LOWER MAINLAND
5 Sargeant Bay
142 ha. • Facilities: Day-use area. • Location: Located 8.2 km from Sechelt on the Sunshine Coast. Turn off Hwy 101 onto Redroofs Road.
6 Skookumchuck Narrows
123 ha. • Facilities: Day-use area. • Location: Follow Highway 101 past Sechelt and Madeira Park, then take Egmont Road for approximately 6 km to the parking lot.
7 Smuggler Cove Marine
185 ha. • Facilities: Walk-in camping is available but no facilities are provided except a pit toilet. •Location: Water access is a small anchorage on the south side of Sechelt Peninsula near Secret Cove. To access this park by land, visitors can hike 1 km from a parking lot off Hwy 101.
SEA-TO-SKY
Park Facility Operator: Sea to Sky Park Services 1700 Mount Seymour Road, North Vancouver, BC V7G 1L3
Phone: (604) 986-9371 E-mail:
info@seatoskyparks.com Website:
www.seatoskyparks.com
Visit Sea to Sky and explore the breathtaking, world-renowned landscape of mountains and water. There are endless activities to enjoy such as sightseeing, hiking, rock climbing, mountain biking, canoeing, kayaking and swimming.
You can make a reservation online at
www.discovercamping.ca or by calling Discover Camping toll free (Canada/USA) 1-800-689-9025 or 1-519-826-6850 (international) from March 15 to Sept 15. Group camping and picnic site reservations are now available through Discover Camping.
8 Alice Lake 22
396 ha. • Facilities: 108 campsites, two shower/ flush washrooms buildings, and a sani-station located across from the gatehouse at the camp- ground entrance. • Location: Alice Lake is located on Highway 99, 13 km north of Squamish. • A camping experience for the whole family with a variety of activities to choose from including walking/hiking trails leading to views of the Squamish River and Tantalus Mountain Range, mountain biking, swimming, and a playground. Electrical services (30A/125V) are available at sites 1-55 and at group site A, for an additional fee. The day-use area includes three picnic areas each located by sandy beaches with access to the lake and swimming floats. Interpretive pro- grams are available July and August. Firewood and ice are available for sale.
9 Birkenhead Lake
9,755 ha. • Facilities: 94 campsites, pit toilet, and day-use area. • Location: Birkenhead Lake is
Garibaldi/BC Parks
located 22 km west of D’Arcy and 90 km north of Whistler off Hwy 99. • Enjoy the peace and tran- quility of wilderness camping from the comforts of a drive-in campground only three hours north of Vancouver or an hour north of Pemberton. Campfires are not permitted in the backcountry, however they are permitted in the campground. Spacious day-use area includes sandy beaches, several picnic sites, designated swimming area with swim float, and concrete boat launch. You will also find over 11 km of hiking and mountain biking trails. Canoe rentals are available. Fire- wood is available for sale.
10 Brandywine Falls
143 ha. • Facilities: Day-use area and pit toilets. • Location: On Highway 99, 47 km north of Squamish. • Brandywine Falls no longer offers overnight camping in this park. The day-use area has been expanded for guests to enjoy the spec- tacular 70-meter falls and view of Daisy Lake. A short walk from Brandywine Falls’ viewing plat- form, along a short gentle trail, is another new viewpoint of the magnificent Black Tusk. There are existing trails to the Cal Cheak Suspension Bridge (2 hour return) and the Whistler Bungee Bridge (1 hour return).
11 Cypress
Contact Info for Cypress Provincial Park: Email:
contact@cypressmountain.com Phone: (604) 926-5612
3,012 ha. • Facilities: 4 backcountry/walk-in
www.whistlerbungee.com 604 938 9333
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