Blackfoot Regional Park | Peace River Regional District

Campsites

Electrical Hookups

Firepits

Outhouses

Picnic Tables

Playground

River Access

Walking Trails

Discover Blackfoot Regional Park, a picturesque natural retreat offering breathtaking views of the Peace River, unique forest trails and wildlife. Nestled at 2098 Rolla Road in Clayhurst, it's conveniently located 75 km east of Fort St. John and 51 km north of Dawson Creek.

The park provides everything you need for a comfortable visit, including well-maintained walking trails and a day-use area open from dawn to dusk. Campers will appreciate the new campsites, available with or without electrical hook-ups, each equipped with outhouses, fire pits, and picnic tables. Firewood is available for purchase on-site, and a dedicated park caretaker is always there to assist.

Blackfoot Regional Park also holds historical significance, situated near the former Clayhurst ferry crossing, which connected communities until the Don Phillips Bridge opened in 1986. The park itself was established by local residents in 1972 and has been maintained by the Regional District since 1988.

Please Keep in Mind

There is no potable water, internet or cellular phone service at Blackfoot Regional Park. Please make sure to plan accordingly by bringing reliable water and letting friends and family know your plans.

Park Schedule

Open Date: Between May 1-15 depending on weather
Close Date: Between September 15-30 depending on weather
Online bookings open in advance of the park opening in May

Reserve a Campsite

Learn how you can reserve a campsite at Blackfoot Regional Park. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or a longer adventure, find all the information you need to reserve your campsite and find your perfect spot.

Campsite Reservations

Options for Campers with ATVs

If you're camping with an ATV or off-road vehicle, you are permitted to stay in designated ATV sites 25-37 and you may keep your ATVs unloaded (off truck or trailer) on your site while not in use. If you're camping in other sites, you can leave your vehicle on the back of its owner’s truck or trailer while in the that campsite. You may unload ATVs from trucks or trailers in the parking area and then drive them out of the park through the ATV area. When you return to the park, you must load the ATVs back on the truck or trailer.

Rules and Regulations

Before you get to the park, please review the park rules and regulations to keep in mind:

Overnight Park Rules and Regulations

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

Off-Road Vehicles

In order to keep everyone safe, all off-road vehicles or ATVs must follow these guidelines:

10km/hr max speed to and from your site in the specified ATV area (sites 25-37)
Do not consume cannabis or alcohol prior to or during ATV use
Watch for other campers and their pets
All off-road vehicles must be licensed and insured, which is a provincial requirement