A partnership between Squamish First Nation (Squamish Valley Education Department), St’a7mes School (SD48) and BC Parks. Guest written by: Matthew Van Oostdam This project took place in the territory of …
Dog owners love their furry friends like family, and here at BC Parks we understand—many of us are dog owners too. Our doggos brighten our lives on daily walks around …
To celebrate National AccessAbility Week this year, we’d like to share recent accessibility upgrades in BC Parks. Accessibility improvements are an important part of our Commitment to Inclusion and help …
Not sure when you want to go camping? Well, we have exciting news. With the new Flexible Dates search feature, you can see which sites are available without having to …
BC Parks is pleased to announce we are now accepting applications for the 2024/25 Community Park Enhancement Fund (Community PEF). Revenue from the sale of BC Parks Licence Plates supports …
We are taking continued steps toward aligning day-use pass requirements with Visitor Use Management needs at Golden Ears this summer. Day-use passes have been a seasonal fixture at Golden Ears …
BC Parks and Líl̓wat Nation and N’Quatqua are committed to working towards a relationship based on mutual respect, and the recognition and application of Aboriginal title and rights. Working collaboratively …
Want to plan a last-minute camping trip? Same-day bookings are available at many campgrounds across B.C., and are possible when a front country park or campground has three things: Some …
Coquihalla Canyon Park, home to the Othello Tunnels, experienced extensive damage during extreme rain and flooding in November 2021. Since then, the park has remained closed as structures such as …
With spring right around the corner, ice is starting to thaw across B.C. As the season changes, it’s important to know how to stay safe around ice, and when it’s …