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Description of YMCA Camp Elphinstone:
Conference and retreat facilities for up to 300. Recreation programs offered by friendly YMCA staff at large ocean front property. |
Description of Yale Campground:
Easy access off highway, mini store & video arcade on site, large treed sites, fire-pits, playground, hot showers, hiking, bike trails, fishing, goldpanning, sani station. Caretaker on site. Reservation system. Senior discount. |
Description of Y5 Motel:
Kitchen Units
Double Queen & Suites Available
Spacious Mountain View Rooms
Non Smoking & Smoking Rooms
Air Conditioning
Direct Dial Phones
Free In Room Coffee
Cable TV - Movie Channel
Guest Laundry Facilities
Senior Discount
Walking Distance to Reastaurant & Pub
Spacious Campground
Tent & RV Hookups
Sani Dump |
Description of Wright's Beach Camp RV Park:
Wright's Beach Camp family campground is located at the south end of Penticton on Skaha Lake. Campground facilities include a private sandy beach with a roped off swimming area and dock, a quiet atmosphere, waterfront tenting sites, waterfront partial hook-up sites including 15 amp power and water. Also available at Wright's are beachfront full hook-up sites including 30 amp power, water, sewer and cable TV, a convenience store, clean washrooms with coin operated showers, many shady spots that can accommodate larger units, internet access, a picnic table at every site, and an arcade. |
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# 676
• Stone Mountain Provincial Park - Wokkpash Lake
(Kootenay Forest Resources), Fort St. John, British Columbia
Description of Stone Mountain Provincial Park - Wokkpash Lake
(Kootenay Forest Resources), Fort St. John, British Columbia:
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, British Columbia
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British Columbia Campings
# 677
• Strathcona - Westmin Provincial Park, , British Columbia
Description of Strathcona - Westmin Provincial Park, , British Columbia:
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, , British Columbia
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British Columbia Campings
# 679
• Strathcona Provincial Park - Driftwood Bay Group Campground, Parksville, British Columbia
Description of Strathcona Provincial Park - Driftwood Bay Group Campground, Parksville, British Columbia:
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, British Columbia
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British Columbia Campings
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• Strathcona Provincial Park - Rainbow Island Marine Campsite, Parksville, British Columbia
Description of Strathcona Provincial Park - Rainbow Island Marine Campsite, Parksville, British Columbia:
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, British Columbia
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British Columbia Campings
# 683
• Stuart Lake Marine Provincial Park, , British Columbia
Description of Stuart Lake Marine Provincial Park, , British Columbia:
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, , British Columbia
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British Columbia Campings
# 684
• Sudeten Provincial Park, , British Columbia
Description of Sudeten Provincial Park, , British Columbia:
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, , British Columbia
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British Columbia Campings
# 685
• Sugarbowl - Grizzly Den Provincial Park & Protected Area, Prince George, British Columbia
Description of Sugarbowl - Grizzly Den Provincial Park & Protected Area, Prince George, British Columbia:
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, British Columbia
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British Columbia Campings
# 686
• Sukunka Falls Provincial Park, Chetwynd, British Columbia
Description of Sukunka Falls Provincial Park, Chetwynd, British Columbia:
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, British Columbia
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British Columbia Campings
# 687
• Sulphur Passage Provincial Park, , British Columbia
Description of Sulphur Passage Provincial Park, , British Columbia:
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, , British Columbia
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British Columbia Campings
# 688
• Summit Lake Provincial Park, Nakusp, British Columbia
Description of Summit Lake Provincial Park, Nakusp, British Columbia:
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, British Columbia
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British Columbia Campings
# 689
• Summit River Lodge & Campsites, Valemount, British Columbia
Description of Summit River Lodge & Campsites, Valemount, British Columbia:
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, British Columbia
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British Columbia Campings
# 690
• Sun Valley Trout Park, Mission, British Columbia
Description of Sun Valley Trout Park, Mission, British Columbia:
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, British Columbia
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British Columbia Campings
# 691
• SunLund By-The-Sea RV Park & Campground, Powell River, British Columbia
Description of SunLund By-The-Sea RV Park & Campground, Powell River, British Columbia:
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, British Columbia
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# 692
• Sunny Shore Fishing Resort, Salmon Arm, British Columbia
Description of Sunny Shore Fishing Resort, Salmon Arm, British Columbia:
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, British Columbia
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# 693
• Sunnyside Campground, Cultus Lake, British Columbia
Description of Sunnyside Campground, Cultus Lake, British Columbia:
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, British Columbia
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British Columbia Campings
# 694
• Sunshine Coast Resort Limited, Madeira Park , British Columbia
Description of Sunshine Coast Resort Limited, Madeira Park , British Columbia:
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 , British Columbia
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British Columbia Campings
# 695
• Surge Narrows Provincial Park, , British Columbia
Description of Surge Narrows Provincial Park, , British Columbia:
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, , British Columbia
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# 696
• Surrey Lake Fishing Resort, Kamloops, British Columbia
Description of Surrey Lake Fishing Resort, Kamloops, British Columbia:
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, British Columbia
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# 697
• Swan Lake Provincial Park
(Mariah Recreation Management Services), , British Columbia
Description of Swan Lake Provincial Park
(Mariah Recreation Management Services), , British Columbia:
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), , British Columbia
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British Columbia Campings
# 699
• Swan Lake/Kispiox River Provincial Park, , British Columbia
Description of Swan Lake/Kispiox River Provincial Park, , British Columbia:
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, , British Columbia
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• Syringa Provincial Park
(West Kootenay Park Management Inc.), Castlegar, British Columbia
Description of Syringa Provincial Park
(West Kootenay Park Management Inc.), Castlegar, British Columbia:
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, British Columbia
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