove. Limited shoreline access.
BC Parks beach campsite on the eastern part of Sombrio Beach, with tent space on the sand above the high-tide line, pit toilets and bear caches behind the beach. The beach at km 28.0 is impassable above a 3.0 m tide; the Sombrio trailhead and car park are about 2 km west.
The busiest camp on the trail, near the Sombrio Beach trailhead (km 29), with wooden tent pads, pit toilets and bear caches; BC Parks asks hikers to use the tent pads here. The beach section at km 29.6 is passable only below a 2.6 m tide, and the one at km 30.2 below 3.0 m.
Checked online in October 2026. Places marked "not confirmed by the operator" are listed on OpenStreetMap or in guides but could not be checked on an official page. The campsites on the Juan de Fuca Marine Trail are run by BC Parks: no reservations, pit toilets and bear-proof food caches, but no drinking water, shelters or bins. Camp above the high-tide line on beaches and only on the tent pads in the forest camps, and treat all water.
The Juan de Fuca Marine Trail route works offline in Outest, with these places on the map and a trail guide you can ask about water, weather and the next village.