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Acacia Grove R V Park & Cabins, Spences Bridge, British Columbia Ace High Resort , 70 Mile House, British Columbia Adams Lake - Spillman Beach Site
Marine Provincial Park, , British Columbia Adams Lake Provincial Park - Bush Creek Site, Kamloops, British Columbia


Description of Acacia Grove R V Park & Cabins:
Acacia Grove is an R.V. Park, with cabins. It is fully equipped with a laundromat, store, and crafts & "Things Collectable." When you go there you will see some Acacia trees, this is how it got it's name. You can enjoy a nice walk down the main street of Spences Bridge. There are lots of cool things to check out. So come and try it out.
Description of Ace High Resort :
We are located on the southern shore of Watch Lake. This Cariboo Lake is well known for its great Rainbow Trout fishing and natural beauty. Our resort is quiet and family orientated. The property is nicely treed, mainly grassed and on 1400 feet of westward facing shoreline.
Description of Adams Lake - Spillman Beach Site Marine Provincial Park:
A boat-access only beach area with forested upland, the Spillman Beach marine site has one of the better quality beaches on Adams Lake, popular for fishing and boating. No facilities are provided at this site. This park protects an alluvial fan and the lower reaches of Spillman Creek. This park also contains mixed Douglas-fir/lodgepole pine forest with birch and cottonwoods as well as western red cedar in the north. There are small pockets of grassland, shrubs and forbs on the drier sites. Reservations are not accepted at this park, all campsites are on a first-come, first-served basis.
Description of Adams Lake Provincial Park - Bush Creek Site:
A pleasant beach area with lightly forested upland, Adams Lake (Bush Creek Site) provincial park is popular for fishing and boating. As few facilities are available, visitors should be self-sufficient campers. Reservations are not accepted at this park, all campsites are on a first-come, first-served basis. The gates are closed in the off season and camping is not permitted.

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Bolean Lake Fishing and Wilderness Resort (Bolean Lake Lodge), Falkland, British Columbia
Description of Bolean Lake Fishing and Wilderness Resort (Bolean Lake Lodge), Falkland, British Columbia:
Ten housekeeping cabins are situated on Bolean Lake and are well equipped with dishes, cutlery and cooking utensils. All cabins have wood cook stoves. Most have running water and some cabins have a bathroom with shower. There are central washrooms with flush toilets and hot showers for those cabins without their own bathroom. Guests are asked to bring their own bedding and coolers for their food. Lighting is provided by a light plant for approximately 4 hours each evening.
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Bocock Peak Provincial Park, , British Columbia
Description of Bocock Peak Provincial Park, , British Columbia:
Bocock Peak Provincial Park is a remote, high elevation park located on the continental divide in the headwaters of the Peace River. It contains distinct geological features such as limestone cave systems and preserves important wildlife habitat. Wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed, but no facilities are provided.
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Blue Lake Resort, Boston Bar, British Columbia
Description of Blue Lake Resort, Boston Bar, British Columbia:
Experience basic wilderness housekeeping cabins at Blue Lake Resort. Bring your own bedding and share central washrooms with free showers. There are also RV sites, both wooded and open, and some pull throughs. Fish for trout in the lake; the resort is on the beach and has boat rentals. Gate closed 10:00 pm to 7:00 am. Phone to confirm winter access. Pets allowed.
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Blue Earth Lake Provincial Park, , British Columbia
Description of Blue Earth Lake Provincial Park, , British Columbia:
A geologically interesting area offering rustic camping facilities, fishing and nature appreciation. Blue Earth Lake Park includes lakes, wetlands and riparian areas in a deep valley with significant value for song birds and waterfowl, surrounding upland forests and the Pavilion Mountains. Blue Earth Lake is popular for trout fishing. A stream used by spawning trout connects the lakes. Fishing is good throughout the spring and summer, but is dependant on the weather.
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Bligh Island Marine Provincial Park, , British Columbia
Description of Bligh Island Marine Provincial Park, , British Columbia:
Nootka Sound is one of the more popular salt-water sports fishing destinations on the west coast of Vancouver Island. Bligh Island offers anglers protected waters and beaches, and the opportunity to catch Chinook, coho, chum and pink salmon, and a variety of rockfish. Numerous float lodges and camps in Nootka Sound offer fishing opportunities as well. Beautiful Bligh Island offers rustic beach camping in a user-maintained area on Charlie’s Beach. This site has a pit toilet. Numerous other undeveloped wilderness sites can be found in the Spanish Pilot Group of Islands, however no facilities are provided in these areas.
