BRITISH COLUMBIA
RV PARKS & CAMPGROUNDS RECOMMENDED BY THE NRVOA
British Columbia
Canada's most westerly province, British Columbia is huge and diverse. If you love the great outdoors, you'll never be bored in a province that is so beautiful, with such variation, and with so many opportunities for hiking, rafting, sailing and skiing, to name just a few.
British Columbia is studded with breathtakingly beautiful mountains that puncture vast, blue skies. You'll also find long stretches of rugged coastline, sandy beaches, wineries, orchards, forests and snowmelt-fed lakes. There is even Canada's only desert: Osoyoos, in the southern Okanagan, which is home to rattlesnakes, scorpions and prickly pear cacti. If you're seeking unspoiled wilderness, then British Columbia is the perfect province to lose yourself in.
If you want company, however, there are plenty of modern and lively cities and towns in British Columbia. Vancouver has scores of galleries, museums and bars. But even in Vancouver you're never too removed from nature: the city contains Canada's largest city park, Stanley Park.
Notable Attractions
• Tatshenshin-Alsek Provincial Park
• Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve & Haida Heritage Site
...And Much More!
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 70 Mile House Sunset View Campground Alexis Creek Bull Canyon Campground Barkerville Bowron Lake Provincial Park Beaverdell Dogz Ear Camping Bella Coola Gnomes Home RV Park & Campground Bella Coola Tweedsmuir South Campground Blind Bay Blind Bay Resort Bridge Lake Bridge Lake Provincial Park Cache Creek Marble Canyon Provincial Park Campbell River Morton Lake Campground Campbell River Ralph River Campground Canal Flats Whiteswan Lake Park Chase Silver Beach Provincial Park Chetwynd Gwillim Lake Provincial Park Christina Lake Parklane Motel & RV Park Clinton Big Bar Lake Park Courtenay Maple Pool Campground & RV Park
Canada | NRVOA Recommended RV Parks & Campgrounds: 2019 Return to Table of Contents 3 Cultus Lake Cultus Lake Campground Dawson Creek One Island Lake Provincial Park Dawson Creek Swan Lake Park Farmington Kiskatinaw Provincial Park Field Hoodoo Creek Campground Fort Nelson Tetsa River Regional Park Fort St. John Beatton Campground Fort St. John Charlie Lake Park Gibsons Roberts Creek Park Gray Creek Cedar Grove Campground Greenwood Boundary Creek Park Hagensborg Gnome’s Home RV Park & Campground Hazelton Seeley Lake Park Hedley Stemwinder Park Hope Skagit Valley Campground Jade City Boya Lake Park Kaleden Twin Lakes Golf & RV Resort Kamloops Paul Lake Park Kitimat Radley Park
Canada | NRVOA Recommended RV Parks & Campgrounds: 2019 Return to Table of Contents 4 Lac La Hache Lac La Hache Park Mansons Landing Smelt Bay Park Masset Agate Beach Campground Masset Naikoon Park-Misty Meadows McLeod Lake Carp Lake Provincial Park McLeod Lake Tudyah Lake Provincial Park Merritt Kentucky Alleyne Provincial Park Meziadin Junction Kinaskan Lake Campground Meziadin Junction Meziadin Lake Campground Mill Bay Bamberton Provincial Park Mission Kilby Campground Moberly Lake (20 minutes to Chetwynd) Moberly Lake Park Muncho Lake Muncho Lake Park Pemberton Nairn Falls Park Pender Island Gulf Islands Prior Centennial Park Pink Mountain Buckinghorse River Wayside Campground Port Alberni Stamp River Park Port Edward Kinnikinnick Campground & RV Park Powell River Shelter Point Regional Park
Canada | NRVOA Recommended RV Parks & Campgrounds: 2019 Return to Table of Contents 5 Prince George MamaYeh RV Park & Campground Prince Rupert Prudhomme Lake Park Princeton Allison Lake Park Qualicum Beach Qualicum Bay Resort Salt Spring Island Ruckle Provincial Park Saltery Bay Saltery Bay Park Sardis Chilliwack Lake Park Sicamous Yard Creek Provincial Park Squamish Paradise Valley Campground Terrace Kleanza Creek Park Toad River Stone Mountain Provincial Park Topley Red Bluff Provincial Park Tumbler Ridge District of Tumbler Ridge Lions Flat Bed Creek Campground Tumbler Ridge Monkman Provincial Park Vanderhoof Sowchea Bay Provincial Recreation Area Vernon Swan Lake RV Resort Westbridge Johnstone Creek Park
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Green Lake Contact the park directly for driving directions.
Amenities/Facilities Recreation Restrooms, play area, outdoor Swimming, canoeing, fishing, games boating
Of Interest The area is fairly abundant with Rate: $18 moose and deer. Limited numbers of black bear, coyote, squirrels and marmots are also
present. The west end of the lake attracts waterfowl as a nesting Contact Information and migratory resting area. Owls
70 Mile House, BC and golden eagles can also be (250) 397-2523 seen.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Chilcotin River Contact the park directly for driving directions.
Amenities/Facilities Recreation Restrooms Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating
Of Interest $20 Rate: Bull Canyon is a small campground along Highway 20, ideal for visitors travelling in the Chilcotin. The park is located in a
beautiful canyon, with the Contact Information glacier blue Chilcotin River Alexis Creek, BC flowing past the campground.
(250) 397-2523 There is a short walking trail beside the river, and the surrounding area supports excellent fishing lakes, birdwatching and wildlife viewing opportunities.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Quesnel Highlands Drive north on Highway 97 • Cariboo Mountain Range through Quesnel, then follow
• Bowron Lake signs onto Highway 26, which
leads through Wells. Amenities/Facilities Restrooms Approximately 1km before the historic townsite of Barkerville, Recreation turn left onto the Bowron Lake Swimming, canoeing, fishing, Road. From there it’s another 27 boating km to the park entrance.
Rate: $18-$30
Of Interest The park has tremendous diversity in topography and
vegetation. The rounded hilltops
Contact Information of the Quesnel Highlands on the
Barkerville, BC west side of the circuit have a (250) 992-3101 unique character quite different from the imposing Cariboo Mountains on the eastern and southern sections of the circuit. The park is a place of many moods, from bright sunshine and placid blue lakes to angry gray waters and torrential rains.
Canada | NRVOA Recommended RV Parks & Campgrounds: 2019 Return to Table of Contents 9 Beaverdell Dogz Ear Camping Park #2745
Beaverdell is an unincorporated settlement in the Monashee Country of the Southern Interior of British Columbia, Canada, which lies to the east of the Okanagan Valley and north of the Boundary Country region.
It is located midway along the West Kettle River between Kelowna and Rock Creek along British Columbia Highway 33. Beaverdell was originally named Beaverton, but when its post office was amalgamated with that of nearby Rendell, the names of the two locations were combined into Beaverdell. It is the namesake of the Beaverdell Range, which is on the settlement's east side and is the mountain spine lying between the West Kettle River and the Kettle River.
