Manning Park Sechelt & Area
Manning Park Resort
Bayside Campground & RV Park
Tel: (250) 840-8822 Toll: 1-800-330-3321
Tel: (604) 885-7444 Toll: 1-877-885-7444
Fax: (250) 840-8848
Fax: (604) 741-0666
Web:
www.manningpark.com
Web:
www.baysidecampground.com
7500 Hwy 3, Manning Park BC V0X 1R0
6040 Sechelt Inlet Rd., Sechelt BC V0N 3A3
355 campsites at four campgrounds: Lightning Lake
Private RV and tent camping in natural setting.
(143), reservations only. Coldspring (64). Hampton
Convenient to Sechlet Inlet, Porpoise Bay, beaches,
(99) and Mule Deer (49) fi st come, fi rst served. Hiking
trails, marinas, golf courses, villages and services.
We Offer Guided Fishing For
trails are abundant. Canoe, kayak rentals. BC's origi-
Satellite TV available, hot showers, playground,
• Local & Remote Fly Fishing
nal Manning Park. May to Oct. Your Host(s): Yvette
horseshoes, volleyball. Group picnic area onsite.
Mawson & Barry Wilks ** Per Vehicle Unserviced
• Sturgeon, Salmon,
Open all year. ** 2 Persons Unserviced $22 Serviced
$15-$24 Serviced . ** Languages Spoken: English.
$27-$32 Add’l Adult $5 Child $2.50 5-11 yrs.
Steelhead & Trout
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Weekly, Monthly and Seasonal rates available.
• Scenic Jet Boat Tours
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** Languages Spoken: English. • Large Groups, Stags & Corporate Outings
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Hells Gate Jet Boat Tours
• Fraser Canyon Tours
Willingdon Beach Campsite Creekside Campground
• Hells Gate Tours
CAMPING SELECT Fac. Rec. Tel: (604) 885-5937 Toll: 1-800-565-9222
Tel: (604) 485-2242 Fax: (604) 485-2267 Toll Fax: 1-888-702-9146
• Harrison Hot Springs Tours
E-Mail:
reservations@willingdonbeach.ca Web:
www.creeksidecampground.ca
• Harrison River Tours
4845 Marine Ave., Powell River BC V8A 1V4
4314 Sunshine Coast Hwy, Hwy 101,
• Vancouver Scenic Tours
Camping in sheltered park setting located oceanside. Sechelt BC V0N 3A1
• Thrilling Whitewater Adventure
Fishing, hiking, canoeing and shopping mins. away. Newly upgraded, fully-serviced RV sites and
Grassy tent area, coin-operated hot showers, adjacent creekside tent sites. Convenient to Davis Bay beach,
to public park and children's playground. Seniors’ hiking and biking trails, parks, golf courses, villages
rates, monthly rates Sep. to May. Reservation Fee and services. Swimming pool, hot showers, laundry STS Guiding Services
$5.00. Additional vehicle or boat $5.00. Open all year. facilities on-site. Open all year. Your Host(s): Greg &
Your Host(s): Dave & Sheryl Clark ** 2 Persons Unser- Laura Sigler ** 2 Persons Unserviced $22 Serviced
Call Toll-Free at:
viced $22-$25 Serviced $24-$28 Add’l Adult $5 Child $37.50 Add’l Adult $5 Child $2.50 3-11 yrs. Weekly,
1-866-771-3474
$5 Over 2. Monthly rates available. ** Languages Monthly and Seasonal rates available. ** Languages
Spoken: English. ** See winter listing page 46. Spoken: English. visit us at:
www.guidebc.com
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email:
sts@guidebc.com
C
ome Play With History! Discover, Escape,
Experience history at this traditional
Explore, Experience!
fur trade post. Explore one of the
Escape to Fort Camping in Brae Island Regional
oldest buildings in BC and be
transported to a colourful time where First Nations peoples,
Park. Open year round, we have camp sites to fit
Canadians, Scots and Hawaiians worked together trading
everyone’s needs. We are within walking distance
furs, packing salmon and farming. to historic Fort Langley and close to
Fort Langley National Historic Site, the birthplace
everything the Metro
of British Columbia! RV parking available. Vancouver area has to offer!
23433 Mavis Avenue,
Fort Langley, B.C.,
9451 Glover Road,
Fort Langley, B.C. Canada
Canada V1M 2R5
604-513-4777
Toll-Free: 1-866-267-3678
www.BraeIsland.com
www.pc.gc.ca/fortlangley
Vancouver, Coast & Mountains - Super Camping ~ 17
Fort Langley Historic Site / Fort Camping
Supercamping (RVRAC) 1/2 Page Ad - CMYK
February 2, 2010 7 1/8” W x 4 7/8” D
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