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Washtock Family Campground

12 sites · RVs, Tents80 acres · BC

Nestled in the pristine Nahatlatch Valley between the Nahatlatch River and Fraser River. Washtock Family Campground offers rustic camping from tents to RVs. We are an ATV friendly campground with ride in ride out accessibility. The campground offers pull through RV Sites with non-potable water and septic connections. We are off grid so we have no power connections but allow generators. We have space for big groups or just a quick get away for two, we can accommodate you. We have flush toilets and outhouses as well as a hot shower for guest use. We have a large garden on site and offer seasonal vegetable sales, as well as farm fresh eggs and all natural free range beef. We are located 13km north of Northbend which is across the river from Boston Bar BC. Once you reach Boston Bar you will Turn left at the Esso and cross 2 sets of railroad tracks bringing you into Northbend, from Northbend there is about 6km of paved road after that it is a government-maintained gravel road until you reach our campground. Past our campground is the beautiful Nahatlatch provincial Park which contains Francis lake, Hanna Lake and Nahatalatch Lake. The lakes offer an abundance of activities such as fishing, kayaking, canoeing, swimming and paddle boarding. There are many hiking, biking, horseback riding and ATVing trails in the area. Washtockfamilyfarm.ca Please feel free to email if you have any questions. We would love to accommodate you for your future adventures.

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Deep Mountain Yurt And Camp Site

4 sites · Lodging28 acres · Lillooet, BC

Welcome to 28 acres of forests, mountains, creeks, a river and all that comes with it! We live in a little off-grid cabin deep in the Yalakom Valley in a small community of rustic-living and friendly folks. Please note that this property is located 40 km outside of Lillooet. Part of the road is a dirt road and a bit bumpy, best for cars that don't mind roughing it a little bit. You also lose service 5 minutes outside of Lillooet. The property is surrounded by private lots. You can explore ours down to the river or you can drive to other locations like the Horsehoe (a great swim spot) hikes, Carpenter Lake (great for swimming, too), Lac La Mere (good for fishing) and much more. We have a have a vintage camper or a yurt folks can sleep in if you'd like some more space to stretch out! This is a rustic spot- if you are looking for fancy glamping this is not the space for you! Vancouverites, you've been warned!

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Chilcotin Holidays Wilderness Experiences

24 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents30 acres · Gold Bridge, BC

Chilcotin Holidays has been guiding guests for over 30 years. We are a diverse 4-season guest ranch that focuses on providing a nature connection, personal development and nature conservation experience for every guest. From horseback riding, hiking, skiing, snowmobiling and mountain biking to camping, RV and cabin accommodation Chilcotin Holidays has everything you need to reconnect to nature and yourself.

The best camping near Duffey Lake Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Embark on an adventure at Duffey Lake Provincial Park, where the rugged landscape beckons the intrepid at heart. Here, the serene Duffey Lake mirrors the sky, framed by towering peaks that challenge hikers and climbers alike. Paddle through crystal-clear waters, or cast a line into the lake teeming with trout. Photographers and nature lovers will find endless inspiration in the park's diverse wildlife and vibrant flora. While the park does not offer campgrounds, its day-use areas provide perfect spots for picnics amid the wild.

When to go

The prime time to visit Duffey Lake Provincial Park is during the summer months, from June to September, when the weather is warm and the trails are clear. Winter brings a blanket of snow, transforming the park into a wonderland for snowshoeing and backcountry skiing, though some areas may be inaccessible. Avoid the park during the off-season if you're not prepared for the cold and potential road closures.

Know before you go

Check the weather forecast before your visit, as conditions can change rapidly in the mountains.
Be wildlife aware; carry bear spray and know how to use it.
Day-use areas are open from 8:30am to 5pm, perfect for picnics and short hikes.
There are no overnight facilities; plan your visit as a day trip.
Respect the natural environment by staying on designated trails and packing out your trash.