Public Land in British Columbia
21 public land campgrounds in British Columbia. Best-documented first.
21 public land campgrounds in British Columbia are mapped here, with fees, hookups, and directions where we have them. 95% charge a fee to camp. Among the parks represented here are Golden Ears Park. 24% offer at least one hookup (electric, water, or sewer).
About these 21 public land campgrounds
21 public land campgrounds in British Columbia are mapped here, with fees, hookups, and directions where we have them. 95% charge a fee to camp. Among the parks represented here are Golden Ears Park. 24% offer at least one hookup (electric, water, or sewer).
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Liard River Hot Springs Campground1,558 ft53 sites · 5 of 7 facts knownPaid
Halfmoon Beach Campground978 ft4 of 7 facts knownPaid
Viewpoint Beach Campground899 ft4 of 7 facts knownPaid
Alouette Groupsite472 ft3 of 7 facts knownPaid
Gold Creek Campground551 ft147 sites · 3 of 7 facts knownPaid
Golden Ears Groupsite600 ft3 of 7 facts knownPaid
MacDonald Campground2,703 ft15 sites · 3 of 7 facts knownPaid
Strawberry Flats Campground2,726 ft15 sites · 3 of 7 facts knownPaid
Woodlands Groupsite568 ft3 of 7 facts knownPaid
Glacier Creek Regional Park1,919 ft2 of 7 facts knownPaid
Ferry Island Campground220 ft100 sites · 5 of 7 facts knownPaid
Blackfoot Regional Park Campground1,286 ft4 of 7 facts knownPaid
Nelson Camp Ground1,864 ft4 of 7 facts knownPaid
Jordan River Regional Park Campground16 ft22 sites · 3 of 7 facts knownPaid
Lindeman Lake Camp2,687 ft3 of 7 facts knownPaid
Link River Regional Park Campground217 ft3 of 7 facts knownPaid
Pass Creek Regional Park & Campground1,417 ft3 of 7 facts knownPaid
Scout Camp164 ft3 of 7 facts knownPaid
Tetsa River Regional Park2,054 ft25 sites · 3 of 7 facts knownPaid
Nahatlatch River Campsite699 ft2 of 7 facts knownLadybird Recreation Site3,002 ft1 of 7 facts known
Group sites · 1
Group sites · 1Set up for larger groups, not counted in the list above.
Show group sitesSingle sites · 1
Single sites · 1Unnamed spots, mapped individually. Easiest to judge on the map.
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