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Salmon Point Resort RV Park & Marina
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Saltery Bay Provincial Park
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Sander Lake Campground
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Sandy Island Marine Provincial Park
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Description of Salmon Point Resort RV Park & Marina: 28-acre oceanfront RV Park 12mi. S. of Campbell River off Hwy 19, with mountain and ocean views; treed & open beachfront sites; housekeeping cottages and on-site RV rentals; modern restrooms, free hot showers, heated swimming pool, jacuzzi (adult only); recreation hall, games room, restaurant and pub, fishing charters, boat rental. |
Description of Saltery Bay Provincial Park
(Swens Contracting): The park is divided into two separate sites: the campground and the 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. |
Description of Sander Lake Campground: This is a small 25-site campground located away from the noise of the highway and railroad, featuring a small lake for canoeing & swimming, and hiking/mountain biking trails. Amenities include hot showers, electric hookups, water, sani dump facilities, a covered shelter and games room. |
Description of Sandy Island Marine Provincial Park
(Osprey Parks Operations Ltd.): Sandy Island Provincial Marine Park includes Sandy Island - known locally as Tree Island - and the nearby Seal Islets. The park is located off the northern tip of Denman Island and is accessible by boat from Union Bay on Vancouver Island or by foot from Denman Island at low tide. Walk-in camping is allowed, but no facilities are provided. There is no designated camping area; visitors can camp on the beach or at open areas in the bush. |
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Syringa Provincial Park (West Kootenay Park Management Inc.), Castlegar, BC
Description of Syringa Provincial Park (West Kootenay Park Management Inc.):
Syringa Provincial Park is located in south central BC near the southeast end of the Lower Arrow Lake. Recreation opportunities on the Arrow Lake Reservoir have made the park a long time popular destination and offer a comfortable base camp for the family to pursue a variety of recreational pursuits including fishing, boating and swimming. Explore local history and visit the Doukhbour Village Museum and Zukerberg Island located in nearby Castlegar. Features 60 vehicle/tent sites on the E. side of Lower Arrow Lake, N. of Castlegar. Beach areas and all forms of watersports. Marina nearby.
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Syringa Provincial Park (West Kootenay Park Management Inc.), Castlegar, BC
Description of Syringa Provincial Park (West Kootenay Park Management Inc.):
Syringa Provincial Park is located in south central BC near the southeast end of the Lower Arrow Lake. Recreation opportunities on the Arrow Lake Reservoir have made the park a long time popular destination and offer a comfortable base camp for the family to pursue a variety of recreational pursuits including fishing, boating and swimming. Explore local history and visit the Doukhbour Village Museum and Zukerberg Island located in nearby Castlegar. Features 60 vehicle/tent sites on the E. side of Lower Arrow Lake, N. of Castlegar. Beach areas and all forms of watersports. Marina nearby.
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Swan Lake/Kispiox River Provincial Park, , BC
Description of Swan Lake/Kispiox River Provincial Park:
This wilderness park is situated in old growth forest, and is an attraction for those people who have planned for backcountry adventure. There is opportunity for solitude and isolation here, as activities are usually out of sight and sound of other users. Wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed, but no facilities are provided.
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Swan Lake/Kispiox River Provincial Park, , BC
Description of Swan Lake/Kispiox River Provincial Park:
This wilderness park is situated in old growth forest, and is an attraction for those people who have planned for backcountry adventure. There is opportunity for solitude and isolation here, as activities are usually out of sight and sound of other users. Wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed, but no facilities are provided.
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Swan Lake RV Park & Campground, Vernon, BC
Description of Swan Lake RV Park & Campground:
Quiet, Peaceful Camping Our park is situated five kilometres north of Vernon on the quiet, west side of Swan Lake in the North Okanagan Valley of British Columbia. There is plenty of shade under the mature trees. Enjoy yourself away from the major highway and railway lines.
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Swan Lake RV Park & Campground, Vernon, BC
Description of Swan Lake RV Park & Campground:
Quiet, Peaceful Camping Our park is situated five kilometres north of Vernon on the quiet, west side of Swan Lake in the North Okanagan Valley of British Columbia. There is plenty of shade under the mature trees. Enjoy yourself away from the major highway and railway lines.
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Swan Lake Provincial Park (Mariah Recreation Management Services), , BC
Description of Swan Lake Provincial Park (Mariah Recreation Management Services):
A small picturesque lakeshore park that offers boating, swimming, a grassy campground and day-use area, baseball diamonds and playground area. Reservations are not accepted at this park, all campsites are on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Swan Lake Provincial Park (Mariah Recreation Management Services), , BC
Description of Swan Lake Provincial Park (Mariah Recreation Management Services):
A small picturesque lakeshore park that offers boating, swimming, a grassy campground and day-use area, baseball diamonds and playground area. Reservations are not accepted at this park, all campsites are on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Surrey Lake Fishing Resort, Kamloops, BC
Description of Surrey Lake Fishing Resort:
Located 50 kms south of Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada, or 3.5 hours north of Vancouver, Surrey Lake Fishing Resort offers rustic cabins, boat and motor rentals, and relaxing quiet. Situated high atop the Nicola Plateau, at more than 1400 metres (4500 feet) above sea level, Surrey Lake enjoys good fishing all summer long. Kamloops trout offer the fisherman a fight they will not soon forget.
