Parks and Campgrounds

When using a day-use park, make sure that you follow the rules and regulations:

• Open from dawn until dusk 

• Respect other park users as these are shared spaces for everyone to enjoy 

• Keep pets leashed at all times 

• Clean up after your pets and use designated disposal containers for their waste 

• Drive and park on marked designated roadways and parking areas only 

• Follow posted speed limits and road signs 

• Put garbage and recycling in the provided receptacles 

• No overnight camping permitted 

• Campfires are permitted in designated fire pits when allowed by BC Wildfire Service 

• Extinguish all campfires before leaving 

• All fireworks and firearms are prohibited 

• Alcohol and cannabis consumption is prohibited 

• Respect all wildlife within the park and refrain from disturbing their natural habitat 

• Store all food securely to prevent scavenging by wildlife

When using an overnight park, make sure that you follow these additional rules and regulations:

• Maximum of eight people permitted per site 

• Check-in is 12m local time on the day your reservation begins

• Check-out is 12pm local time on the day your reservation expire

• Only registered campers may occupy a designated campsite  

• Visitors are permitted daily between the hours of 7am to 11pm

• Keep all camping units, vehicles and equipment within your campsite boundaries (For extra camping units of vehicles, an extra fee per night will apply)

• The maximum stay is 14 consecutive nights 

• Quiet hours between 11pm to 7am – do not operate generators or make excessive noise during this time