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Blanket Creek Provincial Park (West Kootenay Park Management Inc.), Revelstoke, British Columbia
Description of Blanket Creek Provincial Park (West Kootenay Park Management Inc.), Revelstoke, British Columbia:
Looking for a family holiday destination? Plan your next weekend to Blanket Creek Provincial Park just south of Revelstoke. Popular with local residents, this park was originally a farm now developed to provide recreational opportunities. It is one of a system of four provincial parks on the Arrow Lake Reservoir. With its warm man-made swimming lagoon, adventure playground, historic homestead site and easy access to scenic Sutherland Falls, this park offers enjoyment for the entire family.
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Black Creek Ranch , Horsefly, British Columbia
Description of Black Creek Ranch , Horsefly, British Columbia:
The ranch is located in the Horsefly River Valley in the Cariboo Activities at the ranch including cattle drives trail rides fly fishing hiking canoeing kayaking and gold panning
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Birkenhead Lake Provincial Park, Brackendale, British Columbia
Description of Birkenhead Lake Provincial Park, Brackendale, British Columbia:
Birkenhead Lake Provincial Park was first established in 1963 to provide lakeside camping and other recreation experiences for travellers between Whistler and Lillooet. The park protects important habitat for a variety of wildlife, including spotted owls, mountain goats, black bears and grizzly bears. Old growth forests, subalpine and alpine environments, large and small lakes all contribute to the park's diversity. Good fishing for Kokanee and Rainbow Trout. There are no Dolly Varden in Birkenhead Lake.
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Billabong Mobile Home & Tourist Park (1980) Ltd, Westbank, British Columbia
Description of Billabong Mobile Home & Tourist Park (1980) Ltd, Westbank, British Columbia:
If you are interested in having the best vacation of your life, then please contact us. We would be happy to email you our rates and availability of either a beach, power and water, tenting or full service site for the time you are looking for.
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Big Woody Campground & RV Park, Ucluelet, British Columbia
Description of Big Woody Campground & RV Park, Ucluelet, British Columbia:

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Big Creek Provincial Park, , British Columbia
Description of Big Creek Provincial Park, , British Columbia:
The park's landscapes vary from dramatic mountains and alpine lakes in the south, to gentler volcanic hills and lava formations, to the flat, forested Chilcotin Plateau in the north. The spectacular scenery in the south makes it a popular destination for horseback riding, backpacking, hunting, wildlife viewing, and mountaineering. Because of the park's remoteness, visitors must be experienced in backcountry travel and completely self-sufficient. Fish for rainbow trout in Lorna Lake or Big Creek. It is not an exceptional fishery, as the water is cloudy.
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Big Bunsby Marine Provincial Park, , British Columbia
Description of Big Bunsby Marine Provincial Park, , British Columbia:
Accessible only by boat, this marine park offers sheltered anchorages and excellent sea kayaking opportunities. Big Bunsby, the largest of the Bunsby group of islands, is also a good place for nature viewing—gray whales, Bald eagles and the endangered sea otter all reside in the area. Although there are no developed campsites at this park, boaters and kayakers seeking a wilderness experience will find plenty of places to set up camp on Big Bunsby. Salt water fishing is extremely popular in this marine park, particularly for salmon, although rock fish and halibut can also be caught.
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Big Bar Lake Provincial Park (G & P Kleenery Ltd.), Clinton, British Columbia
Description of Big Bar Lake Provincial Park (G & P Kleenery Ltd.), Clinton, British Columbia:
Big Bar Lake Park is easily accessible, and provides a range of recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. Some of the major recreational opportunities available in the park include day-use picnicking, lakeside camping, boating, canoeing and kayaking, swimming, wildlife viewing, hiking, and fishing. Abundant rainbow trout typically reward the angler; fishing is active nearly all season, but is typically the best between mid May and late July. Nearby guest ranches offer horseback excursions into the open range that lies north of the lake. There is a paved, single-wide boat launch on the lake adjacent to the lakeside campsites. Towing behind boats is not allowed and there is a speed limit of 10 km per hour at Big Bar Lake. Fishing for rainbow trout is a popular activity, as the lake has had an active stocking program since 1970, and is now stocked on a yearly basis. There have been trout up to 6.5 lb caught in the lake, and many fish are in the two pound range. Nearby Little Big Bar lake and Beaverdam Lake are also popular for fishing.
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Bella Coola Motel & Campground, Bella Coola, British Columbia
Description of Bella Coola Motel & Campground, Bella Coola, British Columbia:
Newly renovated motel near all amenities. We have ten clean, quiet, fully equipped kitchen units, RV & tenting parking, washrooms with showers and light boat launch. The Valley offers excellent salt & freshwater fishing, hiking, wild life viewing.
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Bel Air Cedar Resort, Oliver, British Columbia
Description of Bel Air Cedar Resort, Oliver, British Columbia:
Clean, air-conditioned rooms with kitchens and cable TV. RV-sites offer 30 amp service, large sites, gas barbecues, cable TV hookups, laundry and showers. The property features near golf, non-smoking units available, off season Rates, pets OK, pool and spa, Queen beds.
