Wya Point Surf Shop & Campground

Uclelet and Tofino are both high end, resort type towns with Tofino about 1/2 the size and 2x the price of Ucluelet. Most RV parks are charging a premium. Green Point is the National Park campground which means it is usually booked up and even if you can get a site, you will need to purchase a National Parks day pass to camp there at an additional charge.

Wya Surf Shop is a rarity in the area offering dry camping to RVers for $20. You can get electric and water for $30 if you prefer (unsure about sewer). All campers have access to their shower building ($1 per minute but instant hot water and good pressure). This place caters to the surfer crowd but you don't have to be a surfer to camp here. Also, they seem to be flying a bit under the radar - there were only 2 RV campers there on the Thanksgiving Long weekend (October) including us, when basically everywhere else was booked up.

I don't want to sugar coat it - it's basically a single open loop with RV sites side by side on the outside, plus they have additional walk-in tent sites in the forest. However, we were super happy to find this place for it's great location and affordable price as a home base to explore the town of Ucluelet to the south and the National Parks beaches, trails, and visitor centre to the north.

The check in process was super lax in stark contrast to the highly involving process of registering to stay at Green Point down the road. They have a surf shop with clothes for sale and a restaurant that was closed when we were there. BTW, the office is only open 9-5 - if you arrive after hours, you should be okay to just set up at a site and pay in the morning when they arrive.

Sites are very expensive (and no services), but you do get a private site with a view of the ocean and the sound of crashing waves. (Seems they have changed their business plan from previous reviewer's stay when it was inexpensive.) There are also yurts for rent as well through airbnb. Located about 10 minutes from Ucluelet, and 30 minutes from Tofino. Road into campsite is very rough dirt road. However, it met our expectations and we were happy with the setting. We enjoyed our stay and would stay here again.