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Surrey Lake Fishing Resort, Kamloops, BC
Description of Surrey Lake Fishing Resort:
Located 50 kms south of Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada, or 3.5 hours north of Vancouver, Surrey Lake Fishing Resort offers rustic cabins, boat and motor rentals, and relaxing quiet. Situated high atop the Nicola Plateau, at more than 1400 metres (4500 feet) above sea level, Surrey Lake enjoys good fishing all summer long. Kamloops trout offer the fisherman a fight they will not soon forget.
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Surge Narrows Provincial Park, , BC
Description of Surge Narrows Provincial Park:
Surge Narrows Provincial Park is located on the south end of Maurelle Island, east of Quadra Island off central Vancouver Island. With its high tidal changes and many reefs, this park has ideal conditions for marine life. Sea urchins, sea cucumbers, sea stars and anemones flourish in these prime conditions. Random wilderness camping is permitted on the upland portions of the park, which is undeveloped and has no facilities. This park offers opportunities for ocean fishing – rock fish and salmon are the main species.
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Surge Narrows Provincial Park, , BC
Description of Surge Narrows Provincial Park:
Surge Narrows Provincial Park is located on the south end of Maurelle Island, east of Quadra Island off central Vancouver Island. With its high tidal changes and many reefs, this park has ideal conditions for marine life. Sea urchins, sea cucumbers, sea stars and anemones flourish in these prime conditions. Random wilderness camping is permitted on the upland portions of the park, which is undeveloped and has no facilities. This park offers opportunities for ocean fishing – rock fish and salmon are the main species.
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Sunshine Coast Resort Limited, Madeira Park , BC
Description of Sunshine Coast Resort Limited:
Experience the Sunshine Coast’s natural beauty and unique maritime atmosphere. Brand new oceanfront suites and cottages feature gorgeous views of the bay and mountains, and fireplaces and Jacuzzi tubs in most units. There’s wilderness charters to Princess Louisa Inlet, boat rentals, canoes and mountain bikes, and guided fishing tours.
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Sunshine Coast Resort Limited, Madeira Park , BC
Description of Sunshine Coast Resort Limited:
Experience the Sunshine Coast’s natural beauty and unique maritime atmosphere. Brand new oceanfront suites and cottages feature gorgeous views of the bay and mountains, and fireplaces and Jacuzzi tubs in most units. There’s wilderness charters to Princess Louisa Inlet, boat rentals, canoes and mountain bikes, and guided fishing tours.
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Sunnyside Campground, Cultus Lake, BC
Description of Sunnyside Campground:
Family camping, hookups, tent sites, store, laundry, group campsites, sani-station, playground, boat launch, sandy beaches, swimming, fishing near golf, waterslides, go-karts. Pet policy.
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Sunnyside Campground, Cultus Lake, BC
Description of Sunnyside Campground:
Family camping, hookups, tent sites, store, laundry, group campsites, sani-station, playground, boat launch, sandy beaches, swimming, fishing near golf, waterslides, go-karts. Pet policy.
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Sunny Shore Fishing Resort, Salmon Arm, BC
Description of Sunny Shore Fishing Resort:
Sunny Shore Fishing Resort is a true fishing resort located on the shores of beautiful White Lake in the heart of the Shuswap. White Lake is well known as one of the best Rainbow Trout fishing lakes in British Columbia. The water is so clear , you can see the fish swimming under your boat. The lake very seldom gets windy which makes it great for fly fishing and float tubes. There are plenty of big fish in the lake, including the infamous Walter who has broken many a fishing line. The Resort has all the amenities that a fisherman needs. Full-service lake shore RV Sites, cabins, boat rentals and tackle along with Friendly Camp Hosts that make your stay as enjoyable as possible. 28 Campsites, 9 Cabins & 2 RV Trailers.
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Sunny Shore Fishing Resort, Salmon Arm, BC
Description of Sunny Shore Fishing Resort:
Sunny Shore Fishing Resort is a true fishing resort located on the shores of beautiful White Lake in the heart of the Shuswap. White Lake is well known as one of the best Rainbow Trout fishing lakes in British Columbia. The water is so clear , you can see the fish swimming under your boat. The lake very seldom gets windy which makes it great for fly fishing and float tubes. There are plenty of big fish in the lake, including the infamous Walter who has broken many a fishing line. The Resort has all the amenities that a fisherman needs. Full-service lake shore RV Sites, cabins, boat rentals and tackle along with Friendly Camp Hosts that make your stay as enjoyable as possible. 28 Campsites, 9 Cabins & 2 RV Trailers.
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SunLund By-The-Sea RV Park & Campground, Powell River, BC
Description of SunLund By-The-Sea RV Park & Campground:
A quiet destination retreat close to the Lund Marina, restaurants, pub, grocery store, post office and local attractions. Surrounded by nature, most campsites border tree-lined creeks. Enjoy fishing, scuba diving, kayaking, cycling, beachcombing, and birdwatching. The sunsets can be phenominal!