Site Information Special Attractions Directions 8 full hookup RV sites, 12 tent • Close to many fine fishing Please use the park’s sites. Can accommodate RVs lakes directions, or put the park’s up to 40’ street address into Google Maps at https://maps.google.com Recreation Amenities/Facilities • Within walking distance to Dump station, onsite creeks management, laundry, tent • Food, hiking & 4 wheel drive sites available, ask about trails internet • Great places to hunt and swim!
Rates: $30-$35
Of Interest We’re available for all your Contact Information camping and gift needs! Come 5881 Highway 33 N in and check out the Creative Beaverdell, BC V0H1A0 Corner! 250.484.5338 [email protected] http://dogzearcampingandrv.webs.com
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Full hookups. Partial sites. • Bella Coola Valley Contact the park directly for 30/50 AMP. Picnic table. driving directions.
Recreation Amenities/Facilities Swimming, canoeing, fishing, Restrooms, showers, dump boating station, play area
Of Interest Surrounded by high glacier clad mountains covered by tall west Rate: $15-$18 coast ever-green timbers which are home to the grizzly, mountain goat, eagle and salmon. With its fresh air, clean
water, and access to the ocean, Contact Information the Valley offers the visitor a Bella Coola, B.C great variety of exciting 250-982-2504 activities. There is hiking in the www.gnomeshome.ca pristine alpine wilderness, climbing some never scaled mountains, fishing for trout and mighty salmon, big game viewing of grizzly bears, black bears, mountain goat and deer as well as 15,000 kilometers of empty coastline to explore.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Ootsa-Whitesail Lakes Contact the park directly for Reservoir driving directions. • Coast Mountains
Amenities/Facilities Restrooms Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating
$20 Rate: Of Interest Tweedsmuir Provincial Park – South is one of the largest of
B.C.’s several hundred parks. Located in the west-central Contact Information region of the province, 480 km Bella Coola, BC northwest of Vancouver as the (250) 397-2523 crow flies, Tweedsmuir is roughly triangular in shape. It is http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcpa bounded on the north and rks/explore/parkpgs/tweeds_s northwest by the Ootsa- Whitesail Lakes reservoir, on the west and southwest by the Coast Mountains, and on the east by the Interior Plateau.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Full hookups. Partial sites. 30 • Shuswap Lake Contact the park directly for AMP. Picnic table. driving directions.
Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing, Amenities/Facilities boating Restrooms, showers, laundry, dump station, rec room, play area, heated pool Of Interest Located in Blind Bay on the main Shuswap Lake arm.
Rate: $18
Contact Information 2698 Blind Bay Rd Blind Bay, BC (250) 675-2595 www.blindbayresort.com
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Bridge Lake At the south end of Bridge Lake, 51 km east of 100 Mile House; watch for signs along Hwy #24.
Recreation
Amenities/Facilities Swimming, canoeing, fishing, Restrooms boating
Of Interest Rate: $18 The park protects a large area of undeveloped shoreline and all
islands in the lake but one. The lake and adjacent stands of
Douglas fir and spruce has Contact Information several bald eagle nests and Bridge Lake, BC active beaver colonies, and (250) 397-2523 provides habitat for numerous species of birds, black bear, fox, http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcpa coyote, mule deer, mink and rks/explore/parkpgs/bridge_lk river otter. The lake contains
rainbow trout, kokanee, lake char and burbot, eagerly sought by anglers.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Hat Creek Ranch 40 km northwest of Cache Creek, • Lillooet off Hwy #99.
Amenities/Facilities Recreation Restrooms, play area Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating
$18 Rate: Of Interest
Visit historic Hat Creek Ranch and the town of Lillooet, both
nearby. Explore the area, rich in the history of the Interior Salish Contact Information people and the pioneers who Cache Creek, BC followed the gold rush and (250) 378-5334 homesteaded this area. www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex plore/parkpgs/marble_can
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Morton Lake The easiest way to reach Morton • Mohun Lake Lake is via Hwy 19. Turn off at
the Menzies Main logging road,
approximately 10 minutes past Amenities/Facilities Restrooms, play area Recreation the pulp mill. Follow the gravel Swimming, canoeing, fishing, Menzies Main for 12 km, then boating take Morton Lake Road for another 7 km to the park.
Rate: $18 Of Interest Morton Lake Provincial Park, which includes all of Morton Lake and a section of shoreline on neighboring Mohun Lake, Contact Information provides access to the popular Campbell River, BC Sayward Canoe Route – a 47- 250-474-1336 kilometre paddle and portage www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex circuit. The park offers lake- plore/parkpgs/morton_lk front camping, as well as a boat launch, pit toilets, a short hiking trail to tranquil Andrew Lake and a large picnic/day-use area.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Buttle Lake Contact the park directly for • Forbidden Plateau driving directions.
Amenities/Facilities Recreation Restrooms Swimming, canoeing, fishing,
boating
Of Interest Rate: $20 While the high mountain peaks and deep shaded valleys of Strathcona Park are dramatic, it is easy to forget that beneath your feet lays a history stretching back 380 million Contact Information years. It is a history of violent Campbell River, BC volcanic eruptions on ancient (250) 248-9460 seafloors and quiet interludes when gardens of sea lilies waved http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcpa in gentle ocean currents. It is a rks/explore/parkpgs/strath history of rocks torn and folded by the extraordinary forces that can move continents, and of mountain ranges sculpted by the immensely thick ice sheets, which only vanished a few thousand years ago. No matter how long your visit, or whatever your interest, a knowledge of the geology of Strathcona Park will enhance your enjoyment of this spectacularly beautiful area.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Whiteswan Lake Access is from Highway 93/95, • Alces Lake turn east 4.5 KMs south of Canal
Flats onto the gravel Whiteswan
Forest Service Road. Whiteswan Amenities/Facilities Restrooms Lake is about 25 km from the Recreation highway; the hot springs are Swimming, canoeing, fishing, located near the west boundary boating of the park at KM 17.5.
Rate: $20-$23
Of Interest The shining waters of two mountain lakes, Whiteswan and
Alces, and a natural hot springs Contact Information are the focal points of Canal Flats, BC Whiteswan Lake Provincial Park.
(250) 422-3003 Five lakeside or riverside campgrounds, 3 boat launches, www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex an historic lakeside hiking trail plore/parkpgs/whtswan and abundant wildlife viewing opportunities makes this a perfect setting for a camping holiday.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Seymour River By road, leave Highway #1 at • Shuswap Lake Squilax. Drive approximately 83
km, the last 42 on gravel.
Amenities/Facilities Restrooms Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing,
boating
Rate: $20
Of Interest
Silver Beach Provincial Park is located on the north end of
Seymour Arm of Shuswap Lake, Contact Information on the site of an historical gold Trans-Canada Hwy 1 rush town called Ogden City Anglemont, BC (now called Seymour Arm). The (250) 836-2958 campground has sites located
next to the beautiful sandy beach www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex plore/parkpgs/silver_bch of the Seymour River estuary. The park provides destination camping for people arriving by boat, by vehicle (Forest Service road from Anglemont), or by ferry (from Sicamous).
