Tsocowis Creek Camp sits at roughly kilometre 16. 5–16. 8 from Pachena Bay on British Columbia's West Coast Trail, within Pacific Rim National Park Reserve.

It is a lightly used beach camp where Tsocowis Creek arrives at the shore as a waterfall, providing a reliable fresh-water source just steps from the tent sites.

Facilities include an outhouse and a food cache; a First Nations Guardian cabin sits behind the beach but is largely out of sight from the camping area.

Tents go on the wide sandy beach among scattered driftwood, which naturally divides the space into individual spots.

The setting rewards exploration: sandstone cliffs, a sea cave, shipwreck debris, and ladders that climb above Tsocowis Falls to a bridge with sweeping views of the beach below.

A pretty headland lies to the south and open beach views stretch to the north, making this a quieter and often surprisingly pleasant stop compared to busier camps along the trail.