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SunLund By-The-Sea RV Park & Campground, Powell River, BC
Description of SunLund By-The-Sea RV Park & Campground:
A quiet destination retreat close to the Lund Marina, restaurants, pub, grocery store, post office and local attractions. Surrounded by nature, most campsites border tree-lined creeks. Enjoy fishing, scuba diving, kayaking, cycling, beachcombing, and birdwatching. The sunsets can be phenominal!
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Sun Valley Trout Park, Mission, BC
Description of Sun Valley Trout Park:
We offer both serviced sites for Recreational Vehicles as well as non-serviced sites for tenters. Since our campground is only 1 hr 15 min from Vancouver and Vancouver International Airport, it is a great place to stay for visitors to B.C. on their first day of arrival and their last day before returning home. For bicyclists, it is an easy ride from Vancouver.
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Sun Valley Trout Park, Mission, BC
Description of Sun Valley Trout Park:
We offer both serviced sites for Recreational Vehicles as well as non-serviced sites for tenters. Since our campground is only 1 hr 15 min from Vancouver and Vancouver International Airport, it is a great place to stay for visitors to B.C. on their first day of arrival and their last day before returning home. For bicyclists, it is an easy ride from Vancouver.
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Summit River Lodge & Campsites, Valemount, BC
Description of Summit River Lodge & Campsites:
The Summit River Lodge is located close to Valemount,BC, on 40 acres of land, in the Mt.Robson/Canoe Valley. The perfect location for a year round business, great world-wide clientele, excellent outdoor activities in all seasons . The Log Lodge has 6 bedrooms, appr. 4000. sq ft. +24 campsites, with tiled washroom facilities and two self contained cabins.
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Summit River Lodge & Campsites, Valemount, BC
Description of Summit River Lodge & Campsites:
The Summit River Lodge is located close to Valemount,BC, on 40 acres of land, in the Mt.Robson/Canoe Valley. The perfect location for a year round business, great world-wide clientele, excellent outdoor activities in all seasons . The Log Lodge has 6 bedrooms, appr. 4000. sq ft. +24 campsites, with tiled washroom facilities and two self contained cabins.
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Summit Lake Provincial Park, Nakusp, BC
Description of Summit Lake Provincial Park:
Appropriately named, Summit Lake Provincial Park is a fishing destination, located at the height of land on Highway 6, between the communities of Nakusp and New Denver. The Nakusp Range of the Selkirk Mountains rises 500 metres above the lake, providing a magnificent backdrop to the many recreational opportunities provided by this small, roadside park. Situated on a point of land and mostly surrounded by water, campers feel the illusion of being on an island, offering a unique camping experience. Park visitors enjoy canoeing, fishing for rainbow and cutthroat trout or swimming in the lake's clear, refreshing mountain water. Mountain Goats can often be viewed on rocky outcroppings and each fall a natural spectacle occurs as thousands of toads emerge from the lake and migrate to the nearby forest to hibernate for the winter.
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Summit Lake Provincial Park, Nakusp, BC
Description of Summit Lake Provincial Park:
Appropriately named, Summit Lake Provincial Park is a fishing destination, located at the height of land on Highway 6, between the communities of Nakusp and New Denver. The Nakusp Range of the Selkirk Mountains rises 500 metres above the lake, providing a magnificent backdrop to the many recreational opportunities provided by this small, roadside park. Situated on a point of land and mostly surrounded by water, campers feel the illusion of being on an island, offering a unique camping experience. Park visitors enjoy canoeing, fishing for rainbow and cutthroat trout or swimming in the lake's clear, refreshing mountain water. Mountain Goats can often be viewed on rocky outcroppings and each fall a natural spectacle occurs as thousands of toads emerge from the lake and migrate to the nearby forest to hibernate for the winter.
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Sulphur Passage Provincial Park, , BC
Description of Sulphur Passage Provincial Park:
This undeveloped wilderness area is a great place to see wildlife, including whales and other marine mammals and a variety of birds. The park protects old-growth Sitka spruce forests, a fjord and an estuary. The estuary - a sensitive and biologically productive marine ecosystem - supports large numbers of birds, fish and intertidal creatures. Access to this undeveloped park is by boat only. There are no designated campsites at this park, however random wilderness camping is allowed. The waters of Clayoquot Sound may contain a variety of fish species, including salmon, rockfish, halibut and lingcod.
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Sulphur Passage Provincial Park, , BC
Description of Sulphur Passage Provincial Park:
This undeveloped wilderness area is a great place to see wildlife, including whales and other marine mammals and a variety of birds. The park protects old-growth Sitka spruce forests, a fjord and an estuary. The estuary - a sensitive and biologically productive marine ecosystem - supports large numbers of birds, fish and intertidal creatures. Access to this undeveloped park is by boat only. There are no designated campsites at this park, however random wilderness camping is allowed. The waters of Clayoquot Sound may contain a variety of fish species, including salmon, rockfish, halibut and lingcod.
