Walbran Creek Camp sits at the 53-kilometre mark of the West Coast Trail in British Columbia, tucked where Walbran Creek meets the Pacific Ocean.

The site is framed by scenic cliffs, the creek, and an expansive beach backed by the emerald waters of Walbran Creek flowing out of a forested valley. A cable car crossing spans the creek nearby. The campsite is well-regarded for its thoughtful natural layout.

Driftwood logs have been arranged over time into semi-permanent dividers that create small, sheltered tent pads — offering surprising privacy between neighbouring campers.

The sandy patches stay relatively clean and dry, and the overall atmosphere is considered one of the more scenic and underappreciated stops along the entire trail.