Amenity: Campfires allowed
Red Bluff
This popular park is named for the iron-stained cliffs that plunge almost perpendicularly into the lake. Park visitors can swim, sunbathe, angle for a rainbow trout, or take in the […]
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7 Sisters Park
Seven Sisters Park is named for the spectacular set of peaks visible from Highway 16 between Hazelton and Terrace. This park offers excellent hiking and camping opportunities with options for […]
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Pine Le Moray
Tucked amidst the rugged Hart Ranges of the Rocky Mountains, Pine Le Moray Provincial Park and Protected Area provides scenic splendor and a welcome retreat for visitors travelling the Hart […]
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One Island Lake
Activities include bird watching, fishing, swimming and just relaxing. A variety of waterfowl congregate at One Island Lake. Moose, white-tail and mule deer, beaver and black bear are also common […]
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Okeover Arm
This site is a good family camping area and is also often used as a starting point for kayakers heading out to Desolation Sound.
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Buckinghorse River Wayside
A scenic campground for those traveling the Alaska Highway, Buckinghorse River Provincial Park provides visitors with a chance to view moose or fish for arctic grayling.
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Emory Creek
This park is located next to the Canadian Pacific Railway mainline.
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Beaver Creek
The park includes 19 quiet campsites in treed area, some sites with panoramic views of the Columbia River, great shore & boat fishing for Rainbow & Walleye, swimming in boat […]
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Main Lake
Main Lake Provincial Park on Quadra Island encompasses six lakes and protects a biologically diverse freshwater system that includes more than 72 bird species and 234 plant species. The park, […]
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Ross Lake
A popular spot with anglers, boaters and swimmers, this park features a picnic area with fire rings, beach, new swimming dock, hiking trail around the lake, and gravel boat launch […]
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Babine Mountains
This area within the Skeena Mountains eco-section offers some of the finest hiking opportunities in west-central British Columbia. Glacier-fed lakes, rugged peaks and extensive sub-alpine meadows provide day and overnight […]
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Monkman
Enjoy the many short day hikes accessible from the main campground, including the stunning Jade Falls trail, the caves and cliffs of the Stone Corral trail, and the outstanding 197 […]
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Gwillim Lake
Visitors can enjoy canoeing, kayaking, swimming, hiking, fishing and a viewpoint that provides a panoramic vista of the superb Rocky Mountain scenery.
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Swan Lake
This campground is near the lakeshore and renowned in the area for picnicking, swimming and boating activities. A playground with accessible features is also available in the campground.
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Moberly Lake
Known for its beautiful sunsets Moberly Lake is easily accessible off Highway 29. The park provides campers wildlife viewing, boating, swimming, family picnicking and Northern Pike and Bull Trout fishing […]
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Kiskatinaw
Warm water and slow currents of Kiskatinaw River provides for wading and river tubing and fishing. Wildlife viewing includes moose, deer, squirrels, chipmunks and various songbirds.
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Charlie Lake
Bird watching and wildlife viewing are popular activities for picnickers and overnight campers. The lake offers excellent fishing and canoeing/kayaking opportunities.
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Beatton
Wildlife viewing, swimming, hiking, picnicking, mountain bike trails and Walleye and Northern Pike fishing are popular. In winter the park offers 12 km of groomed cross country ski trials as […]
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Muncho Lake
The expansive wilderness requires visitors practice “Leave No Trace” backcountry camping ethics -pack out what you pack in. There are various trails and the hiking loop to the mineral lick […]
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Liard River Hot Springs
This park is a popular stopover for tourists travelling the Alaskan Highway and wanting to enjoy the second largest hot spring in Canada. The park is well known for its […]
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Mount Robson
Mount Robson is the highest Peak in the Canadian Rockies & an UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hiking, biking, boating and wildlife viewing are popular activities.
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Whiskers Point
Whiskers Point is a relaxing destination for an extended family retreat. It provides lakeside camping with ample opportunity to enjoy the day-use area facilities, swimming, fishing and strolling through the […]
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Tudyah Lake
Located on the southern shore of Tudyah Lake, the park offers good fishing, canoeing and waterskiing opportunities. Ice fishing is popular here in the winter.
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Sowchea Bay
Sowchea Bay Provincial Park is situated on Stuart Lake which is popular for fishing and boating. The campsites are situated on the lakeshore.
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