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YMCA Camp Elphinstone Gibsons BC, Canada |
Yale Campground Yale BC, Canada |
Y5 Motel Barriere BC, Canada |
Wright's Beach Camp RV Park Penticton BC, Canada |
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Description of YMCA Camp Elphinstone: Conference and retreat facilities for up to 300. Recreation programs offered by friendly YMCA staff at large ocean front property. |
Description of Yale Campground: Easy access off highway, mini store & video arcade on site, large treed sites, fire-pits, playground, hot showers, hiking, bike trails, fishing, goldpanning, sani station. Caretaker on site. Reservation system. Senior discount. |
Description of Y5 Motel: Kitchen Units Double Queen & Suites Available Spacious Mountain View Rooms Non Smoking & Smoking Rooms Air Conditioning Direct Dial Phones Free In Room Coffee Cable TV - Movie Channel Guest Laundry Facilities Senior Discount Walking Distance to Reastaurant & Pub Spacious Campground Tent & RV Hookups Sani Dump |
Description of Wright's Beach Camp RV Park: Wright's Beach Camp family campground is located at the south end of Penticton on Skaha Lake. Campground facilities include a private sandy beach with a roped off swimming area and dock, a quiet atmosphere, waterfront tenting sites, waterfront partial hook-up sites including 15 amp power and water. Also available at Wright's are beachfront full hook-up sites including 30 amp power, water, sewer and cable TV, a convenience store, clean washrooms with coin operated showers, many shady spots that can accommodate larger units, internet access, a picnic table at every site, and an arcade. |
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#106 Charlie Lake Provincial Park (Mariah Recreation Management Services), Fort St. John, BC Description of Charlie Lake Provincial Park (Mariah Recreation Management Services), Fort St. John, BC: Charlie Lake Provincial Park is situated on the southwestern shore of 13 km long Charlie Lake. Covering some 92 hectares, the park lies within the rolling landscape of the Interior Plains. Wander a forested trail or watch children enjoying the play area in the centre of the campground. More information about Charlie Lake Provincial Park (Mariah Recreation Management Services), Fort St. John, BC |
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#107 Chase Provincial Park, , BC Description of Chase Provincial Park, , BC: Chase Provincial Park is centred on Carina and Tomias Lakes, 70 km north of Germansen Landing. It is an extensive, very remote park that is virtually untouched and an undisturbed area of mixed forest and rolling mountain topography that provides critical habitat for the Chase-Sustut Woodland Caribou herd. Wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed, but no facilities are provided. This area is very isolated and visitors must be both self-sufficient and experienced in the backcountry. More information about Chase Provincial Park, , BC |
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#108 Chataway Lakes Resort, Merritt, BC Description of Chataway Lakes Resort, Merritt, BC: Roughing it at Chataway adds to the total experience. There is no plumbing in the cabins or in the campsite. During our high season (May to October) we have a centrally located shower house where you can have hot showers all day until 9:30 P.M.There are no flushed toilets, outhouses only. The cabins all sleep four persons comfortably, with either two double beds or a double bed and a set of single bunk beds. You need to bring your own bedding. Each cabin offers a wood burning stove and a propane cook top stove for comfort and convenience, but there are no fridges in the cabins, therefore you do need to bring your own cooler. The kitchenettes are supplied with dishes, pots, pans and cutlery. More information about Chataway Lakes Resort, Merritt, BC |
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#109 Cherry RV Park, Penticton, BC Description of Cherry RV Park, Penticton, BC: Open all year! Clean, quiet, friendly. Friendly host. Paved roadways. Family campground. Grass and shade trees. Fully fenced secure camping. Ice available. Lawn. All non-smoking. No pets in Motel rooms. RV Park pets allowed - Restrictions apply. Woodalls approved. Trailor Life approved. BC Accommodation approved. Members of the BC Motel, Campgrounds, Resorts Association. More information about Cherry RV Park, Penticton, BC |
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#110 Chilcotin Holidays Ltd, Gold Bridge, BC Description of Chilcotin Holidays Ltd, Gold Bridge, BC: Enjoy riding horses with licensed guides who conduct ranch stays, pack trips, guide training, fly-in fishing, hiking, biking, snowmobile ski adventures. Stay at the 9 bedroom guest ranch or permanent alpine base camps. More information about Chilcotin Holidays Ltd, Gold Bridge, BC |
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#111 Chilko River Lodge & Guest Ranch, Tatla Lake, BC Description of Chilko River Lodge & Guest Ranch, Tatla Lake, BC: Located on Chilko River, we are a year round recreation resort. Fishing, camping, boating, horseback, hiking, canoeing & photo safari. Full facility resort with restaurant and rustic saloon. Family & locals welcome. Self catered or full service packages. More information about Chilko River Lodge & Guest Ranch, Tatla Lake, BC |