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Sukunka Falls Provincial Park, Chetwynd, BC
Description of Sukunka Falls Provincial Park:
With a backdrop of the Rocky Mountains, the Sukunka River highlights a scenic vista as it cascades over vertical bands of bedrock layers in a series of waterfalls and rapids. Three sets of falls are located in the park, the northernmost being the most impressive of the series. Unique viewing opportunities are offered of the Sukunka Falls and rapids from roadside locations. In addition, the river setting provides visitors with a variety of recreational opportunities, which include fishing, hiking, picnicking, and camping.
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Sukunka Falls Provincial Park, Chetwynd, BC
Description of Sukunka Falls Provincial Park:
With a backdrop of the Rocky Mountains, the Sukunka River highlights a scenic vista as it cascades over vertical bands of bedrock layers in a series of waterfalls and rapids. Three sets of falls are located in the park, the northernmost being the most impressive of the series. Unique viewing opportunities are offered of the Sukunka Falls and rapids from roadside locations. In addition, the river setting provides visitors with a variety of recreational opportunities, which include fishing, hiking, picnicking, and camping.
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Sugarbowl - Grizzly Den Provincial Park & Protected Area, Prince George, BC
Description of Sugarbowl - Grizzly Den Provincial Park & Protected Area:
The park is located on Highway 16 approximately 95 km east of Prince George and includes the Grand Canyon of the Fraser. This park protects a component of old growth interior cedar-hemlock, and provides excellent habitat for grizzly bear, martin and caribou. It is also an important caribou movement corridor. The area includes a developed trail system that offers popular alpine backcountry recreation opportunities close to Prince George. Reservations are not accepted at this park, all campsites are on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Sugarbowl - Grizzly Den Provincial Park & Protected Area, Prince George, BC
Description of Sugarbowl - Grizzly Den Provincial Park & Protected Area:
The park is located on Highway 16 approximately 95 km east of Prince George and includes the Grand Canyon of the Fraser. This park protects a component of old growth interior cedar-hemlock, and provides excellent habitat for grizzly bear, martin and caribou. It is also an important caribou movement corridor. The area includes a developed trail system that offers popular alpine backcountry recreation opportunities close to Prince George. Reservations are not accepted at this park, all campsites are on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Sudeten Provincial Park, , BC
Description of Sudeten Provincial Park:
Sudeten Provincial Park with its campsites and picnic area provides trailers with a pleasant place to stop and relax. Visitors can enjoy a picnic or spend a night or two in this park that was generously donated by the Sudeten family. Reservations are not accepted at this park, all campsites are on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Sudeten Provincial Park, , BC
Description of Sudeten Provincial Park:
Sudeten Provincial Park with its campsites and picnic area provides trailers with a pleasant place to stop and relax. Visitors can enjoy a picnic or spend a night or two in this park that was generously donated by the Sudeten family. Reservations are not accepted at this park, all campsites are on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Stuart Lake Marine Provincial Park, , BC
Description of Stuart Lake Marine Provincial Park:
Stuart Lake is one of the largest natural lakes in the province at 90 km long with 270 km of shoreline. The community of Fort St. James is located on the southeast end. The main body of the lake is between 6 to 10 km wide and is road accessible at many locations. The northwestern arm of the lake is narrower, has limited road access, and more of a wilderness feel. This portion of the lake is very scenic with numerous bays, points, and islands. Wildlife viewing, boating, hunting, and angling are popular pursuits in the area. Stuart Lake Marine Park consists of four lakeside sites protected as part of the Stuart-Trembleur-Takla Lakes boating system. These sites provide no facilities, but may offer protected anchorages or sandy beaches. Wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed, but no facilities are provided.
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Stuart Lake Marine Provincial Park, , BC
Description of Stuart Lake Marine Provincial Park:
Stuart Lake is one of the largest natural lakes in the province at 90 km long with 270 km of shoreline. The community of Fort St. James is located on the southeast end. The main body of the lake is between 6 to 10 km wide and is road accessible at many locations. The northwestern arm of the lake is narrower, has limited road access, and more of a wilderness feel. This portion of the lake is very scenic with numerous bays, points, and islands. Wildlife viewing, boating, hunting, and angling are popular pursuits in the area. Stuart Lake Marine Park consists of four lakeside sites protected as part of the Stuart-Trembleur-Takla Lakes boating system. These sites provide no facilities, but may offer protected anchorages or sandy beaches. Wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed, but no facilities are provided.
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Strathcona Provincial Park- Ralph River Campground, Parksville, BC
Description of Strathcona Provincial Park- Ralph River Campground:
Two campgrounds, Buttle Lake with 85 sites and Ralph River with 75 sites, give access to both the lake and trail systems exploring western Canada's first provincial park. New group campsite available at Buttle Lake. Buttle Lake is located on Hwy 28 W. from Campbell River. Ralph River located 25km S. on Buttle Lake Road.
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Strathcona Provincial Park- Ralph River Campground, Parksville, BC
Description of Strathcona Provincial Park- Ralph River Campground:
Two campgrounds, Buttle Lake with 85 sites and Ralph River with 75 sites, give access to both the lake and trail systems exploring western Canada's first provincial park. New group campsite available at Buttle Lake. Buttle Lake is located on Hwy 28 W. from Campbell River. Ralph River located 25km S. on Buttle Lake Road.
