Hiking

• Big Bar Lake Provincial Park in the Cariboo, British Columbia
  

  Big-Bar-Lake-Campground

  If you don’t mind a little jaunt off the beaten (and paved) path, Big Bar Lake Provincial Park, 42 kilometres northwest of Clinton, makes an excellent weekend escape in the South Cariboo. Continue Reading

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• Three Places Where British Columbia’s Cariboo Region Locals Like to Camp
  

  Kayaking on Ghost Lake, Cariboo

  Over the past few years, these local families have shared their Cariboo Region camping experiences with us—from the new places they’ve only just discovered to those family-favourites that they love to revisit. Continue Reading

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• Camping in British Columbia’s West Kootenays: Checking out three great campsites
  

  Camping in the West Kootenay’s is a great way to explore the area and visit communities like Nakusp and Burton. So in July 2020, we visited three campgrounds near or on the shores of Arrow Lake and the town of Nakusp. Continue Reading

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• Camping at its best: Revelstoke to Galena Bay, British Columbia
  

  Blanket-Creek Provincial Park

  If you are looking for some great camping and hiking, check out the corridor (Highway 23) between Revelstoke and Galena Bay. Surrounded by stunning mountain views - Selkirk Mountains on the east and Monashee Mountains on the west - this area is worth the trip! Continue Reading

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• A Primer to Canada’s National Parks in British Columbia
  

  Meadows in the Sky Parkway, Mount Revelstoke

  Canadian National Parks are a favourite for travellers and locals to visit for day use and camping. British Columbia has 19 of the most spectacular to visit. Continue Reading

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• Saysutshun (Newcastle Island) Marine Provincial Park
  

  Newcastle Island, BC | Photo Kim Walker

  A short passenger-only ferry ride from Nanaimo brings you to Saysutshun (Newcastle Island) Marine Provincial Park, a place perfect for rest and relaxation. Continue Reading

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• Spring Activities Abound in the Okanagan
  

  Blossoms in the Okanagan | Thompson Okanagan Tourism

  There are a variety of activities available in early spring, especially because the temperate climate of the Okanagan is so warm early in the season. Continue Reading

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• Off the Beaten Track: Nisga’a Memorial Lava Bed Park
  

  For those who don’t mind a drive, Anhluut’ukwsim Laxmihl Angwinga’asanskwhl Nisga’a – a.k.a. Nisga’a Memorial Lava Bed Park – 100 kilometres north of Terrace, in Northern British Columbia, offers a truly wonderful adventure. Continue Reading

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• RV Snowbirding at Oliver in BC’s Okanagan
  

  Oliver, BC is well known as the “Wine Capital of Canada” and home to more than 40 wineries! However, it is not just a place to go wine tasting in the summer; it is extremely popular for snowbirds and those wanting a little winter adventure. Continue Reading

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• Getting back to Nature Any Time of Year
  

  Snowshoeing at Stake Lake near Kamloops. Photo Mary Putnam, Tourism Kamloops

  The Thompson Okanagan has a variety of camping locations that are available year-round, offering amenities and services for short and long-term camping; your choices abound. Continue Reading

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