Tweedsmuir Provincial Park (North)
Primarily for experienced outdoor recreationalists interested in boating, angling, camping and hiking in a self-sufficient wilderness areas. There are no supplies of any kind. For the Chikamin Bay area, there is a fee charged for boaters using the winching service to portage their boats through the area. Park Size: 446,092 hectares
Amenities
Boat Launch Nearby
Cabins or Cottages
Fishing Nearby
Hiking Available
Pit Toilets
Swimming Available
Tent Sites Available
BC ParksDirections
Tweedsmuir Provincial Park is approximately 480 kilometres by air northwest of Vancouver. The park is bounded on the north and southwest by the Coast Mountains and on the east by the Nechako Plateau. The park is south of Highway #16, approximately 90 to 100 kilometres, between Burns Lake and Houston. The Nechako Reservoir (Ootsa and Whitesail Lakes) is the main access route to the northern region of the park, but boaters must use caution when travelling on these lakes, as the shoreline is a forest of drowned trees and floating debris that create hazardous boating conditions.
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