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Strathcona Provincial Park- Buttle Lake Campground, Parksville, BC
Description of Strathcona Provincial Park- Buttle Lake Campground:
Two campgrounds, Buttle Lake with 85 sites and Ralph River with 75 sites, give access to both the lake and trail systems exploring western Canada's first provincial park. New group campsite available at Buttle Lake. Buttle Lake is located on Hwy 28 W. from Campbell River. Ralph River located 25km S. on Buttle Lake Road.
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Strathcona Provincial Park- Buttle Lake Campground, Parksville, BC
Description of Strathcona Provincial Park- Buttle Lake Campground:
Two campgrounds, Buttle Lake with 85 sites and Ralph River with 75 sites, give access to both the lake and trail systems exploring western Canada's first provincial park. New group campsite available at Buttle Lake. Buttle Lake is located on Hwy 28 W. from Campbell River. Ralph River located 25km S. on Buttle Lake Road.
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Strathcona Provincial Park - Rainbow Island Marine Campsite, Parksville, BC
Description of Strathcona Provincial Park - Rainbow Island Marine Campsite:
Mountain peaks - some perpetually mantled with snow - dominate the park. Lakes and alpine tarns dot a landscape laced with rivers, creeks and streams. Summer in Strathcona is usually pleasantly warm, while winters are fairly mild except for the higher levels, where heavy snowfalls are the norm. From November through March, snowfalls can be expected on the mountain slopes and alpine plateaus. Snow remains all year on the mountain peaks and may linger into July even at moderate elevations. Summer evenings, as elsewhere in the coastal regions of BC, can be cool and rain can be expected at any time of the year. Two boat-launching ramps are located on Buttle Lake at the Buttle Lake boat launch and the Karst Creek boat launch. Angling can be rewarding on Buttle Lake and on the other lakes and waterways in and near the park. Cutthroat and Rainbow trout are the primary catch. Tributaries to Buttle Lake are closed to angling. The Elk River is open to catch and release fly fishing only.
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Strathcona Provincial Park - Rainbow Island Marine Campsite, Parksville, BC
Description of Strathcona Provincial Park - Rainbow Island Marine Campsite:
Mountain peaks - some perpetually mantled with snow - dominate the park. Lakes and alpine tarns dot a landscape laced with rivers, creeks and streams. Summer in Strathcona is usually pleasantly warm, while winters are fairly mild except for the higher levels, where heavy snowfalls are the norm. From November through March, snowfalls can be expected on the mountain slopes and alpine plateaus. Snow remains all year on the mountain peaks and may linger into July even at moderate elevations. Summer evenings, as elsewhere in the coastal regions of BC, can be cool and rain can be expected at any time of the year. Two boat-launching ramps are located on Buttle Lake at the Buttle Lake boat launch and the Karst Creek boat launch. Angling can be rewarding on Buttle Lake and on the other lakes and waterways in and near the park. Cutthroat and Rainbow trout are the primary catch. Tributaries to Buttle Lake are closed to angling. The Elk River is open to catch and release fly fishing only.
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Strathcona Provincial Park - Driftwood Bay Group Campground, Parksville, BC
Description of Strathcona Provincial Park - Driftwood Bay Group Campground:
Mountain peaks - some perpetually mantled with snow - dominate the park. Lakes and alpine tarns dot a landscape laced with rivers, creeks and streams. Summer in Strathcona is usually pleasantly warm, while winters are fairly mild except for the higher levels, where heavy snowfalls are the norm. From November through March, snowfalls can be expected on the mountain slopes and alpine plateaus. Snow remains all year on the mountain peaks and may linger into July even at moderate elevations. Summer evenings, as elsewhere in the coastal regions of BC, can be cool and rain can be expected at any time of the year. Two boat-launching ramps are located on Buttle Lake at the Buttle Lake boat launch and the Karst Creek boat launch. Angling can be rewarding on Buttle Lake and on the other lakes and waterways in and near the park. Cutthroat and Rainbow trout are the primary catch. Tributaries to Buttle Lake are closed to angling. The Elk River is open to catch and release fly fishing only.
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Strathcona Provincial Park - Driftwood Bay Group Campground, Parksville, BC
Description of Strathcona Provincial Park - Driftwood Bay Group Campground:
Mountain peaks - some perpetually mantled with snow - dominate the park. Lakes and alpine tarns dot a landscape laced with rivers, creeks and streams. Summer in Strathcona is usually pleasantly warm, while winters are fairly mild except for the higher levels, where heavy snowfalls are the norm. From November through March, snowfalls can be expected on the mountain slopes and alpine plateaus. Snow remains all year on the mountain peaks and may linger into July even at moderate elevations. Summer evenings, as elsewhere in the coastal regions of BC, can be cool and rain can be expected at any time of the year. Two boat-launching ramps are located on Buttle Lake at the Buttle Lake boat launch and the Karst Creek boat launch. Angling can be rewarding on Buttle Lake and on the other lakes and waterways in and near the park. Cutthroat and Rainbow trout are the primary catch. Tributaries to Buttle Lake are closed to angling. The Elk River is open to catch and release fly fishing only.
