Camping is open in many parks around BC as of June 1. We continue to ask British Columbians to stay closer to home and explore the parks in their region. Do your part to keep others safe: 🔸 Stay local - explore your local campgrounds rather than travelling 🔸 Be safe - keep your distance from other campers/hikers and limit your socializing 🔸 Plan ahead - bring all your supplies rather than shopping in smaller communities 🔸 Be patient - communities will welcome visitors when they are ready For

There are now more options than ever for booking BC Parks campsites. You can sign up for email notifications when a site becomes available at your favourite BC Parks campgrounds. Visit https://Camping.BCParks.ca/ today to explore some outdoor fun. | Government of British Columbia

It’s fall camping season at BC Parks! This fall, BC Parks continues to welcome campers at select parks across the province. Fall campers enjoy less crowded trails and campsites, cooler temperatures, and nature’s most colourful backdrop. Some of the parks available for fall camping include: - Alice Lake Park - Bamberton Park - Bear Creek Park - Cultus Lake Park - French Beach Park - Golden Ears Park - Herald Park - Juniper Beach Park - Kekuli Bay Park - Loveland Bay Park - Mabel Lake Park - Mirac

Love wilderness wandering? Here are three bucket list hiking trails to add to your Destination British Columbia itinerary. 📍Panorama Ridge, Go Whistler - 28km 1,623m 📍Berg Lake Trail, Kinney Lake, Emperor Falls, BC Parks - 42km 1,469M 📍Hermit Trail, Parks Canada - 6.1km 811M 🎥: raighel via Instagram | Canada Keep Exploring