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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 Highway. The grassy beach is great for setting up the family to enjoy your lake activities for the day. Try your luck for rainbow or brook…

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 to the area. One Island Lake is a popular destination for area anglers. The lake is stocked annually with brook and rainbow trout. The lake also…

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.

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.

Emory Creek

This park is located next to the Canadian Pacific Railway mainline.

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 launch area, hiking along Columbia River, pet friendly (on leash), fire pits with wood available, on site security. Campground is open from April 1 –…

Monkman

An outstanding feature is Kinuseo Falls. At 197 feet (60 m), Kinuseo Falls is slightly taller than Niagara Falls.

Gwillim Lake

Visitors can enjoy canoeing, kayaking, swimming, hiking, fishing and a viewpoint that provides a panoramic vista of the superb Rocky Mountain scenery.

Swan Lake

This campsite is near the lakeshore and renowned in the area for picnicking, swimming and boating activities.

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 opportunities.

Kiskatinaw

Park closed until further notice due to landslide risk. 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.

Charlie Lake

Bird watching and wildlife viewing are popular activities for picnickers and overnight campers. The lake offers excellent fishing and canoeing/kayaking opportunities.

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 well as snowshoeing trails.

Stone Mountain

Stone Mountain offers travellers and hikers incredible mountain valley views with alpine meadows and lakes. Trails are available for horseback riding with a letter of permission.

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 offers opportunities to view big horn sheep. Scuba diving, snorkeling, fishing and canoeing/kayaking are also popular at the lake.

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 hot springs in a natural forest setting and lush plant life due to the warmth of the springs.

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.

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 woods.

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.

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.

Purden Lake

The park has a popular lakeside trail, and is a great canoeing, fishing, windsurfing and waterskiing destination.

Paarens Beach

The park provides a good location to stay while visiting the many local sites such as the Fort St. James Historic Park.

Crooked River

This park offers secluded campsites, 16 of which are lakeside, a separate day-use area with sandy beaches for swimming and fishing (non-motorized boats only) and 9 km of hiking trails.

Carp Lake

Great fishing and hiking. Check out War Lake Falls. Try island camping.

Beaumont

Located at the southeast end of Fraser Lake, between Fort Fraser and the town of Fraser Lake, the White Swan capital of the world. Windsurfing, canoeing, kayaking and waterskiing are popular lake activities. There is a concrete boat launch located approximately 500 m from the campground. Fraser Lake is famous for its Rainbow trout and…

Naikoon – Misty Meadows Campground

Misty Meadows Campground is a popular campground in Haida Gwaii with vast stretches of beach and endless beach combing and hiking opportunities. The campground is located next to the Naikoon Provincial Park headquarters in Tlell.

Naikoon – Agate Beach Campground

Campground offers an excellent base location for exploring Tow Hill, North Beach and Rose Spit.

Tyhee Lake

Tyhee Lake is a great place to slow down and take a break with the family; this park is perfect for kids! Stop and play in the water, hike the Aldermere trail or soak up the sun. The surrounding area has plenty to offer with world-class steelhead fishing, abundant hiking, a lively arts and music…

Seeley Lake

This quiet campsite on the lake lies in the shadow of spectacular Roche de Boule, where you can enjoy camping, picnicking, fishing and swimming. Fly fish for rainbow and cutthroat trout, or visit Ksan, a traditional native village in Old Hazelton.

Meziadin Lake

This lake is known for its excellent fishing, which includes Rainbow Trout, Dolly Varden, and Sockeye Salmon. While staying at the park, takea day trip to Stewart and Hyder to see the Bear Glacier, Salmon Glacier, and grizzly bears at Fish Creek during late summer/early fall. Meziadin Lake is the northern edge of the Kermode (or…

Kinaskan Lake

A must stop for fishermen, where bright Rainbow Trout abound. Bald eagles, hawks, ospreys, mountain goats can be seen in the surrounding area. For the more adventurous spirits, you may canoe to Natadesleen Lake, then walk to Cascade Falls where the Iskut river cascades over 150 ft into a canyon.

Boya Lake (Tä Ch’ilā)

The glaciated landscape and turquoise water make Boya Lake a must-see destination. Boya Lake is excellent for canoeing and kayaking, with sandy beaches and abundant wildlife, and is a highlight of any trip to Canada’s north. Canoe/kayak rentals are available. New facilities include a playground, a new picnic shelter and lakeside pull through campsites.