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Strathcona Provincial Park - Buttle Lake Campground, Parksville, BC
Description of Strathcona Provincial Park - Buttle Lake Campground:
Located on the lakeshore within Strathcona Provincial Park, the campground serves as a base for fishing and day hikes. Fishing for cutthroat trout, rainbow trout and Dolly Varden can be good. Families can play on the beach and swim near the campground.
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Strathcona Provincial Park - Buttle Lake Campground, Parksville, BC
Description of Strathcona Provincial Park - Buttle Lake Campground:
Located on the lakeshore within Strathcona Provincial Park, the campground serves as a base for fishing and day hikes. Fishing for cutthroat trout, rainbow trout and Dolly Varden can be good. Families can play on the beach and swim near the campground.
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Strathcona - Westmin Provincial Park, , BC
Description of Strathcona - Westmin Provincial Park:
Aside from mining, this rugged forest environment offers a variety of recreational opportunities for visitors - particularly hiking and backcountry camping. Routes range from 15-minute walks to more than 8 hour hikes. A short trails lead from the Boliden-Westmin mine to beautiful Upper and Lower Myra Falls – scenic waterfalls located deep in the forest. Other longer trails lead to the lower Thelwood Valley - a great place to see Roosevelt elk and other wildlife - and access the backcountry at Price Creek, Philips Ridge, Tennent Lake and Mount Myra. Wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed around Arnica Lake on the Phillips Ridge Trail. No facilities are provided. Tributaries to Buttle Lake are closed to angling. This includes Thelwood and Myra Creeks.
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Strathcona - Westmin Provincial Park, , BC
Description of Strathcona - Westmin Provincial Park:
Aside from mining, this rugged forest environment offers a variety of recreational opportunities for visitors - particularly hiking and backcountry camping. Routes range from 15-minute walks to more than 8 hour hikes. A short trails lead from the Boliden-Westmin mine to beautiful Upper and Lower Myra Falls – scenic waterfalls located deep in the forest. Other longer trails lead to the lower Thelwood Valley - a great place to see Roosevelt elk and other wildlife - and access the backcountry at Price Creek, Philips Ridge, Tennent Lake and Mount Myra. Wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed around Arnica Lake on the Phillips Ridge Trail. No facilities are provided. Tributaries to Buttle Lake are closed to angling. This includes Thelwood and Myra Creeks.
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Stone Mountain Provincial Park - Wokkpash Lake (Kootenay Forest Resources), Fort St. John, BC
Description of Stone Mountain Provincial Park - Wokkpash Lake (Kootenay Forest Resources):
Stone Mountain Provincial Park, 25,691 hectares of mountain wilderness, introduces Alaska Highway travellers to spectacular landscapes and incredible wildlife viewing opportunities in the northern Rocky Mountains. For the more adventuresome, backcountry hiking routes lead to mountain valleys decorated with alpine meadows and lakes. This park offers vehicle accessible campsites on a first-come, first-served basis - campsite reservations are not accepted. Wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed, but no facilities are provided.
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Stone Mountain Provincial Park - Wokkpash Lake (Kootenay Forest Resources), Fort St. John, BC
Description of Stone Mountain Provincial Park - Wokkpash Lake (Kootenay Forest Resources):
Stone Mountain Provincial Park, 25,691 hectares of mountain wilderness, introduces Alaska Highway travellers to spectacular landscapes and incredible wildlife viewing opportunities in the northern Rocky Mountains. For the more adventuresome, backcountry hiking routes lead to mountain valleys decorated with alpine meadows and lakes. This park offers vehicle accessible campsites on a first-come, first-served basis - campsite reservations are not accepted. Wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed, but no facilities are provided.
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Stone Mountain Provincial Park - Summit Lake (Kootenay Forest Resources), , BC
Description of Stone Mountain Provincial Park - Summit Lake (Kootenay Forest Resources):
Stone Mountain Provincial Park, 25,691 hectares of mountain wilderness, introduces Alaska Highway travellers to spectacular landscapes and incredible wildlife viewing opportunities in the northern Rocky Mountains. For the more adventuresome, backcountry hiking routes lead to mountain valleys decorated with alpine meadows and lakes. This park offers vehicle accessible campsites on a first-come, first-served basis - campsite reservations are not accepted. Wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed, but no facilities are provided.
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Stone Mountain Provincial Park - Summit Lake (Kootenay Forest Resources), , BC
Description of Stone Mountain Provincial Park - Summit Lake (Kootenay Forest Resources):
Stone Mountain Provincial Park, 25,691 hectares of mountain wilderness, introduces Alaska Highway travellers to spectacular landscapes and incredible wildlife viewing opportunities in the northern Rocky Mountains. For the more adventuresome, backcountry hiking routes lead to mountain valleys decorated with alpine meadows and lakes. This park offers vehicle accessible campsites on a first-come, first-served basis - campsite reservations are not accepted. Wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed, but no facilities are provided.