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#112 Chilliwack Campsite & RV Park, Rosedale, BC Description of Chilliwack Campsite & RV Park, Rosedale, BC: 51 sites on 11 acres next to forest and The Falls golf course, bisected by creek. More information about Chilliwack Campsite & RV Park, Rosedale, BC |
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#113 Chilliwack Heritage Park, Chilliwack, BC Description of Chilliwack Heritage Park, Chilliwack, BC: Chilliwack Heritage Park is a 65-acre park that boasts a 150,000 square foot building which can accommodate a number of events from trade shows and conventions to agricultural and equestrian events as well as concerts and more! There is a seven-acre field for outdoor concerts and festivals as well as camping. A 5/8 mile race track and rodeo arena play host to chuckwagon and chariot racing and rodeos. Heritage Park, which has been operational since July 2001, is ideally and conveniently located just off the Trans Canada Highway at Exit 116. This allows for easy access by those within Chilliwack as well as people living in the Lower Mainland. The striking presence of this 150,000 square foot "red" building and 65-acre grounds also attracts travelers from all over the province. More information about Chilliwack Heritage Park, Chilliwack, BC |
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#114 Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park (Gibson Pass Resort Inc), Cultus Lake, BC Description of Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park (Gibson Pass Resort Inc), Cultus Lake, BC: Located 150km east of Vancouver in the upper Chilliwack River Valley, Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park is characterized by a valley-bottom lake, old-growth forested slopes, and spectacular subalpine and alpine ridges. The sparkling Chilliwack Lake is ideal for motor-boating, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, or fishing. Forty kilometers of trails provide opportunities for hiking, bird and wildlife viewing, and nature appreciation. The park also has a day-use picnic area, playground, and 146 frontcountry campsites. Those seeking a wilderness camping experience can access the backcountry camps located at Greendrop, Lindeman, Flora, and Radium Lakes. Visitors can fish for Dolly Varden, kokanee, rainbow and cutthroat trout. More information about Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park (Gibson Pass Resort Inc), Cultus Lake, BC |
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#115 Chilliwack River RV & Campground, Chilliwack, BC Description of Chilliwack River RV & Campground, Chilliwack, BC: Exit Highway 1 (The Transcanada Highway) at Sardis Exit 119, turn south to Vedder Bridge, left on Chilliwack Lake Road for 10 km, then left on Slesse Road and right at O'Byrne Road. Open year round. More information about Chilliwack River RV & Campground, Chilliwack, BC |
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#116 Chukachida River Protected Area, , BC Description of Chukachida River Protected Area, , BC: Chukachida River Protected Area provides important wildlife habitat to moose, grizzly bears, caribou and several fish species. It is a key wildlife corridor, providing connectivity to high value habitat in adjacent areas. Recreation opportunities include moose hunting and fishing in the wide u-shaped valleys in this protected area. Wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed, but no facilities are provided. More information about Chukachida River Protected Area, , BC |
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#117 Chute Lake Resort, Penticton, BC Description of Chute Lake Resort, Penticton, BC: There are 8 sleeping rooms in the main Lodge, each with one double bed made up. The washroom facilities are in the central bathhouse. There are 8 rental cabins, each with a wood cookstove, a fridge, dishes, pots, pans and cutlery; some with washrooms. In addition, there is 1 cabin with an electric cookstove, a Blaze King for heat, a fridge, dishes, pots, pans and cutlery; a complete washroom. One must bring their own sleeping bags, pillows and towels for all cabins. There are three levels of camping: an area for tents without any services; an area with power and water; and an area with power, water and septic. More information about Chute Lake Resort, Penticton, BC |
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#118 Cinemousun Narrows Provincial Park, , BC Description of Cinemousun Narrows Provincial Park, , BC: Situated where the four "arms" of Shuswap Lake meet, this park has a camping area with several shelters and a fairly extensive beach. It is located in one of the most popular swimming, houseboating and water-skiing areas of British Columbia's interior. Anglers take note: Shuswap Lake contains 19 species of fish. Reservations are not accepted at this park, all campsites are on a first-come, first-served basis. More information about Cinemousun Narrows Provincial Park, , BC |