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Rocky Mountain Foothills Located 56 km southeast of Chetwynd; take Highway 29 south off Highway 97 (paved
access). Amenities/Facilities Recreation
Restrooms, play area Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating
Rate: $20 Of Interest Set in the picturesque Rocky
Mountain Foothills on Highway
29, a half-hour’s drive from Chetwynd and Tumbler Ridge Contact Information and the massive Northeast Coal development, visitors can enjoy Chetwynd, BC (250) 242-1146 canoeing, kayaking, swimming, hiking, fishing and a viewpoint www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex that provides a panoramic vista plore/parkpgs/gwillim_lk of the superb Rocky Mountain scenery.
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Situated off the highway in the heart of this scenic vacation paradise, Park Lane offers you the finest in accommodation whether your choice is camping, RVing, your own cottage, a stay in our motel or our two new camping cabins - we have something for everyone.
Site Information Special Attractions Directions Full hookups. Partial sites. 30 • Christina Lake Park Lane Resort & Motel is AMP. Back in sites. Fire rings. conveniently located just off the highway at 31 Kingsley Road. To Can accommodate RVs up to 42’ Recreation find Kingsley Road once you Walking, biking, nature viewing, reach Christina Lake, just turn at Amenities/Facilities playground, volleyball, Kool Treat. Wi-Fi, cable TV, restrooms, horseshoes, ping pong, fishing, showers, laundry, motel/cabin and hiking rentals, dump station, and handicap accessible
Of Interest Our spacious three-acre site is
perfect for family vacations or Rate: $39 reunions, with plenty of on-site and local activities available. Just a stroll from the lake and
minutes from the public beach Contact Information or two fabulous golf courses, 31 Kingsley Rd. Park Lane Resort & Motel is also Christina Lake, BC V0H 1E2 (250) 447.9385 close to hiking and biking trails, the Marina, and within walking www.parklane-resort.ca distance of many shops and [email protected] restaurants. Be part of the action or kick back and enjoy Mother Nature from the shores of Christina Lake to the mountain wilderness above.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Big Bar Lake The park is located approximately 42 km northwest of Clinton. It is easily
accessible via Highway 97 to Amenities/Facilities Recreation approximately 8 km north of Restrooms, play area Swimming, canoeing, fishing, Clinton, and then via gravel boating road for a distance of about 34
km.
Rate: $18 Of Interest Big Bar Lake Park is easily accessible, and provides a range
of recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. Some of the Contact Information major recreational opportunities Clinton, BC available in the park include (250) 397-2523 day-use picnicking, lakeside
camping, boating, canoeing and http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcpar kayaking, swimming, wildlife ks/explore/parkpgs/big_bar_lk viewing, hiking, and fishing. Abundant rainbow trout typically reward the angler; fishing is active nearly all season, but is typically the best between mid-May and late July. Nearby guest ranches offer horseback excursions into the open range that lies north of the lake.
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Located the heart of the beautiful Comox Valley on Vancouver Island, Maple Pool Campground is minutes from Courtenay's city center, shopping, theatres, golf courses, ski resorts, boat rentals & fishing, and recreational sports centers; it is an ideal retreat for the entire family.
Site Information Special Attractions Directions Full hookups. Partial sites. • Puntledge Park Contact the park directly for 30/50 AMP. Pull through sites. driving directions. • Courtenay & District Tent sites. Fire rings. Can Museum accommodate RVs up to 45’
Amenities/Facilities Recreation Wi-Fi, cable TV, restrooms, Walking, biking, nature viewing, showers, laundry canoeing
Rate: $25-$33
Of Interest Contact Information Lots of outdoor recreation and 4685 Headquarters Rd. sightseeing opportunities. Courtenay, BC V9N 9H3 (250) 792.0738 www.maplepoolcampsite.com [email protected]
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Cultus Lake Cultus Lake Provincial Park is located 11 km southwest of Chilliwack. Access to the park is
off Highway 1 at the Yarrow or Amenities/Facilities Recreation Sardis exits. It is 16 km to the Restrooms, showers, play area Swimming, canoeing, fishing, park entrance from Yarrow and boating 10 km from Sardis via the
Columbia Valley Highway, which bisects the southeast section of Rate: $11-$30 Of Interest the park. As one of the most popular
destination areas in the Lower
Mainland, Cultus Lake Provincial Park is characterized by a large, Contact Information warm freshwater lake and scenic Cultus Lake, BC forest-clad mountains. The park (604) 986-9371 is almost evenly divided between the northwest and
southeast sides of Cultus Lake. The northwest portion is mostly undeveloped with the visitor- oriented facilities confined to the southeast portion.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • One Island Lake Located 60 km southeast of • Dawson Creek Dawson Creek. Take Hwy #2
east of Dawson Creek for 30 km
and look for the Park signs. Amenities/Facilities
Restrooms, play area Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing,
boating
Rate: $20
Of Interest
Located in the Alberta Plateau, this small park is situated by a
clear lake noted for its fishing Contact Information opportunities. Activities include Dawson Creek, BC bird watching, fishing, (780) 876-1393 swimming and just relaxing.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Swan Lake Located 35 kilometres southeast • Dawson Creek of Dawson Creek, 2 km gravel
access off Highway #2.
Amenities/Facilities Restrooms, play area, outdoor Recreation games Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating
Rate: $20 Of Interest A small picturesque lakeshore park that offers boating,
swimming, a grassy campground and day-use area, baseball Contact Information diamonds and playground area. Dawson Creek, BC (250) 786-5960 http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcpa rks/explore/parkpgs/swan_lk
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Alaska Highway Located 28 km north of Dawson Creek off Highway 97 (Alaska Highway) on the Old Alaska
Highway. Amenities/Facilities Recreation
Restrooms, outdoor games Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating
Rate: $20 Of Interest From Kiskatinaw Provincial Park, visitors can take a stroll to
the bridge and reflect upon the
unique history of the Alaska Contact Information Highway. Jump in the river for a Farmington, BC refreshing swim or spend the (250) 843-0074 day fishing. www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex plore/parkpgs/kiskatinaw
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Yoho National Park Contact the park directly for • Hoodoo Creek driving directions. • Mt. Hunter
Amenities/Facilities Restrooms, play area Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating
Rate: $16
Of Interest Located in Yoho National Park, Hoodoo Creek Campground is a Contact Information sunny open meadow with views Hwy 1 of Mt. Hunter. Daylight lingers Field, BC here & offers campers the (250) 343-6783 opportunity to take a stroll to the historic Deer Lodge Cabin or a more arduous hike to the infamous Hoodoos up above. Accessible for small RVs with no services. Taxes included in rates. Months of operation are June through September. This campground operates on a first- come, first served policy. A National Park pass is required.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Rocky Mountains Travel the Alaska Highway to the • Alaska Highway community of Fort Nelson, BC,
Canada. From Fort Nelson
continue driving west on the Amenities/Facilities Restrooms Alaska Highway for 68 Recreation kilometers to the park entrance. Swimming, canoeing, fishing, The one-kilometer long entrance boating, horseback riding road leads you to the rivers-edge
and the park grounds.