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Stikine River Provincial Park, , BC
Description of Stikine River Provincial Park:
Existing in the Stikine River Provincial Park is a geological feature unparalleled in Canada. Eighty kilometres of steep-walled canyon, composed of sedimentary and volcanic rock, has been carved through eons of river erosion. In the bottom of this sometimes 300 m deep chasm flows the wild and unnavigable Stikine River, which varies in width from 200 m to as little as 2 m at a point near the Tanzilla and Stikine confluence. A primitive boat launch is available on the west side of the highway #37 bridge. Fish year-round for a variety of native species including Dolly Varden, Arctic grayling and rainbow trout, or try for Chinook salmon or steelhead during the late summer and fall.
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Stikine River Provincial Park, , BC
Description of Stikine River Provincial Park:
Existing in the Stikine River Provincial Park is a geological feature unparalleled in Canada. Eighty kilometres of steep-walled canyon, composed of sedimentary and volcanic rock, has been carved through eons of river erosion. In the bottom of this sometimes 300 m deep chasm flows the wild and unnavigable Stikine River, which varies in width from 200 m to as little as 2 m at a point near the Tanzilla and Stikine confluence. A primitive boat launch is available on the west side of the highway #37 bridge. Fish year-round for a variety of native species including Dolly Varden, Arctic grayling and rainbow trout, or try for Chinook salmon or steelhead during the late summer and fall.
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Stewin Valley Nlaka*pamux Heritage Park, , BC
Description of Stewin Valley Nlaka*pamux Heritage Park:
This is a wilderness park containing spectacular scenery and outstanding historical, cultural and spiritual values. It protects the entire Stein River watershed. This is a user-maintained area, with 150 km of hiking trails and routes, four cable crossings, a suspension bridge and several wilderness campsites. The park offers limited opportunities for easy day hikes (primarily in the lower valley) and extensive opportunities for multi-night backpacking trips over moderate to difficult terrain. With limited Ranger and Stein Valley Warden patrols, visitors must be self-sufficient and prepared for all eventualities.
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Stewin Valley Nlaka*pamux Heritage Park, , BC
Description of Stewin Valley Nlaka*pamux Heritage Park:
This is a wilderness park containing spectacular scenery and outstanding historical, cultural and spiritual values. It protects the entire Stein River watershed. This is a user-maintained area, with 150 km of hiking trails and routes, four cable crossings, a suspension bridge and several wilderness campsites. The park offers limited opportunities for easy day hikes (primarily in the lower valley) and extensive opportunities for multi-night backpacking trips over moderate to difficult terrain. With limited Ranger and Stein Valley Warden patrols, visitors must be self-sufficient and prepared for all eventualities.
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Stemwinder Provincial Park (Gibson Pass Resort Inc.), Hedley, BC
Description of Stemwinder Provincial Park (Gibson Pass Resort Inc.):
A small pine-dotted camping area by the Similkameen River – this park is a popular choice for a relaxing picnic. Anglers like to try their luck from the rock-covered shoreline. Be aware that the river runs fast and excellent swimming skills are required. Also, keep your eyes open for poison ivy along the riverbank.
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Stemwinder Provincial Park (Gibson Pass Resort Inc.), Hedley, BC
Description of Stemwinder Provincial Park (Gibson Pass Resort Inc.):
A small pine-dotted camping area by the Similkameen River – this park is a popular choice for a relaxing picnic. Anglers like to try their luck from the rock-covered shoreline. Be aware that the river runs fast and excellent swimming skills are required. Also, keep your eyes open for poison ivy along the riverbank.
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Stein Valley Nlaka`pamux Heritage Park, , BC
Description of Stein Valley Nlaka`pamux Heritage Park:
This is a wilderness park containing spectacular scenery and outstanding historical, cultural and spiritual values. It protects the entire Stein River watershed. This is a user-maintained area, with 150 km of hiking trails and routes, four cable crossings, a suspension bridge and several wilderness campsites. The park offers limited opportunities for easy day hikes (primarily in the lower valley) and extensive opportunities for multi-night backpacking trips over moderate to difficult terrain. There is salmon fishing in the Stein River. Stein Lake has been stocked in the past. The river and lakes are not known for good fishing.
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Stein Valley Nlaka`pamux Heritage Park, , BC
Description of Stein Valley Nlaka`pamux Heritage Park:
This is a wilderness park containing spectacular scenery and outstanding historical, cultural and spiritual values. It protects the entire Stein River watershed. This is a user-maintained area, with 150 km of hiking trails and routes, four cable crossings, a suspension bridge and several wilderness campsites. The park offers limited opportunities for easy day hikes (primarily in the lower valley) and extensive opportunities for multi-night backpacking trips over moderate to difficult terrain. There is salmon fishing in the Stein River. Stein Lake has been stocked in the past. The river and lakes are not known for good fishing.
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Steelhead Provincial Park (Brandywine Environmental Management Ltd.), , BC
Description of Steelhead Provincial Park (Brandywine Environmental Management Ltd.):
convenient overnight camping and picnicking spot for travelers on Highway #1, this is also a popular destination camp for visitors enjoying boating and fishing on Kamloops Lake, at the head of the Thompson River. The park offers 240 meters of beach on the lake and 1,000 meters of frontage along the river. The Savona community offers the amenities of a small town. There is a boat launch for car top boats. A public boat launch is located in the town of Savona, a 2 minute drive from the park. Fishing for trout, salmon and of course steelhead is popular.