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#119 Cinnemousun Narrows Provincial Park, , BC Description of Cinnemousun Narrows Provincial Park, , BC: Situated where the four "arms" of Shuswap Lake meet, this park has a camping area with several shelters and a fairly extensive beach. It is located in one of the most popular swimming, houseboating and water-skiing areas of British Columbia's interior. Anglers take note: Shuswap Lake contains 19 species of fish. This park is accessible by water only. Situated where the four "arms" of Shuswap Lake meet, this park has a camping area with several shelters and a fairly extensive beach. More information about Cinnemousun Narrows Provincial Park, , BC |
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#120 Claud Elliot Provincial Park, , BC Description of Claud Elliot Provincial Park, , BC: Claud Elliot Lake is one of three protected areas nestled along the upper Tsitika watershed. The area is part of a river system ranked among the 10 most important fish streams on Vancouver Island. There are no maintained campsites at this park, however wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed. No facilities are provided and there is no fee. Both Claud Elliot Lake and Fickle Lake are known for high quality recreational angling. Lakes contain coho salmon, Cutthroat, Dolly Varden, Kokanee and Rainbow trout and steelhead. The most easily accessible of these lakes is Claud Elliot Lake. More adventurous fishers can go to Fickle Lake, further downstream in the valley. This lake is harder to access and will require lining canoes or kayaks back upstream to Claud Elliot Lake. More information about Claud Elliot Provincial Park, , BC |
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#121 Claybanks RV Park, Merritt, BC Description of Claybanks RV Park, Merritt, BC: Take Exit 290 off Coquihalla Highway, large, shaded sites along the Coldwater River. Gift shop with local art, crafts, very close to the downtown core with the following amenities: shopping, restaurants, indoor aquatic centre, playground, waterpark, mu More information about Claybanks RV Park, Merritt, BC |
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#122 Clayoquot Arm Provincial Park, , BC Description of Clayoquot Arm Provincial Park, , BC: Unique flora and fauna, pristine old-growth forests, secluded sandy beaches, uninhabited islets, First Nations cultural sites and a fresh water lake can all be found in the park, which is accessed by boat from Kennedy Lake. Clayoquot Arm Park offers many recreational opportunities, including hiking and wilderness camping along the shores of Kennedy Lake, the largest body of fresh water on Vancouver Island. Visitors to this park can fish for Cutthroat trout, canoe or kayak paddle along the scenic shoreline or observe wildlife in its natural habitat. An unusual phenomenon occurs in Clayoquot Arm. Sockeye salmon spawn 20 meters below the water surface making for a great viewing opportunity. There are no designated campsites at this park, however random wilderness camping is allowed. No facilities are provided and there is no fee. More information about Clayoquot Arm Provincial Park, , BC |
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#123 Close To The Edge Provincial Park & Protected Area, Prince George, BC Description of Close To The Edge Provincial Park & Protected Area, Prince George, BC: This 692 hectare park and protected area is located approximately 160 km northeast of Prince George. There is logging road access within 5 km of the park/protected area. The park/protected area is situated in the Dezaiko Range of the Rocky Mountains. This park protects the internationally significant Close-To-The-Edge cave, which has the deepest shaft and is the second deepest overall cave (440) in Canada/USA, and is among the 50 deepest caves in the world. The cave was discovered in 1983, but the bottom of the cave was not reached until 1986. The primary shaft drops 253 m straight down, and is about 23 m in diameter. There are also additional, smaller caves in the park. Reservations are not accepted at this park, all campsites are on a first-come, first-served basis. More information about Close To The Edge Provincial Park & Protected Area, Prince George, BC |
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#124 Cluxewe Resort, Port Hardy, BC Description of Cluxewe Resort, Port Hardy, BC: Welcome to Cluxewe, a natural wonder, in the land of the Kwakiutl Nation. Whether you need a change from your day-to-day experience - or a natural refuge from the strains of urban life - come to this magical place. Share in the hospitality of the Kwakiutl. Make this natural wonder your special place to pause ... to fish ... to watch birds and other wildlife ... to enjoy friends and family ... to relax. From its accessible, central location, you can also explore other wild wonders of Northern Vancouver Island. More information about Cluxewe Resort, Port Hardy, BC |
