Pacific Rim National Park Reserve of Canada (PRNPR) is composed of three geographically separate units:
The Long Beach Unit is located between the villages of Ucluelet and Tofino, and named after the 16 km (10 miles) sandy beach of Wickaninnish Bay. The Broken Group Islands Unit is an archipelago of more than one hundred islands and rocks scattered throughout Barkley Sound and is accessible by boat only. The West Coast Trail Unit is a 75 km (47 mile) backpacking route along temperate rainforest, sandstone cliffs, waterfalls, caves, sea arches, sea stacks and beaches.

Pacific Rim National Park Reserve has various camping options depending on the area of the park reserve you are visiting. Long Beach Unit: the park’s front country option, Green Point campground, has drive-in and walk-in sites as well as equipped camping options.  Broken Group Islands: offers backcountry camping on seven islands, accessible only by boat. West Coast Trail: a multi-day backcountry hike for experienced hikers with designated campsites along the route.