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Steelhead Provincial Park (Brandywine Environmental Management Ltd.), , BC
Description of Steelhead Provincial Park (Brandywine Environmental Management Ltd.):
convenient overnight camping and picnicking spot for travelers on Highway #1, this is also a popular destination camp for visitors enjoying boating and fishing on Kamloops Lake, at the head of the Thompson River. The park offers 240 meters of beach on the lake and 1,000 meters of frontage along the river. The Savona community offers the amenities of a small town. There is a boat launch for car top boats. A public boat launch is located in the town of Savona, a 2 minute drive from the park. Fishing for trout, salmon and of course steelhead is popular.
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Stamp River Provincial Park (Osprey Parks Operations Ltd.), , BC
Description of Stamp River Provincial Park (Osprey Parks Operations Ltd.):
One of the park's main attractions is the annual run of thousands of Pacific salmon circling in the pool below Stamp Falls before ascending the fish ladders on their way to spawning beds. Lookout points along the river offer excellent views of the salmon fighting their way up the falls and fish ladders. This natural phenomenon occurs every year, starting in late August with sockeye and continuing with coho and Chinook right into December. This park offers 23 vehicle accessible campsites set in a mature forest. A number of these sites overlook the river. Fishing is allowed in Stamp River park, but is closed 200m above & 500m below Stamp Falls from June 15 to November 15. Boundary markers are located on trees along the river.
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Stamp River Provincial Park (Osprey Parks Operations Ltd.), , BC
Description of Stamp River Provincial Park (Osprey Parks Operations Ltd.):
One of the park's main attractions is the annual run of thousands of Pacific salmon circling in the pool below Stamp Falls before ascending the fish ladders on their way to spawning beds. Lookout points along the river offer excellent views of the salmon fighting their way up the falls and fish ladders. This natural phenomenon occurs every year, starting in late August with sockeye and continuing with coho and Chinook right into December. This park offers 23 vehicle accessible campsites set in a mature forest. A number of these sites overlook the river. Fishing is allowed in Stamp River park, but is closed 200m above & 500m below Stamp Falls from June 15 to November 15. Boundary markers are located on trees along the river.
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Stagleap Provincial Park, Creston, BC
Description of Stagleap Provincial Park:
This park is located at the summit of the highest all weather highway pass in BC and the highest paved highway in Canada! Enjoy the subalpine forest from the luxury of your car or go for a short walk around Bridal Lake. Hiking the high alpine areas, such as Ripple Ridge and Cornice Ridge, is also very popular in the summer months. A Ministry of Forests backcountry cabin (Ripple Ridge Forest Recreation Site), located just outside the southern park boundary, further complements multi-day recreation opportunities.
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Stagleap Provincial Park, Creston, BC
Description of Stagleap Provincial Park:
This park is located at the summit of the highest all weather highway pass in BC and the highest paved highway in Canada! Enjoy the subalpine forest from the luxury of your car or go for a short walk around Bridal Lake. Hiking the high alpine areas, such as Ripple Ridge and Cornice Ridge, is also very popular in the summer months. A Ministry of Forests backcountry cabin (Ripple Ridge Forest Recreation Site), located just outside the southern park boundary, further complements multi-day recreation opportunities.
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St. Mary’s Alpine Provincial Park, , BC
Description of St. Mary’s Alpine Provincial Park:
St. Mary’s Alpine Park is a wilderness paradise for the experienced backcountry traveller. Numerous lakes and tarns are tucked against rugged granite cliffs and surrounded by tundra and lingering snowfields. Seven creeks drain the lakes, resulting in numerous waterfalls and cataracts, some as much as 150 metres in height. Experienced hikers, willing to expend considerable effort in bushwhacking and route finding should visit this protected area where few if any people will be encountered.
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St. Mary’s Alpine Provincial Park, , BC
Description of St. Mary’s Alpine Provincial Park:
St. Mary’s Alpine Park is a wilderness paradise for the experienced backcountry traveller. Numerous lakes and tarns are tucked against rugged granite cliffs and surrounded by tundra and lingering snowfields. Seven creeks drain the lakes, resulting in numerous waterfalls and cataracts, some as much as 150 metres in height. Experienced hikers, willing to expend considerable effort in bushwhacking and route finding should visit this protected area where few if any people will be encountered.
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Spruce Wilderness Lodge, Kamloops, BC
Description of Spruce Wilderness Lodge:
Situated on beautiful Bonaparte Lake, Spruce Wilderness Lodge offers an ideal setting for a relaxing outdoor vacation. The accommodations provide you with first class comfort, while the licensed dining room specializes in "country" cuisine. A wide range of activities ensures an enjoyable holiday for every member of your party. Luxury in the wilderness!
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Spruce Wilderness Lodge, Kamloops, BC
Description of Spruce Wilderness Lodge:
Situated on beautiful Bonaparte Lake, Spruce Wilderness Lodge offers an ideal setting for a relaxing outdoor vacation. The accommodations provide you with first class comfort, while the licensed dining room specializes in "country" cuisine. A wide range of activities ensures an enjoyable holiday for every member of your party. Luxury in the wilderness!
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