Great Accommodations For Under $100 on Salt Spring Island

Josh Wicks

Perhaps you've heard of Salt Spring Island. If you're visiting Vancouver Island and curious about exploring other beautiful islands in the Pacific Northwest, this is a notable one to spend a weekend on. And here are some beautiful places to stay and enjoy for less than $100/night.

Blue Cat Cottage Bed and Breakfast, Fulford-Dunderry Guest House, Cedar Beach Resort ＆Campground, Ruckle Provincial Park, Mowhinna Creek Campground, Garden Faire Gallery Nursery & Campground

  • Blue Cat Cottage Bed and Breakfast, Canada

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      Don't let the size of this cute little cottage fool you. The Blue Cat Cottage has a big comfortable queen size bet and a pull-out couch perfect for kids. It's equipped with WiFi, cable TV and a DVD player with a list of available movies on request. And what cottage is complete without board games! Amenities include a small kitchenette with a bar fridge and a KEURIG coffee maker. This is a good spot for a quiet get-away.

  • Fulford-Dunderry Guest House, Canada

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      Fulford-Dunderry is a serene waterfront property located on nearly 2 acres in the village of Fulford, on Salt Spring Island. There are 2 types of accommodations available. The first is a guest house that sleeps 7 people, with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a private entrance. It is self-contained with 3 balconies overlooking the waterfront. That one is not less than $100/night. However, on the other side of the property is a cozy backpackers cabin with a kitchenette, a private bathroom /shower, and a large deck overlooking the waterfront. If you can reserve this place for the weekend, you're set!

  • Cedar Beach Resort ＆Campground, Canada

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      Yep, it's a resort, but there are campsites available year-round in natural, tall tree settings. All sites have sewer hook-ups, water, and 30 amp power, as well as a fire ring and picnic table. There are also hot showers and a toilet house, including handicapped-accessible units. Where's the beach? St. Mary Lake is just a short walk away.

  • Ruckle Provincial Park, Canada

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      Ruckle Provincial Park is one of the most beautiful parks in the southern Gulf Islands. Its 7 kilometers of shoreline overlooking the Swanson channel make it a very desirable campground with virtually no boring spots to pitch a tent. And the wildlife! Chances are good you'll witness sea lions and killer whales playing out in the sea. Ruckle Provincial Park has 78 walk-in campsites- 20 of them have tent pads, and most are available on a first-come-first served basis. Facilities are basic, but the group fire pits are epic. Bring your musical instruments!

  • Mowhinna Creek Campground, Canada

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      Mowhinna Creek Campground has full and partial service RV sites and tent sites, as well as 2 little cabins available for rent. Lots of options, including some very sunny, open campsites, and some more in the tree-covered shade. This campground is a great place for kids as it has flush toilets and a playground.

  • Garden Faire Gallery Nursery & Campground, Canada

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      A campground in a lush old-growth forest right next to Mouat Park Trails. Dog-friendly and just a 10-minute walk to all the amenities in downtown Ganges. A great place to stay for first-time Salt Spring visitors.