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Find information about making reservations for campgrounds, backcountry trails, day-use areas, and learn about the policies and rules you will need to follow.
Welcome to BC Parks Reservations. Make reservations for Backcountry Registration, Group Picnic Area, Backcountry Shelter, Backcountry Reservation, Individual Parties, Large Group, Wilderness, Campsite, Group Campgrounds and Cabin.
Official website for BC Parks. Get information on camping and other activities in parks across British Columbia. Learn about our environmental conservation work.
You can reserve frontcountry, backcountry, and group campsites at many parks across B.C. All camping reservations must be made through the reservation service, either online or by phone. Frontcountry. Reservations are required at frontcountry campgrounds in many BC Parks.
Reserve a day-use pass. Day-use passes are required at some popular BC Parks during the summer and winter seasons. Reserving a pass helps us manage the number of park visitors, so we can protect the park and you can have a better visiting experience.
Mar 16, 2022 · As we recently announced, amidst a new approach to the digital experience at BC Parks, we have streamlined the reservations process by having everything accessible from bcparks.ca – no more separate “Discover Camping” – you’ll now be welcomed to BC Parks’ reservation service at camping.bcparks.ca.
Plan your trip. British Columbia’s parks offer experiences as memorable and diverse as the province’s extraordinary natural landscape. Explore sandy beaches and majestic forests, hike new trails, or paddle down peaceful rivers. An adventure awaits every visitor.
BC Parks has more than 10,000 reservable day-use and overnight accommodations ranging from day-use passes, parking permits and campsites to backcountry permits, picnic shelters, backcountry cabins and a yurt. In 2021, more than 260,000 reservations were made for BC Parks campgrounds.
Discover an outdoor utopia amongst our pristine alpine lakes, rugged mountainous interior, and misty old-growth forests carpeted with dew-soaked ferns and moss. Pitch a tent, or just hike in for the day - in British Columbia you can see nature as it was meant to be seen, in all its breathtaking glory. British Columbia has
Feb 14, 2024 · Plan your visit. Information for you to plan a safe and enjoyable visit to a recreation site or recreation trail in B.C.'s rugged backcountry. Learn more about: Reservations, fees and discounts. Accessing sites and trails. Know the rules.