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Bedard Aspen Provincial Park, Cache Creek, British Columbia
Description of Bedard Aspen Provincial Park, Cache Creek, British Columbia:
An interesting area of high biological diversity, with trail access. This park represents aspen/Douglas-fir/grassland associations in a richly diverse area and contributes to the representation of the Pavilion Range Ecosections. Note that no camping or day-use facilities are provided. Bird watching, hunting, hiking and nature appreciation are potential activities in the area.
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Becker's Lodge Limited, Wells, British Columbia
Description of Becker's Lodge Limited, Wells, British Columbia:
Lodge and resort. Renting cabins, chalets, and canoe & kayak outfitter for the Bowron Lake Circuit. Restaurant and campsite. Guided tours. Interactive cd available.
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Beaver Lake Resort, Lake Cowichan, British Columbia
Description of Beaver Lake Resort, Lake Cowichan, British Columbia:
Beaver Lake Resort is the only full service destination resort in the Cowichan Lake area. Our guests enjoy a wide variety of camping choices from a full service RV campsite, a shady tent campsite to a fully self contained cabin. Whatever your camping desire is, we have it waiting for you. Not only do we have GREAT campsites we also have flush toilets, free hot showers plus much, much more. Come join us on the shores of Beaver Lake for a vacation that you will long remember!
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Beaver Lake Mountain Resort, Lake Country, British Columbia
Description of Beaver Lake Mountain Resort, Lake Country, British Columbia:
Family oriented resort on Beaver Lake Swalwell Lake 17 km east of Lake Country Winfield off Hwy 97 Lodge Log Cabins Campground licensed Restaurant with take-out Fishing boat rentals trout shop fishing courses horseback adventures pony rides playground hiking and biking on marked trails Enjoy birdwatching and canoeing
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Beaumont Provincial Park (Quartz Contracting), Prince George, British Columbia
Description of Beaumont Provincial Park (Quartz Contracting), Prince George, British Columbia:
Beaumont Provincial Park lies within the Nechako Plateau bordered to the west and north by the Hazelton, Skeena and Omineca mountains. The park offers a beautiful, sandy beach for swimming and sunbathing and a variety of facilities for water-oriented activities enhance visitor enjoyment.
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Beaumont Marine Provincial Park, , British Columbia
Description of Beaumont Marine Provincial Park, , British Columbia:
This park offers scenic hiking trails, camping, swimming off the beach, and picnicking. You can view beautiful Arbutus, Evergreens, Garry Oaks and Big Leaf maple trees here. The park has good mooring and anchorage. Walking trails lead to points of interest. Hand pump for water. Swimming. Resort hotel, marina, store, post office, fuel and Canada Customs (summer only) at Bedwell Harbour Village.
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Beatton Provincial Park (Mariah Recreation Management Services), Fort St. John, British Columbia
Description of Beatton Provincial Park (Mariah Recreation Management Services), Fort St. John, British Columbia:
Beatton Provincial Park is a year round recreational facility located on the shores of Charlie Lake. This 312 hectare park is a popular summer recreation destination for swimming, fishing and hiking. Beatton also offers excellent winter recreation opportunities. Experience 12 km of groomed cross-country ski trails designed for novice, intermediate and advancing skiing. Visitors have a good chance of seeing deer or moose which frequent the park during the winter.
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Bearhole Lake Provincial Park & Protected Area, Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia
Description of Bearhole Lake Provincial Park & Protected Area, Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia:
Fishing, cross-country skiing, canoeing, camping, hiking, and wildlife viewing are just some of the outdoor pursuits that can all be enjoyed in Bearhole Lake Provincial Park and Protected Area. The area teems with wildlife. Watch moose wade through the marsh and lake shallows or observe beaver busily chewing bark off of willow or aspen twigs. Bird enthusiasts will enjoy seeing nesting trumpeter swans or listening to many of the warblers found in and around the area.
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Bear River Trailer Court & RV Park, Stewart, British Columbia
Description of Bear River Trailer Court & RV Park, Stewart, British Columbia:
35 full hookups, 30 amps; clean washrooms & showers, Convenience store, 24 hour security, grass sites, big rigs welcome. Seniors discounts, pets allowed. CP 2 Days-phone, visa & mastercard accepted.
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Bear River Mercantile Restaurant & Resort, Wells, British Columbia
Description of Bear River Mercantile Restaurant & Resort, Wells, British Columbia:
Our family run resort overlooking Bowron Lake offers vacationers a general store, cabins, campsite, restaurant, museum, info centre, laundry facilities and showers. Whether you’re heading out on the canoe circuit, camping, fishing, visiting for the day, or hosting a major group, we can provide whatever service you need.
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