Rate: $20
Of Interest The Tetsa River Regional Park is located in the Northern Rocky
Mountains, west of the Contact Information community of Fort Nelson, Fort Nelson, BC British Columbia Canada on the (250) 774-2541 Alaska Highway. The river park is situated under the peaks of Steamboat Mountain. It is a campground, day use area and recreation destination for activities like fishing, hiking, camping, picnicking, horseback riding and sightseeing.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Charlie Lake This park is located 13 km northwest of Fort St. John off Highway #97 on the 244 road,
approximately a 20-minute Amenities/Facilities Recreation drive. Restrooms, play area, outdoor Swimming, canoeing, fishing,
games boating
Of Interest Rate: $20 Beatton also offers excellent winter recreation opportunities. Experience over 15km of
groomed cross-country ski trails designed for beginner, Contact Information intermediate and advancing Fort St John, BC skiing. Visitors have a good (250) 964-2243 chance of seeing deer or moose which frequent the park during http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcpa the winter. rks/explore/parkpgs/beatton
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Charlie Lake The park is located 11 km north of Fort St. John at the junction of the Alaska Highway and
Highway 29. Amenities/Facilities Recreation
Restrooms, play area, outdoor Swimming, canoeing, fishing, games boating
Of Interest Rate: $20 Charlie Lake Provincial Park is situated on the southwestern
shore of 13 km long Charlie
Lake. Covering some 92 hectares, the park lies within the Contact Information rolling landscape of the Interior Fort St John, BC Plains. (250) 787-1894 www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex plore/parkpgs/charlie_lk
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Salish Sea To get to the day-use area follow Highway 101 past Roberts Creek and turn left onto Flume Road.
The campground is another 2 Amenities/Facilities Recreation km past Flume road off of Restrooms Swimming, canoeing, fishing, Highway 101. boating
Rate: $20 Of Interest At low tide the cobblestone ocean beach at the picnic area is
a good viewing area for sea stars, mussels and oysters or for Contact Information watching whales, seals and
Gibsons, BC ducks (in winter) offshore. (604) 885-3714 www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex plore/parkpgs/roberts_crk
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Located on the east shore of Kootenay Lake just 12 minutes south of the Kootenay Bay ferry on Highway 3A, Cedar Grove Campground offers a friendly, family like atmosphere.
Site Information Special Attractions Directions Full hookups. 30 AMP. Pull • Kootenay Lake Contact the park directly for through sites. Back in sites. driving directions. • Gray Creek
Can accommodate RVs up to 40’
Recreation Amenities/Facilities Walking, biking, and nature Wi-Fi, restrooms, showers, viewing laundry, and dump station
Of Interest Whether you plan to spend your Rate: $35 days exploring the many attractions the area has to offer or soaking up the sun on the shores of the beautiful Kootenay Lake, Cedar Grove Campground
provides the perfect base. If
quiet relaxation is what you are looking for, spend some time Contact Information unwinding at your campsite 15060 Highway 3A with the sound of Gray Creek's Gray Creek, BC V0B 1S0 current to provide a soothing (250) 227.9492 respite from everyday life. [email protected] www.cedargrovecampground.com
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Salish Sea 4 km west of Greenwood on Highway 3. The nearest communities, towns and cities
are Greenwood, Rock Creek and Recreation Grand Forks. Swimming, canoeing, fishing,
Amenities/Facilities boating, biking Restrooms
Of Interest This park can be found on the
banks of Boundary Creek just
west of Greenwood. In the creek Rate: $18 are small rainbow or brook trout that may reward the patient angler.
Contact Information Greenwood, BC (250) 766-1835 www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/boundary_crk
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We are surrounded by high glacier clad mountains covered by tall west coast ever- green timbers which are home to the grizzly, mountain goat, eagle and salmon. With its fresh air, clean water, and access to the ocean, the Valley offers the visitor a great variety of exciting activities.
Site Information Special Attractions Directions Full hookups. Partial sites. • Mt. MacKenzie Contact the park directly for 20/30 AMP. Pull through sites. • Snootli Creek Hatchery driving directions. Tent sites. Fire rings. Picnic • Snootli Creek Regional Park tables.
Can accommodate RVs up to 45’ Recreation Walking, biking, nature viewing
Amenities/Facilities Restrooms, showers, laundry, dump station, RV storage Of Interest The Central Coast is an immense Rate: $20 expanse of snow topped peaks, narrow valleys, fjords and
thousands of islands. Bella Coola in the heart of the Central Coast, Contact Information is the most ideal access point for 1875 Highway 20 15,000 km of coastline, pristine Hagensborg, BC V0T 1H0 beaches, supernatural scenery, (250) 982.2504 with hunting, fishing, hiking and www.gnomeshome.ca bird watching to take your [email protected] breath away.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Hazelton Mountains 10 km west of Hazelton on • Skeena River Highway #16. New Hazelton and
Old Hazelton are the closest
communities to this park. Amenities/Facilities
Restrooms Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing,
boating, biking
Rate: $20
Of Interest The Hazelton Mountains form a beautiful backdrop for this well
maintained campground. It is a Contact Information peaceful place to enjoy a Hazelton, BC relaxing overnight stay with 250-638-8490 camping, picnicking, swimming and fishing. www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex plore/parkpgs/seeley_lk
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Similkameen River About 35 km east of Princeton on Hwy #3, near Hedley.
Amenities/Facilities Recreation Restrooms Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating, biking
Rate: $18 Of Interest A small pine-dotted camping area by the Similkameen River.
Anglers like to try their luck from the rock-covered shoreline. Contact Information Hedley, BC (250) 840-8807 www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex plore/parkpgs/stemwinder
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Ross Lake From the community of Hope • Skagit River travel westbound on Flood Hope Road, then turn left (south) onto
the Silver Skagit Road that leads Amenities/Facilities to get to the park. Restrooms, play area Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing, Coming from the west on BC-1 E/Trans-Canada Hwy. Take exit boating, biking 168 toward Flood Hope Road,
turn right onto Flood Hope Road,
Rate: $18 then right onto the Silver Skagit Road to get to the park. Of Interest
The Skagit Valley was carved by
retreating glaciers and is characterized by excellent Contact Information outdoor recreation Hope, BC opportunities in a natural, (604) 986-9371 wilderness-like setting. Visitors can enjoy hiking along 50 km of www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex trails, river fishing, camping, and plore/parkpgs/skagit picnicking.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Boya Lake There is a 2 km access road east of Highway #37 that leads into the park. It is located about 150
km north of the town of Dease Amenities/Facilities Recreation Lake, and about 285 km north of Restrooms Swimming, canoeing, fishing, Kinaskan Lake Provincial Park. boating, biking
Rate: $20 Of Interest Boya Lake is also one of the few lakes in the north that is warm
enough for swimming. Boya Lake offers two short hiking Contact Information trails, a mountain bike trail and Jade City, BC limitless bays and islands to (250) 638-8490 discover by canoe or motor boat.
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Welcome to Twin Lakes RV Park where golfing and RV work together to provide one of the best golfing RV holidays for you to enjoy. With 39 RV sites nestled above the front nine of the Twin Lakes Golf Course, you will find yourself surrounded by the majestic scenery of the South Okanagan desert mountain views.