Prudhomme Lake

The park offers forested, lakefront campsites with paddling and fishing opportunities. This is a great place to wait for the ferry, or to use as a base for exploring Prince Rupert and the area.

Anhluut’ukwsim Laxmihl Angwinga’asanskwhl Nisga’a (Nisga’a Memorial Lava Bed Park)

The Park has one of Canada’s most recent lava flows. Several day use sites allow visitors to view both the unique landscape and rich culture of the Nisga’a people. Guided tours to Volcano Cone are available by contacting: [email protected] For more information, please visit www.bcparks.ca

Lakelse Lake

Lakelse Lake Campground is a perfect place to set up camp for salmon fishing. Situated near Terrace between the Skeena and Kitimat rivers, it has all the facilities necessary to make your stay enjoyable, including showers. Main gate opens at 5:00 am so you don’t miss the morning bite. Lakelse Lake Park is noted for…

Kleanza Creek

The park offers the local community camping and picnicking with an easy 1 km walking trail. The sounds of water and cool breezes make Kleanza Creek a must stop – especially on hot days. Its natural beauty attracts many local residents for special occasions and is used often for wedding photos.

Tweedsmuir (South)

Home of amazing scenery, Turner Lake Canoe Chain and the 260m Hunlen Falls.

Ts’il-os

Backcountry enthusiasts enjoy the rugged mountains, clear blue lakes, glaciers, alpine meadows, and waterfalls.

Ten Mile Lake

Very popular recreational destination for local residents and visitors.

Lac La Hache

A place for weary travellers, this is a popular, well equipped park.

Horsefly Lake

Popular destination, especially for trolling in the deep lake or fly fishing in the smaller surrounding lakes.

Green Lake

Open rangeland and mixed forests of aspen and lodgepole pine found here are typical of the Cariboo’s landscape.

Downing

Remote atmosphere offers beautiful views of mountains and the 2,245m Mount Bowman.

Bull Canyon

Ideal stopover to see the beautiful canyon with the glacier blue Chilcotin River flowing past the campground.

Bridge Lake

Small campground that is popular with anglers.

Big Bar Lake

Easily accessible, providing a range of recreation opportunities set in a mountainous backdrop. Popular for fishing.

Bowron Lake

The world-renowned Bowron Lake Canoe Circuit encompasses a 116 km chain of lakes, waterways and connecting portages. Canoe and cart rentals now available.

Tunkwa

Tunkwa and Leighton Lakes are world-class trout fishing lakes. Activities include fishing, hiking, cycling, wildlife viewing, ATV-ing, and horseback riding. A corral is available to horseback riders at the North Leighton campsite within the park. Wild horses can often be seen grazing the open meadows around Tunkwa Lake. Firewood is available for sale.

Steelhead

The park features a beautiful beach. A boat launch is located nearby in the town of Savona. Activities include fishing, hiking, all types of water sports and cycling. Ice and firewood are available for sale.

Roche Lake

Roche Lake and the surrounding lakes are considered world class trout fishing lakes. Activities include fishing, hiking, cycling, wildlife viewing, rock climbing and ATV-ing. Firewood is available for sale.

Paul Lake

Activities include fishing, hiking, cycling, wildlife viewing and a variety of water sports. Firewood is available for sale.

Lac Le Jeune

Interpretive programs run from late June through August. Other activities include fishing, cycling, jogging, hiking, and wildlife viewing. Ice and firewood for sale.

White Lake

Activities include self-contained camping, swimming and excellent fishing opportunities.

Silver Beach

Ideal summer holiday for swimming, boating, fishing, or just soaking up the sun.

Shuswap Lake Marine

Shuswap Lake is one of the most used lakes in British Columbia, especially for houseboats during the summer season. All locations are popular for fishing and water sports.

Shuswap Lake

A very popular family destination that offers activities such as hiking, cycling, swimming, water sports and fishing. Nature House and Interpretation Programs offered in July and August.

Niskonlith Lake

Offers rustic camping but popular for swimming, fishing and boating.

Herald

Some facilities and hiking trails are wheelchair accessible.

Adams Lake (Bush Creek Site)

Activities include hiking, cycling, swimming and fishing.

Skihist

8 km of hiking trails including portions of the Gold Rush Cariboo Wagon Trail; campsites are large, quiet & peaceful offering spectacular views of the Coast Mountain range; park is a great base camp for Stein Valley treks and white-water rafting tours. May – September.

Monck

Excellent family camping with opportunities for windsurfing, fishing, boating, hiking, and bird watching. Enjoy the annual Aboriginal Day Festivities June 21st. May – September.

