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Kodama Institute and hobby farm
2 sites · RVs, Tents27 acres · Williams Lake, BC
This Fraser River waterfront is 27.5 acres that is layed out in three shelves the lower shelf next to the water that walks along river is crown land about 4-6 hours and only seeing wildlife on this level is 5 camp sites. The next level is the hobby farm hay field and pasture up to the house also chickens house. The farm is close to the 97 Cariboo hwy turn on to Macalister at Soda Creek Road third driveway in on 6831 Soda Creek Macalister Road
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Muskrat Flat
10 sites · RVs11 acres · Williams Lake, BC
11 flat acres adjacent to hwy 97. Convenience store/gas bar/laundromat/showers a five minute walk. Abundant wildlife including bears so responsible behavior is necessary. Numerous lakes and Fraser river nearby. Large pond (3+ acres depending on water table) with noisy water fowl. Cell service available and dogs on leash are welcome. Campfires will be subject to conditions.
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Peavine Ridge Farms
3 sites · RVs, Tents160 acres · Cariboo F, BC
Depending on the season and what’s happening on the farm, you can camp with a view of the mountains, by a small waterfall, or near the lake.It’s a working farm so it comes with a unique experience.Bring your own tents and camper vans. We can accommodate vehicles up to 45ft in length and the site requires levelling. Enjoy beautiful sunsets in the evening, and star gazing once the sun goes down.Campfires are permitted as long as there is no fire ban. Pets are welcome! Cedar Point Provincial Park is about 1 hour away. Cedar Point Park is situated on Quesnel Lake, 6km from the town of Likely. Old-growth cedars are located throughout the park including the campground area.Please feel free to message us if you have any questions. We look forward to hosting you!Learn more about this land:Depending on the season and what’s happening on the farm, you can camp with a view of the mountains, by a small waterfall, or near the lake.It’s a working farm so it comes with a unique experience.Bring your own tents and camper vans. We can accommodate vehicles up to 45ft in length and the site requires levelling. Enjoy beautiful sunsets in the evening, and star gazing once the sun goes down.Campfires are permitted as long as there is no fire ban. Pets are welcome! Cedar Point Provincial Park is about 1 hour away. Cedar Point Park is situated on Quesnel Lake, 6km from the town of Likely. Old-growth cedars are located throughout the park including the campground area.Please feel free to message us if you have any questions. We look forward to hosting you!
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Spokin Lake
8 sites · RVs, Tents47 acres · Williams Lake, BC
Property is 47 acres
Logged in 2019
10 percent trees left along perimeter.
Lots of wildlife, wildlife tracks. Have seen cougar tracks, moose, deer, coyotes and foxes.
Lake across street. There is a private access to lake 50meters down road on right. Private land but owner allows access to lake.
Camp anywhere on the property
There are some rolling hills and low points.
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CaloWarren Crossing Farm
1 site · RV, Tent13 acres · Quesnel, BC
CaloWarren Crossing Farm is nestled in a forested 13-acre slice of paradise. Owners Ted and Robyn Fisher diligently cultivate a welcoming environment for those seeking to reconnect with the agricultural basics. Amidst the lush greenery, you'll discover an annual vegetable garden interwoven with a variety of perennial food-bearing plants. The farm boasts numerous landscaped gardens and ongoing projects, offering just a glimpse of its vibrant activity.
For animal enthusiasts, CWX is home to a charming array of creatures, including sheep, Nigerian Dwarf goats, rabbits, Indian runner ducks, American Mini pigs, various chicken breeds, and a handful of friendly dogs.
While the farm is ideally suited for tents, it can also accommodate truck campers and small RVs, with access to water, power, and sewer facilities.
On weekends, CWX opens its gates to the public, inviting families to enjoy close encounters with the animals. The on-site farm store offers a tempting array of delights, from farm-fresh eggs to French-pressed organic, locally roasted coffee, and 8 flavors of Foothills ice cream served in homemade waffle cones. Additionally, guests can indulge in a selection of homemade treats.
During the growing season, visitors can also partake in the experience of picking and purchasing fresh produce straight from the farm.
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Cameron Ridge Bungalows
4 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Quesnel, BC
Experience soul-rejuvenation at Cameron Ridge Bungalows. Hike the picturesque Cameron Ridge Trail, then unwind in the wood-burning hot tub with breathtaking views of the magnificent Cariboo Mountains. Treat yourself to culinary delights at the Chocolate Moose Cafe, offering homemade ice cream, chocolate mousse, and chocoholic cheesecake, among other delectable treats.
Venture out for a day trip to fish or canoe at Ghost Lake, where you can also explore two sets of falls. For a taste of history, Barkerville, the Gold Rush Town, is just an hour and a half drive away.
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The best camping near Beaver Valley Provincial Park guide
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Embark on an adventure through the lush landscapes of Beaver Valley Provincial Park. Traverse its scenic trails, where the whispers of wildlife beckon you to explore further. Whether you're a hiker seeking serenity or a birdwatcher eager to spot the park's feathered residents, this natural haven offers a plethora of activities to immerse yourself in the great outdoors. With every step, the park reveals its wonders, inviting you to become one with nature.
When to go
The ideal time to visit Beaver Valley Provincial Park is during the summer months, from June to August, when the weather is warm and the park is in full bloom. Conversely, the off-peak season, particularly from November to March, can present challenges with colder temperatures and limited access due to snow.
Know before you go
- Ensure you're prepared for varying weather conditions; pack layers and waterproof gear.
- Check the park's official website for any trail closures or advisories before your visit.
- Accessibility may vary across different areas of the park; plan accordingly if you have mobility concerns.
- Take advantage of the available facilities, including picnic areas and washrooms, for a comfortable visit.
- Respect the local wildlife and maintain a safe distance at all times.
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