Site Information Special Attractions Directions Full hookups. Partial sites. • Skaha Lake Contact the park directly for 15/30 AMP. Pull through sites. driving directions. • Vaseux Lake Back in sites. Fire rings. • Winery Tours
Can accommodate RVs up to 45’ • Okanagan River Channel
• S.S. Sicamous Amenities/Facilities Wi-Fi, restrooms, showers, • Downtown Penticton laundry, dump station, on site rentals, handicap accessible
Recreation Walking, biking, nature viewing,
horseshoes, volleyball, 18-hole
golf course
Rate: $31-$46
Of Interest Lots of outdoor recreation and sightseeing opportunities. Contact Information 79 Twin Lakes Rd. Kaleden, BC V0H 1K0 (250) 497.5319 www.twinlakesgolfresort.com [email protected]
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Paul Lake From Hwy #5, five km north of • Louis Lake Kamloops, take the paved
Pinantan Road for 19 km to the
campground, located on the Amenities/Facilities Restrooms, play area, outdoor north side of Paul Lake. Recreation games, boat rentals Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating, biking
$18 Rate: Of Interest Paul Lake Provincial Park is nestled in a mixed forest of
Douglas-fir, pine and aspen. The park offers a large campground, Contact Information a sani-station and an adventure Kamloops, BC playground. In addition, there is (250) 578-7376 a popular day-use area with beach and cartop boat launch, www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex and over seven kilometers of plore/parkpgs/paul_lk hiking trails. This lovely lakeshore campground is within a half-hour drive of Kamloops and there are many tourist attractions in the area.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Kitimat River Contact the park directly for driving directions.
Amenities/Facilities Recreation Restrooms, play area Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating, biking
Rate: $18-$24 Of Interest A campers' mecca in the heart of great fishing country, Radley
Park is a 38-unit facility situated on the western bank of the Contact Information Kitimat River. Only minutes Kitimat, BC from downtown Kitimat, Radley (250) 632-8955 Park is an ideal summer
getaway.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Kitimat River The park is 13 km north of Lac La Hache community on Highway 97.
Amenities/Facilities Recreation Restrooms, play area, outdoor Swimming, canoeing, fishing, games boating, biking
Of Interest Rate: $18 Set amongst a stately Douglas-fir forest, the cool, green conifers shade campers from the hot
Cariboo sun. Lac La Hache Park is located on Highway 97, 13 km Contact Information north of the community of Lac La Hache. Established in 1956, Lac La Hache, BC (250) 397-2523 with 83 campsites, flush toilets, tap water, a sani-station and a www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex self-guided nature trail, Lac La plore/parkpgs/laclahache Hache Park is a very pleasant campground. The day-use area is located across Highway 97 on the shore of Lac La Hache and has an adventure playground, picnic tables, picnic shelter, boat launch, developed beach, change house and flush toilets.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Smelt Bay Smelt Bay is located on the • Sutil Point southwest side of Cortes Island, 15 km south of the Whaletown
Ferry Terminal on Sutil Point Amenities/Facilities Road. This park is accessible by Restrooms Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boat and by car via a ferry from boating, biking Campbell River on central Vancouver Island to Quadra Island (approx. 15 minutes), Rate: $20 then by another ferry from Of Interest Quadra Island (Heriot Bay) to This scenic park features a Cortes Island (Whaletown), beautiful pebble beach that approximately 45 minutes. Once extends from the park frontage on Cortes, follow signs to the at the south end of Smelt Bay Contact Information park. Boaters can reference around the shoreline to Sutil Mansons Landing, BC marine chart #3538 and #3539 Point. The beach is backed by (250) 474-1336 for more information about this mounds which are believed to area. have been built by Coast Salish www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex plore/parkpgs/smelt_bay First Nations as a form of defense.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Haida Gwaii Haida Gwaii is served by scheduled air transportation from Vancouver and Prince
Rupert and by BC Ferries Amenities/Facilities Recreation between Prince Rupert and Restrooms, play area Swimming, canoeing, fishing, Skidegate. Highway 16 that boating, biking connects the island communities
passes close to the south and west boundaries of the park Rate: $18 Of Interest providing access at Tlell, Mayer Agate Beach Campground is a Lake, and north east of Masset. popular campground located at There is no developed access to the oceanside. The beach is the interior of the park. Park
renowned for endless headquarters are on the Contact Information beachcombing opportunities. highway just south of the Tlell Masset, BC River bridge, 45 km north of (250) 626-3337 Queen Charlotte city.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Haida Gwaii Haida Gwaii is served by scheduled air transportation from Vancouver and Prince
Rupert and by BC Ferries Amenities/Facilities Recreation between Prince Rupert and Restrooms Swimming, canoeing, fishing, Skidegate. Highway 16 that boating, biking connects the island communities
passes close to the south and west boundaries of the park Rate: $18 providing access at Tlell, Mayer Lake, and north east of Masset. Of Interest There is no developed access to There are many places of the interior of the park. Park cultural and spiritual headquarters are on the importance as well as historic Contact Information highway just south of the Tlell village sites and important food Masset, BC River bridge, 45 km north of gathering sites throughout the (250) 626-3337 Queen Charlotte city. park. Colonial settlement began
www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex in the early 1900s; although it plore/parkpgs/naikoon failed to prosper, evidence of settlements can still be found within the park.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Carp Lake Carp Lake Park is a two-hour • McLeod River drive northwest of Prince George. The main access road to
the park joins Highway 97 (the Amenities/Facilities John Hart Highway) at the Restrooms, play area, outdoor Recreation games Swimming, canoeing, fishing, community of McLeod Lake, 141 boating, biking km north of Prince George. It is 32 km from McLeod Lake to the Carp Lake campground.
Rate: $20 Of Interest Long famous for its rainbow
trout, Carp Lake Provincial Park, just two hours north of Prince George and nearly in the exact center of the province, offers Contact Information some of the best fishing in the McLeod Lake, BC 250-964-3489 Central Interior. The park includes Carp Lake, nearby War www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex Lake, numerous smaller lakes plore/parkpgs/carp_lk and streams, and the 8- kilometre waterway that connects Carp and War Lakes
and forms the beginning of the McLeod River. The northern shoreline of Carp Lake has extensive sandy beaches with broad belts of sand extending up to 300 meters offshore.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Tudyah Lake Located 9 km north of McLeod • Parsnip River Lake on Highway 97. Tudyah Lake lies in a wide, open section
of the Rocky Mountain Trench, Amenities/Facilities just before highway 39 branches Restrooms Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing, off toward Mackenzie.
boating, biking
$15 Rate:
Of Interest Tudyah Lake Provincial Park, on the southern shore of Tudyah Contact Information Lake, offers a lakeside haven for travellers to MacKenzie or the McLeod Lake, BC (250) 964-3489 Pine Pass. A good concrete boat launch gives access to fine www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex fishing and water-skiing on the plore/parkpgs/tudyah_lk lake. The lake is also a convenient base for fishing on the nearby Parsnip River.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Tudyah Lake The park is located 38 km south • Parsnip River of Merritt or 11 km south of Aspen Grove, just off Hwy 5A.
From the east, the park is 11 km. Amenities/Facilities from Coquihalla Highway 97C on Restrooms, play area Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing, paved access. The closest boating, biking communities, towns and cities
are Aspen Grove, Merritt, $18 Rate: Princeton and Elkhart Lodge.
