Official website for BC Parks. Get information on camping and other activities in parks across British Columbia. Learn about our environmental conservation work.

At BC Parks, it’s our job to make sure everyone can enjoy British Columbia’s outstanding natural beauty. To help you plan your outdoor adventures, we offer advance booking on many campgrounds, backcountry trails, day-use areas, and more.

Search for the webpages of parks and protected areas across British Columbia. Get detailed information on camping and other activities at specific BC Parks.

Frontcountry camping is a great way for the whole family to experience British Columbia’s extraordinary outdoor spaces. Frontcountry reservations are available at over 110 campgrounds in provincial parks across B.C.

Get information on camping opportunities in BC Parks, when you need a reservation or permit, fees you may have to pay, and safe, ecologically friendly camping.

British Columbia’s parks offer an incredible range of outdoor experiences. From frontcountry camping trips to multiday backcountry hikes. From mountain biking to boating. From skiing to school field trips. B.C.’s incredible natural spaces offer something for everyone.

Learn about which BC Parks require day-use passes, why they are needed in B.C.'s most popular parks and find out how to get a pass for your visit.

Reservations are made through BC Parks’ Camping Reservation System. Leave No Trace: Exploring the rocky beach at Porteau Cove can be an exciting and rewarding experience, but fishing, shellfish harvesting or removal of other marine life is not allowed.

The Mount Robson visitor centre is at the park’s western entrance, within easy walking distance of campgrounds, a restaurant, and a store. The visitor centre provides information on Mount Robson Park, BC Parks, and B.C. tourism. The centre also features natural history displays.

BC senior’s rate (day after Labour Day to June 14 only): $17.50 per senior party per night. Read the user fees policy for information on senior camping discounts. The closest store is the Little Acres fruit stand 500m south of the park entrance on Hwy 97.