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Fort Victoria RV Park, Victoria BC -- Victoria, British Columbia
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Fort Victoria RV Park is a local RV park managed by the same family since its establishment in 1961. Located about 7 km from downtown, it is easily accessible by car or bus, with a bus stop about a 10-minute walk from the campground.
On-site, there are convenient facilities, including bathrooms with free showers and a playground for children. You will also find a laundromat and a supply store for RVs and gifts. Open year-round, we have 300 sites with full hookups, offering a choice between sunny or shaded spots, as well as outlets up to 50 amps. It's an ideal place for campers looking for a stay.
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