Of Interest Wide open spaces, great fishing, wildlife, old west history and a Contact Information quieter camping spot can all be yours in less than a 90-minute Merritt, BC (250) 378-5334 drive from the central Okanagan. Located in the heart www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/exp of cattle country, the rolling lore/parkpgs/kentucky_alleyne grasslands and dry open forest surround the sparkling turquoise waters of Kentucky Lake and Alleyne Lake. The scenery is spectacular from early April to late October with springs’ palette of soft pastels slowly changing to the vibrant golds of autumn.
Canada | NRVOA Recommended RV Parks & Campgrounds: 2019 Return to Table of Contents 49 Meziadin Junction Kinaskan Lake Campground Park #8865708
Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Iskut River About 330 km north of Kitwanga or 100 km south of Dease Lake on Highway #37.
Amenities/Facilities Recreation Restrooms, play area Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating, biking
Rate: $18 Of Interest Located at the south end of
Kinaskan Lake between the Skeena and Coast Mountain Contact Information Ranges, this park offers Meziadin Lake, BC spectacular scenery and good rainbow trout fishing. The Iskut (250) 638-8490 River runs through the park to www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex the south, where it enters a plore/parkpgs/kinaskan_lk smaller lake called Natadesleen. The Little Iskut River branches off to the west into Mt. Edziza Provincial Park and Recreation Area.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Meziadin Lake 155 km north of Kitwanga on Highway #37 just south of Meziadin Junction and 50 km
east of Stewart. Amenities/Facilities Recreation
Restrooms, play area Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating, biking
Rate: $18 Of Interest Meziadin Lake is a favorite
destination of travelers and regional residents alike. Located Contact Information a two hour drive north of Meziadin Lake, BC Kitwanga, Meziadin Lake Park is (250) 638-8490 an excellent destination base campsite for exploring this www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex northern region of B.C. plore/parkpgs/meziadin_lk
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Saanich Peninsula The park is located on southern Vancouver Island, approximately 45 km north of Victoria off
Highway 1. Turn east off Amenities/Facilities Recreation Highway 1 onto Mill Bay Road, Restrooms Swimming, canoeing, fishing, near the north end of the scenic boating, biking Malahat Drive. BC Ferries offers
service from Mill Bay to Rate: $11-$20 Brentwood Bay, a distance of 8 Of Interest km by sea with a crossing time Fronting on the west side of of 25 minutes. Bamberton Park
Saanich Inlet, of particular is located a 5-minute drive south interest in this park is the of Mill Bay. Contact Information abundance of arbutus trees,
Mill Bay, BC identified by its thick, leathery (250) 474-1336 green leaves, reddish trunk and peeling bark. The arbutus is http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcpar Canada’s only broadleaf ks/explore/parkpgs/bamberton evergreen and is found only on Vancouver Island and the lower
coast of mainland British Columbia.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Harrison River The park is located at Harrison • Harrison Lake Mills, 15 km west of Agassiz. From Highway 7, follow the
Provincial Park and binocular Amenities/Facilities logo directional signs south onto Restrooms, play area Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing, School Road at the eastern end boating, biking of the highway bridge. Continue
straight to the T-junction and $10-$25 Rate: turn right onto Kilby Road, past the historic Kilby General Store Of Interest and Farm, and continue to the
Tucked away in a rural pastoral park. setting, Kilby Provincial Park is
Contact Information characterized by its scenic riverfront location and Mission, BC (604) 796-9576 wonderful pioneer history. The park offers a destination rivering http://www.kilby.ca/campgrou experience. Activities include nd/camping-at-kilby-park beaching, fishing, and boating on Harrison River and Harrison
Lake.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Moberly Lake Located approximately 25 KMs northwest of Chetwynd on Highway #29; 3 km paved road
access. Recreation
Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating
Amenities/Facilities Restrooms, play area Of Interest Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the
lakeshore and pull up a bench to
watch the sunset. Stop and visit
the park’s interpretation kiosk Rate: $20 to learn about the local flora, fauna and history. While you are
there, take time to listen to the loons or look overhead for bald eagles. Head down to the lake for a swim or to test your luck fishing for northern pike, bull
trout, lake trout and lake Contact Information whitefish. 5884 S Moberly Lake Moberly Lake, BC (250) 964-2243
www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/moberly_lk
Canada | NRVOA Recommended RV Parks & Campgrounds: 2019 Return to Table of Contents 54 Muncho Lake Muncho Lake Park Park #8865712
Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Alaska Highway At km 681 of the Alaska Hwy.
• Folded Mountain
• Muncho Lake
Amenities/Facilities Restrooms, play area
Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing, Rate: $20 boating, biking
Of Interest Only a few minutes from the Contact Information Alaska Highway that passes Muncho Lake, BC through the park is the serenity
(250) 776-7000 and seclusion expected in this area of the north. Some of the www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex most outstanding views of plore/parkpgs/muncho_lk natural beauty anywhere can be experienced at this park. Spectacular folded mountains, bountiful wildlife, brilliantly- colored wildflowers are just a few of the wonders to discover here. In the southern portion of the park, you will see the very impressive geological formations of Folded Mountain towering above the road.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Nairn Falls Off Hwy 99, approximately 92 • Village of Pemberton km north of Squamish, 32 km
north of Whistler and located
within the boundaries of the Amenities/Facilities Restrooms, play area Village of Pemberton, just 5 Recreation minutes from Pemberton town Swimming, canoeing, fishing, center. boating, biking
Rate: $20
Of Interest Just 20 minutes north of Whistler, and located within the Contact Information boundaries of the Village of Pemberton, just 5 minutes from Pemberton, BC (604) 986-9371 Pemberton town center, is Nairn Falls Park. This park provides a www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex good base camp for exploring plore/parkpgs/nairn_falls Whistler, the Pemberton Valley or nearby Garibaldi Provincial Park.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • North Pender Island Contact the park directly for driving directions.
Amenities/Facilities Recreation Restrooms Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating, biking
Rate: $14
Of Interest The campground is located
about a 10 minute drive from the Otter Bay ferry terminal and Contact Information is located close to most of the Pender Island, BC amenities that North Pender (250) 654-4000 Island has to offer.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Alaska Highway Located approximately 200 km • Buckinghorse River northwest of Fort St. John at kilometer 278 of the Alaska
Highway (Hwy 97). Amenities/Facilities
Restrooms Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating, biking
Rate: $20
Of Interest A scenic campground for those
traveling the Alaska Highway, Buckinghorse River Provincial Contact Information Park provides visitors with a Mile 175 Alaska Hwy chance to view moose or fish Pink Mountain, BC for arctic grayling. (250) 772-4999 www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/exp lore/parkpgs/buckinghorse_rv
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Stamp River Stamp River Provincial Park is located northwest of Port Alberni on central Vancouver
Island. Follow Hwy #4 past Port Amenities/Facilities Recreation Alberni and turn onto Beaver Restrooms Swimming, canoeing, fishing, Creek Road. Follow signs to the boating, biking park.
Rate: $18 Of Interest Relax by the waterfall at this
peaceful riverside park or explore the area by foot on Contact Information hiking trails that weave their Port Alberni, BC way through the lush forest, past (250) 474-1336 waterfalls and river rapids. Named for the pioneer who built www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex Port Alberni’s earliest sawmill, plore/parkpgs/stamp_rv this park is an amalgamation of Stamp Falls and Money’s Pool provincial parks.
