Sooke Potholes Regional Park – Spring Salmon Place Campground
Sooke Potholes
Surrounded by forest
The Spring Salmon Place (KWL-UCHUN) Campground is managed by the CRD and operated by T’Sou-ke Nation. Enjoy the views, explore the trails, camp under the stars, or take a refreshing dip on a hot summer day.
THE SPRING SALMON PLACE (KWL-UCHUN) CAMPGROUND
The 67-site RV and tent campground is located at the north end of Sooke Potholes Regional Park and adjacent to the Galloping Goose Regional Trail. The campground offers a high quality, self-contained wilderness camping experience. Sooke Potholes Regional Park is a local favourite on Vancouver Island and one of British Columbia’s most popular riverside campgrounds.
The Potholes, found along the Sooke River, are unique geological formations of deep, polished rock pools and carved canyons. These clear green pools are popular swimming areas linked by waterfalls and gorges, and surrounded by the forests of the Sooke Hills.
Regional Park Map
Campground Map
The campground is open for the 2025 season and is filled on a first-come, first-served basis. No reservations are accepted.
Spring Salmon Place Campground & Park Rules
The campground operates on a first-come, first-served basis. No reservations available.
Fees (CASH ONLY, no debit or credit on-site)
$25 per night
$10 per extra vehicle
$15 per night bicycle tent pad
$9 firewood
What to Know:
- Check in time 1pm, check out time by 11am
- Quiet time 10pm to 7am
- Visitors must leave campground by 8:30pm
- Stay is limited to 14 days a year
- Generator use permitted 9–11am & 6–8pm
- Alcohol not permitted outside campsite
- Smoking prohibited
- Fires permitted in designated fire rings unless a fire ban is in effect
- Dogs on-leash in campground, pick up dog droppings
- Leave no trace and carry out litter
Campground Services Provided:
- Some riverfront views
- Toilets
- Picnic areas
- Drinking water station
- Disposal bins for garbage, food scraps, and recycling
- Individual fire rings
- Firewood for sale (except during fire bans)
- Caretaker on site
The campground does not provide hydro, dumping stations, or showers. There is little to no cell phone service in this area.
Campground Operation:
The Spring Salmon Place (KWL-UCHUN) Campground is managed by the CRD and operated by T’Sou-ke Nation.
Questions?
Call T’Sou-ke Nation at 250-642-3957 or CRD Regional Parks at 250-478-3344.