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#125 Codville Lagoon Marine Provincial Park, , BC Description of Codville Lagoon Marine Provincial Park, , BC: Codville Lagoon is a small marine park located on King Island in Fitz Hugh Sound, 80 km west of Bella Coola. Codville Lagoon offers excellent and scenic all weather anchorage, as well as featuring an unmaintained hiking trail to a freshwater lake with an interesting red sand beach and good swimming. The special feature in the park is the red sand beach along Sagar Lake and can be accessed via boat and then a 15-20 minute walk along a trail. Wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed, but no facilities are provided. There is a long sandy beach on Sagar Lake that is ideal for camping on. More information about Codville Lagoon Marine Provincial Park, , BC |
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#126 Coley Creek Lodge , Merritt, BC Description of Coley Creek Lodge , Merritt, BC: We are open all year round. We cater to individuals, groups, cyclists, naturalists, hikers,snowmobilers et al. In short, everyone is welcome. So book with us. We're friendly, comfortable and easily accessible from the Coquihalla Hwy. More information about Coley Creek Lodge , Merritt, BC |
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#127 Conkle Lake Provincial Park (Kaloya Contracting Ltd.), , BC Description of Conkle Lake Provincial Park (Kaloya Contracting Ltd.), , BC: A secluded lake in the Okanagan Highland east of Osoyoos, set amid a forest of western larch and lodgepole pine intermingling with willow and black alder that cover the sharply rising surrounding hills. Conkle Lake, named for W.H. Conkle, an early settler in the nearby Kettle Valley, is noted for its rainbow trout. Visitors have come for many years to fish the lake, sunbathe, swim and hike to various viewpoints. Reservations are not accepted at this park, all campsites are on a first-come, first-served basis. More information about Conkle Lake Provincial Park (Kaloya Contracting Ltd.), , BC |
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#128 Coombs Country Campground, Parksville, BC Description of Coombs Country Campground, Parksville, BC: Comfortable Camping in a Woodland Setting Boasting a hot tub and heated pool, this campground is conveniently located near Coombs Country Market, Coombs Emporium, Englishman River Falls Provincial Park and Little Qualicum Falls, and Cathedral Grove. It's also a good base camp for those attending the rodeo & music festivals, and is on the way to Long Beach, Tofino and Ucluelet. All sites at this campground have picnic tables and fire rings. Other amenities include hot showers, laundromat, hook-ups and sani-station, grocery/gift store, a playground and nature trails. For entertainment, campers can play table tennis, horseshoes and volleyball. Leashed pets are welcome. Visit our petting farm with goats and rabbits. More information about Coombs Country Campground, Parksville, BC |
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#129 Copeland Islands Marine Provincial Park, , BC Description of Copeland Islands Marine Provincial Park, , BC: Copeland Islands Provincial park was established in July of 1971 and consists of a small chain of islands, islets and rocks in Thulin Passage. It is an excellent destination for kayakers, since it is a good stopover point between Lund and Desolation Sound. This area also provides opportunities for scuba diving, wildlife viewing, wilderness camping, swimming and fishing. There are limited anchorages for small vessels. Wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed, but no facilities are provided. There are two separate tenting site locations. There are four framed tent pads; two are located on the northernmost set of islands and the other two are located on the southernmost island. More information about Copeland Islands Marine Provincial Park, , BC |
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#130 Coquihalla Campground, Hope, BC Description of Coquihalla Campground, Hope, BC: Open April to October, this family campground is located right in Hope, on the Coquihala River. In a treed park setting, the campground offers riverfront sites, electric and water hook ups, cable TV, single and double sites, flush toilets, free sani-station, coin hot showers, covered barbecue area, laundry and mini-store. Discounts for seniors and group rates. Pets allowed. More information about Coquihalla Campground, Hope, BC |
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#131 Coquihalla Campsite, Hope, BC Description of Coquihalla Campsite, Hope, BC: Campground/RV Park - Family campground along the banks of the Coquihalla River right in Hope. Treed park setting, riverfront sites. Some double sites, flush toilets, free sani-station for overnight campers, coin hot showers, fire pits, pull-throughs, mini-store, video games room, 24 hr. security, laundry facilities, covered barbeque area, pets accepted, seniors discount 10%, reservations accepted. More information about Coquihalla Campsite, Hope, BC |