Marble Canyon

The park is set amidst towering cliffs of coloured limestone, and encompasses Turquoise, Crown and Pavilion Lakes. Campsites are situated in open forest on the lakeshore of Crown across lake from waterfall. The beach is gradual and safe even for small children. Rock-climbing, hiking, scuba diving, fishing and wildlife viewing are popular. May – September.

Kentucky Alleyne

Azure lakes set in grassland surrounded by forest; top fishing destination also featuring two “children-only” fishing ponds; other activities: hiking, canoeing, bird and wildlife viewing. May – September.

Juniper Beach

Wild prickly pear cacti bloom in abundance. Fishing, hiking, train-spotting, kayaking, and boating are popular. May – September.

Goldpan

Fishing, train-spotting, white-water rafting, kayaking, and wildlife viewing are popular. May – September.

North Thompson River

Although not part of Wells Gray, this is an excellent base camp for exploring the region. Here you will find First Nations historic sites, as well as access to the North Thompson River.

Wells Gray – Pyramid

Hiking trails, excellent wildlife viewing and Murtle River fishing.

Wells Gray – Mahood Lake

The area features a playground, swimming beach, boat launch, hiking trails and waterfalls. Excellent lake fishing, as well as fly-fishing in local streams.

Wells Gray – Clearwater Lake/Falls Creek

Hiking trails, seasonal interpretive programs, canoe rentals, fishing, swimming, and boating.

Yahk

This park is near the Moyie River in a quiet forest setting.

Norbury Lake

Norbury Lake encompasses Peckham’s Lake, which is abundant in Rainbow trout. Long stay camping available.

Moyie Lake

The facility is the only public access to the mountain waters of Moyie Lake and features 1,300 metres of developed beach. Long stay camping available during the shoulder season.

Lockhart Beach

This small park provides the only opportunity for camping along the south arm of Kootenay Lake.

Kikomun Creek

The park offers various recreational opportunities for families and visitors to view the painted turtles species. Do not disturb, abuse, or remove turtles.

Jimsmith Lake

This area promotes swimming and non-motorized boating, as well as tobogganing and ice-skating in the winter.

Whiteswan Lake

The Lussier hot springs are located near the west boundary of the park at kilometre 17.5. Wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed at Cave Creek on the north shore of Whiteswan Lake. Visitors must practice “Leave No Trace” camping ethics – pack out what you pack in.

Wasa Lake

This park protects a grassland ecosystem, which includes a portion of North America’s most northern Ponderosa Pine forest. The park offers swimming, hiking, cycling, boating and nature viewing opportunities.

Premier Lake

The park encompasses 4 smaller lakes popular for fishing: Canuck, Yankee, Cats Eye, and Quartz.

Mount Fernie

This park is a popular destination for mountain biking and fishing in nearby Elk River.

Dry Gulch

This cozy campground offers a shady retreat under the peaks of the Standford Range amid the Rocky Mountains.

Summit Lake

Easily accessible park offering fishing, canoeing and swimming in the lake’s clear refreshing mountain water. Planning a group event at the park? Why not reserve our picnic shelter for your exclusive use. Follow our website for updates on Toad Fest 2022 held mid August annually. See bcparks.ca for operation dates.

Rosebery

Rosebery Park is in the heart of the Kootenay’s “Silvery Slocan” and historic community of New Denver. The area is rich in mining history, ghost towns, museums, hiking and mountain biking trails keep visitors busy for days. See bcparks.ca for operation dates.

McDonald Creek

McDonald Creek is the ideal place to spend several days enjoying kms of beautiful fine sandy beaches, swimming, and relaxing in the nearby commercial Nakusp or halycon Hotsprings. 32 campsites have direct beach access. The park has 18 electrified campsites, a new shower building with flush toilets, and a coin operated full service sani-station with…

Martha Creek

Great fishing, and waterfront campsites on Lake Revelstoke make this park popular with local anglers, boaters and families. The park has one of the few sandy beaches on Lake Revelstoke. With its close proximity to Revelstoke, the park offers access to a wide range of activities and attractions. See bcparks.ca for operation dates.

Blanket Creek

With a safe and family friendly swimming lagoon, adventure playground, historic homestead site and easy access to scenic Sutherland Falls, this park offers enjoyment for the entire family. A great staging area for other recreational opportunities for all ages that include nearby national parks, forest recreation trails for hiking and biking close by. Enjoy local…

Arrow Lakes (Shelter Bay)

A popular destination for fishing and boating. Lakeside campsites offer views of the surrounding towering mountains. No running water available until further notice. See bcparks.ca for operation dates.