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Nestled between ocean & mountains, Kinnikinnick features uniquely designed, beautiful & private level sites (serviced & un-serviced), all of the amenities you expect including laundry, internet, firewood and more.
Site Information Special Attractions Directions Full hookups. Partial sites. • North Pacific Historic Fishing Contact the park directly for 15/30 AMP. Village Museum driving directions. • Kwinitsa Station Railway Museum Can accommodate various size RVs • Fishing Charters • Floatplane Tours
Amenities/Facilities Wi-Fi, restrooms, showers, and laundry Recreation
Walking, biking, and nature
Rate: $28 viewing
Contact Information 333 Skeena Drive Of Interest Port Edward, BC V0H 1K0 With eagles soaring above and (250) 628.9449 deer browsing about, the true flavor of the North Coast is right www.kinnikcamp.com at your door step. We invite you [email protected] to stay with us and enjoy our warm hospitality while you relax and unwind.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Strait of Georgia To get to Shelter Point Park, you must take a 35-minute ferry ride from Westview in Powell River
to Blubber Bay on Texada Island. Amenities/Facilities Recreation You will exit the ferry onto Restrooms, showers, play area Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating, biking Blubber Bay Road, follow Blubber Bay Road until you get to the south side of the Rate: $16-$23 community of Van Anda and Of Interest take a right turn onto Gillies Bay Shelter Point Regional Park is a Road. Follow Gillies Bay Road all popular beach-front day-use the way to the park. There are park and campground located on signs from the ferry directing Texada Island. The park is Contact Information you to the park. The drive takes broken down into the main Powell River, BC about 20 minutes in good campground and the Bella Maria (604) 485-2260 weather. campground.
http://www.powellriverrd.bc.c a/shelter-point-regional-park- campground
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MamaYeh RV Park is a forest-like park located on 145 acres of land which is covered mostly by pristine trees, and built as a low-density RV Park.
Site Information Special Attractions Directions 24 sites. 24 Full hook-up sites. • Norman Lake Please contact the park directly 13 back-in sites are about 65-85 for directions. • Dogsledding feet long with 20/30 AMP Full Hook-Up Service. 11 pull • Cross-Country Skiing through sites about 100’ long with 30/50 AMP full hookup • Caving service. Room for slide outs.
Big rig friendly. Gravel pads.
Picnic tables at site. Tent sites available. Can accommodate
RVs up to 100’.
Amenities/Facilities Recreation Wi-Fi Internet in Hiking area and nature trails. office/clubhouse, dump station, pet run, fire pits, and pets welcome.
Rate: $28-$36 Of Interest Generous green buffer zones Contact Information between sites, very quiet and 5235 White Road excellent privacy. Prince George, BC V2N5Y5
866.961.6828 [email protected] www.mamayeh.com
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Diana Lake 16 km East of Prince Rupert on Hwy 16.
Amenities/Facilities Recreation Restrooms, play area Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating, biking
Rate: $20
Of Interest A small, forested lakefront
campground only a short distance east of Prince Rupert. Contact Information Nearby Diana Lake Provincial Prince Rupert, BC Park provides opportunities for (250) 638-8490 a variety of day-use activities.
www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex plore/parkpgs/prudhomme
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Allison Lake 28 km north of Princeton, along Hwy # 5A.
Amenities/Facilities Recreation Restrooms Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating, biking
Rate: $18
Of Interest Off the beaten track, you’ll find
tree-bordered Allison Lake, a great spot for swimmers and Contact Information those who love to fish. The park Princeton, BC is known for its spectacular (604) 795-6169 stands of aspen that burst into golden colors in the fall. http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcpa rks/explore/parkpgs/allison_lk This is a great overnight spot when travelling between Merritt and Princeton.
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Minutes from Qualicum Beach, less than an hour from Nanaimo and Courtenay/Comox Airports and two hours from Victoria, British Columbia.
Site Information Special Attractions Directions Full hookups. 30 AMP. Pull • Qualicum Falls Contact the park directly for through sites. Back in sites. driving directions. • Cathedral Grove Tent sites. Fire rings. Picnic • Qualicum Beach tables.
Can accommodate RVs up to 40’ Recreation Walking, biking, nature viewing, Amenities/Facilities playground, horseshoes, game Wi-Fi, cable TV, restrooms, room, swimming pool, ping showers, laundry, restaurant pong, volleyball, ATVing
Rate: $40
Of Interest Contact Information From motor homes to pup tents, 5970 West Island Highway Qualicum Bay Resort is Qualicum Beach, BC V9K 2E1 equipped to meet all your needs. (250) 757.2003 Our beautiful and varied West www.resortbc.com Coast landscape allows you to [email protected] choose from serene privacy beneath the cedars and fir trees to bright and airy parcels alongside our sparkling ponds.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Swanson Channel Located on Salt Spring Island in • Gulf Islands the southern Gulf Islands, Ruckle
Provincial Park is situated 10 km
from the Fulford Harbour ferry Amenities/Facilities Restrooms terminal along Beaver Point Recreation Road. BC Ferries offers service Swimming, canoeing, fishing, to Salt Spring Island from boating, biking Victoria (Swartz Bay) and
Rate: $11-$18 Crofton on Vancouver Island,
and Vancouver (Tsawwassen).
Of Interest With its 7 kilometers of shoreline, rocky headlands and Contact Information tiny coves and bays, Ruckle Park Salt Spring Island, BC provides hours or even days of (250) 539-2115 enjoyable exploration. A mixture of forest, field and shore habitats http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcpa makes it one of the most rks/explore/parkpgs/ruckle productive wildlife viewing areas on Salt Spring Island. Watch for sea lions and killer whales out in the sea, and mink and river otter cavorting along the shoreline. Tidal pools are filled with a brightly-colored
world of crab, mussel, limpet, oyster, sculpin, starfish and more.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Saltery Bay The campground is • Mermaid Cove approximately 1 km north of
• Strait of Georgia Saltery Bay ferry terminal on
Hwy 101, 27 km south of Powell Amenities/Facilities Restrooms River.
Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing, Rate: $20 boating, biking
Of Interest Saltery Bay Provincial Park was
Contact Information established in 1962 to provide Powell River, BC ocean access on the Sunshine (604) 885-3714 Coast of Georgia Strait. The park is divided into two separate http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcpa sites: the campground and the rks/explore/parkpgs/saltery day-use area. The day-use area with its rocky beaches is a popular swimming and picnic site. Lush forests with large, old trees create a quiet setting for the campground at Mermaid Cove. At low tide, the rocky shoreline often has tidal pools with starfish, sea urchins, small fish and crabs. Scuba diving provides a close-up look at the abundant marine life and a 3- metre bronze mermaid statue.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Chilliwack Lake The park is located 64 km southeast of Chilliwack, 40 km in from Vedder Crossing. Take Exit
104 from Highway 1 and follow Amenities/Facilities Recreation the signs for Cultus Lake until Restrooms, play area Swimming, canoeing, fishing, Cultus Lake Road. Instead of boating, biking turning here, follow Vedder
Road across the bridge and turn Rate: $20 right onto Chilliwack Lake Road. Of Interest Follow this road for 40 km to the Located 150 km east of lake.
