Dare Beach Camp sits at roughly the 40-kilometre mark of the West Coast Trail in British Columbia, near the small stream at Dare Beach.

It offers a narrow strip of beach in an otherwise rocky, rugged stretch of coastline, with a bit of room to camp above the tideline and access to a freshwater stream. Hikers should be aware that Dare Beach itself is only passable at tides below 2.

1 metres, making it a challenging spot to rely on. The nearby Cribs Creek campsite, just 1.

5 kilometres away, is the more commonly used overnight stop in this section of the trail and tends to see heavy use due to the long distance between it and the next campsite to the north at Tsusiat Falls.