Syringa

A popular base camp for families, Syringa offers hiking trails, beach walking, water sports of all kinds & biking. This park has one of the few remaining grassland ecosystems in the Kootenay region making it a hub for wildlife and rare plant/ tree species. Open May 1 to September 28.

Kootenay Lake (Davis Creek and Lost Lodge)

Known for outstanding views & lakeside campsites, both campgrounds offer a true opportunity to get away and relax in a beautiful setting. Popular with anglers & paddlers alike. Davis Creek: Open May 13 – September 28.Lost Ledge: Open April 24 – October 28.Group Site: Open May 13 – September 28.

Kokanee Creek

Offering over 1 km of sandy beaches, Kokanee Creek Paddle Sport rentals, hikes with a Park Naturalist, Kokanee Salmon spawning channel with viewing platforms and a Nature Center running Jerry Rangers through July & August and Nelson nearby. Epic mountain biking, Kokanee Marina, Kokanee Mountain Zipline, Balfour Golf Course and Ainsworth Hotsprings all within 30…

Champion Lakes

This park includes a chain of picturesque small lakes, offers 6.5 km of hiking trails, excellent fishing (non-motorized boats only), canoeing, mountain biking and swimming. Open May 16 – September 23.

Nancy Greene

A roadside park with a sub-alpine lake, Nancy Greene Provincial Park is a welcoming site for weary travellers. The park is a popular overnight stop for tourists and also provides day-use for local residents wishing to escape the summer heat of the valley. It is the perfect place to enjoy fishing, picnicking, walking, swimming, boating,…

Kettle River

Kettle River Recreation Area is one of the largest and most popular destination family campgrounds in the Okanagan – Boundary Region. Located minutes from amenities in Rock Creek, it is only 45 minutes from Osoyoos and 90 minutes from Kelowna. Campers will want to bring their bikes and floaties! This park offers fantastic biking/hiking opportunities…

Johnstone Creek

Johnstone Creek is a quiet, forested campground just off Highway 3.Whether you are looking for relaxation in a beautiful nature setting or are seeking a well situated roadside stopover 35 minutes west of Osoyoos, this campground is less than 10 minutes from Rock Creek and Kettle River Recreation Area. Campsites are often available for last-minute…

Jewel Lake

Jewel Lake is a popular rustic campground that attracts fishermen, campers, and people looking to explore the great outdoors. It is common to spot anglers fly-fishing for rainbow trout on this scenic 3 km long lake. This truly unique provincial park offers stunning views in a wilderness setting. Campsites are often available for last-minute campers…

Gladstone/Texas Creek

Located on the popular Christina Lake in the Monashee Mountains, Gladstone Provincial Park offers fantastic camping and boating opportunities. The park also has 48 km of hiking trails as well as backcountry horseback trails. Day-use and picnicking can be found at the nearby Christina Lake Provincial Park day-use area. Firewood and ice are available for…

Conkle Lake

Conkle Lake is a secluded lake in the sub-alpine Kettle Valley area that offers rainbow trout fishing, canoeing, swimming and hiking. Come enjoy the sunshine, sandy beach and pristine views at this out-of-the-way gem! Firewood is available for sale.

Boundary Creek

Conveniently located along Highway 3, Boundary Creek campground is a well situated overnight stop and popular for those passing through the Boundary Region. Boundary Creek is a first come, first serve park and often has spots available, even during peaks periods. A slagheap and crumbling stack near the park mark the site of the historic…

Vaseux Lake

Vaseux Lake Provincial Park is a popular roadside campground that provides excellent fishing opportunities for bass, trout and carp. This park boasts beautiful lakeside sites. It is conveniently located on Highway 97 between OK Falls and Oliver. It is minutes away from amenities and popular tourist spots. Viewing platforms at Vaseux Wildlife Centre offer excellent…

Okanagan Lake

Located on Okanagan Lake, these parks are a perfect spot for swimming and water activities. North Park open from May 20 to September 19. South Park open from March 25 to October 10. Winter rates apply from October 11 to early November. Reservations are strongly advised during peak season. Firewood is available for sale at…

sx̌ʷəx̌ʷnitkʷ/Okanagan Falls

Bird watching & nature viewing are popular as well as bat viewing at twilight. The campground is nestled between the foothills of Mt. McLielan and the Okanagan River. Firewood is available for sale. Open from April 1 to mid October (weather dependent). Dates are subject to change.

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