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#132 Coquihalla Summit Recreation Area, , BC Description of Coquihalla Summit Recreation Area, , BC: The Coquihalla Summit Recreation Area was established in order to protect the Coast-Cascade Dry belt landscape and provide break opportunities for travellers along the new Coquihalla highway. The Area presents a beautiful setting for wildlife viewing. There is walk-in camping available at Falls Lake approximately a 2km hike. Rustic camping with no facilities provided. There is fishing at Falls Lake for Rainbow Trout. Falls Lake has a surface area of 25.6 ha and an average depth of 10 metres. More information about Coquihalla Summit Recreation Area, , BC |
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#133 Cormorant Channel Marine Provincial Park, , BC Description of Cormorant Channel Marine Provincial Park, , BC: The salt water fishing around Cormorant Channel is excellent and includes all species of salmon as well as halibut and rockfish, however a year-round rockfish closure is in place around Stubbs Island. Fishing is best during the summer months. A number of professional charter companies and/or fishing lodges are available for guiding in the area. There are several wilderness campsites in Cormorant Channel Provincial Park, accessible by kayak or boat, however no facilities are provided. More information about Cormorant Channel Marine Provincial Park, , BC |
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#134 Costa Lotta Fishing Resort & Campground, Qualicum Beach, BC Description of Costa Lotta Fishing Resort & Campground, Qualicum Beach, BC: 7 mi. N. of Qualicum Beach on Hwy 19A. Full-service campground. Clam digging, oyster picking, boat rental/charters, beachcombing, cement boat launch. Near golf, lake fishing and mountain biking. More information about Costa Lotta Fishing Resort & Campground, Qualicum Beach, BC |
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#135 Cottonwood Campsite, Chase, BC Description of Cottonwood Campsite, Chase, BC: 19 km east of Chase on the North Shuswap. Adjacent to Roderick Haig Brown Park, Adams River Sockeye run. Hiking, biking, mini golf, tennis, badminton, horseshoes, bingo, karaoke, dancing. Log cabins. Firepits, showers, security gate. More information about Cottonwood Campsite, Chase, BC |
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#136 Cottonwood Meadows RV Country Club, Chilliwack, BC Description of Cottonwood Meadows RV Country Club, Chilliwack, BC: At Exit 116 on Hwy 1. Well-prepared sites. Full hookups, cable TV, phone hookups, 30/50 amps, paved, pull-thrus. Security coded gates, rec room, free showers, laundry, hot tub, near all amenities, golf, fishing, water sports, shopping. More information about Cottonwood Meadows RV Country Club, Chilliwack, BC |
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#137 Cowichan River Provincial Park - Horseshoe Bend Group Campground (R.L.C. Enterprize Ltd.), , BC Description of Cowichan River Provincial Park - Horseshoe Bend Group Campground (R.L.C. Enterprize Ltd.), , BC: If it’s outdoor recreation you’re after, Cowichan River Provincial Park on southern Vancouver Island is the place to go. Whether you want to go swimming, canoeing, white-water kayaking, tubing, camping, fishing or hiking, or just want to take it easy in the sun, you’re bound to find something to do in this “recreation corridor” south of Duncan. More information about Cowichan River Provincial Park - Horseshoe Bend Group Campground (R.L.C. Enterprize Ltd.), , BC |
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#138 Cowichan River Provincial Park - Skutz Campground (R.L.C. Enterprize Ltd.), , BC Description of Cowichan River Provincial Park - Skutz Campground (R.L.C. Enterprize Ltd.), , BC: If it’s outdoor recreation you’re after, Cowichan River Provincial Park on southern Vancouver Island is the place to go. Whether you want to go swimming, canoeing, white-water kayaking, tubing, camping, fishing or hiking, or just want to take it easy in the sun, you’re bound to find something to do in this “recreation corridor” south of Duncan. More information about Cowichan River Provincial Park - Skutz Campground (R.L.C. Enterprize Ltd.), , BC |
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#139 Cowichan River Provincial Park - Stoltz Pool Campground (R.L.C. Enterprize Ltd.), , BC Description of Cowichan River Provincial Park - Stoltz Pool Campground (R.L.C. Enterprize Ltd.), , BC: If it’s outdoor recreation you’re after, Cowichan River Provincial Park on southern Vancouver Island is the place to go. Whether you want to go swimming, canoeing, white-water kayaking, tubing, camping, fishing or hiking, or just want to take it easy in the sun, you’re bound to find something to do in this “recreation corridor” south of Duncan. More information about Cowichan River Provincial Park - Stoltz Pool Campground (R.L.C. Enterprize Ltd.), , BC |
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#140 Crazy Bear Lake Lodge, Vancouver, BC Description of Crazy Bear Lake Lodge, Vancouver, BC: Accessible by float-plane only. For those who want it all in a true wilderness. Native Rainbow fishing in a valley of six lakes. Only three private guest cottages. Delicious food served in dining lodge. Sandy beaches among snow-covered mountains. Tee Pee camping. Powerboats, canoes, float-tubes on all lakes. More information about Crazy Bear Lake Lodge, Vancouver, BC |