Vancouver in the upper
Chilliwack River Valley, Contact Information Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park Rosedale, BC is characterized by a valley- (604) 795-6169 bottom lake, old-growth forested slopes, and spectacular www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex subalpine and alpine ridges. The plore/parkpgs/chilliwack_lk sparkling Chilliwack Lake is
ideal for motor-boating, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, or fishing. Forty kilometers of trails provide opportunities for hiking, bird and wildlife viewing, and nature appreciation.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Trans-Canada Highway Approximately 15 kilometers • Eagle River east of Sicamous, along the Trans-Canada Highway.
Amenities/Facilities Restrooms Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating, biking
$20 Rate:
Of Interest
The park contains a variety of bird species including American Contact Information dippers. These fascinating little birds dive into the icy waters of 3055 Yard Creek Loop Rd Malakwa, BC the creek and “fly” along under (250) 836-4663 the water in search of water insects. Watch for them on the www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex rocks along the creek. plore/parkpgs/yard_creek
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Full hookups. Partial sites. 30 • Shannon Falls Provincial Park Contact the park directly for AMP. Tent sites. Fire rings. driving directions. • Sea to Sky Gondola
Can accommodate RVs up to 25’ • Stawamus Chief • Alice Lake Provincial Park
Amenities/Facilities Restrooms, showers ($), camp Recreation store Walking, biking, nature viewing,
fishing
Of Interest $45-$55 Rate: Lots of outdoor recreation and sightseeing opportunities.
Contact Information 3520 Paradise Valley Rd. Squamish, BC V8B 0J6 (604) 898.1486 www.paradisevalleycampground.net [email protected]
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Kleanza Creek 15 km east of Terrace’s Hwy 16 • Coast Mountains and Hwy 37 junction. • Skeena River
Amenities/Facilities Restrooms, play area, outdoor games Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating, biking
Rate: $16
Of Interest Kleanza Creek Provincial Park is located amongst the forests and rock canyons in the Coast Contact Information Mountains. Occupying frontage Terrace, BC on the Skeena River and on both 250-638-8490 sides of Kleanza Creek, the park www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex is of historical significance. plore/parkpgs/kleanza_crk
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Alaska Highway Located at kilometer 595 of the • Rocky Mountains Alaska Highway, roughly 140
• McDonald Creek kilometers west of Fort Nelson.
Amenities/Facilities Restrooms
Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing, Rate: $20 boating, biking
Of Interest Stone Mountain Provincial Park, Contact Information 25,691 hectares of mountain Toad River, BC wilderness, introduces Alaska (250) 776-7000 Highway travelers to spectacular landscapes and incredible http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcpa wildlife viewing opportunities in rks/explore/parkpgs/stone_mt the northern Rocky Mountains. For the more adventuresome, backcountry hiking routes lead to mountain valleys decorated with alpine meadows and lakes.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Fulton River At the Village of Topley on Hwy • Pinkut Creek 16, go north for 45 km on Hwy 118.
Amenities/Facilities Restrooms Recreation Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating, biking
$20 Rate:
Of Interest Park visitors can swim, sunbathe, angle for a rainbow Contact Information trout or take in the salmon enhancement projects at nearby Topley, BC (250) 697-6264 Fulton River and Pinkut Creek. Boaters like to explore the http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcpa extensive shoreline of Babine rks/explore/parkpgs/red_bluff Lake, the longest natural fresh water lake in British Columbia.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Flatbed Creek Contact the park directly for driving directions.
Amenities/Facilities Recreation Restrooms, showers, play area Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating, biking
Rate: $20 Of Interest Tumbler Ridge is a dream
destination for outdoors enthusiasts no matter what sort Contact Information of adventure you're looking for: Hwy 29 from high-energy to easygoing. Tumbler Ridge, BC Tumbler Ridge is home to (250) 242-3123 accessible year-round recreational opportunities for all ages, interests and abilities. The possibilities are as diverse as the landscapes in which they appear.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Kinuseo Falls Monkman Provincial Park is located on the Kinuseo Falls Road, 60 kilometres south of
Tumbler Ridge. Several roads Amenities/Facilities Recreation provide access to this Restrooms, play area, outdoor Swimming, canoeing, fishing, community. Turn south off games boating, biking, caving, highway 97 at Chetwynd onto horseback riding highway 29, or turn south off of
highway 97 onto highway 52 Rate: $20 approximately 17 km west of Of Interest Dawson Creek. Visitors The park has a diverse water travelling on highway 2 to or
system that includes the Murray from Dawson Creek can also and Monkman drainages. Scenic turn south on highway 52, near Contact Information rapids, waterfalls, streams and the BC/Alberta border. lakes all contribute to the
Tumbler Ridge, BC (250) 787-3407 dramatic visual impact of the landscape. The northern section www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/ex of Monkman Provincial Park plore/parkpgs/monkman features Kinuseo Falls, where the Murray River plunges 60 meters over a geological fault to the river bed below. This thunderous cascade of water is higher than Niagara Falls and provides many visitors with the highlight of their trip.
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Stuart Lake From Prince George travel 100 km west on Highway 16 to Vanderhoof. From Vanderhoof
travel 55 km north on Highway Amenities/Facilities Recreation 27 to Fort St. James. From Fort Restrooms Swimming, canoeing, fishing, boating, biking, water skiing St. James travel 20 km west on Sowchea Bay Road.
Rate: $20 Of Interest This campsite was once a Forest Service recreation site. Site layout is not BC Parks standard; larger RVs may have difficulty Contact Information maneuvering. Vanderhoof, BC (250) 964-3489 http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcpa rks/explore/parkpgs/sowchea
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Swan Lake RV Resort also known as Swan Lake Recreation Resort is a Luxury RV Resort located in Vernon, BC with sites available for daily, weekly and monthly camping.
Site Information Special Attractions Directions Full hookups. 30/50 AMP. Pull • North Okanagan Wineries Swan Lake RV Resort is through sites. Back in sites. conveniently located between • Silver Star Ski Resort Picnic tables. Kelowna, Kamloops and Salmon • NASCAR race track Arm at 8000 Highland Road. Can accommodate RVs up to 45’
Amenities/Facilities Wi-Fi, cable TV, restrooms, Recreation showers, laundry, handicap Walking, biking, nature viewing, accessible, camp store, RV boating, heated pool, fishing, storage canoeing, hot tub
Rate: $45 Of Interest Lots of outdoor recreation and sightseeing opportunities.
Contact Information 8000 Highland Rd. Vernon, BC V1B 3W5 (250) 558.1116 www.swanlakervresort.com [email protected]
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Site Information Special Attractions Directions Partial sites. • Johnstone Creek Located 5 km west of Rock Creek on Highway #3. The closest communities, towns and cities
are Rock Creek, Bridesville and Amenities/Facilities Recreation Osoyoos. Restrooms, play area Hiking, biking, wildlife viewing
Rate: $18 Of Interest Located east of Osoyoos, this
park offers camping in a quiet, forested creek side setting. It provides a convenient escape
Contact Information from the hectic Okanagan Valley. Westbridge, BC (250) 548-0076
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