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The best camping in Big Creek Provincial Park, BC
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The best camping in Big Creek Provincial Park, BC
Log Cabins / Camping in Gold Bridge
1. Log Cabins / Camping in Gold Bridge
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60km from Big Creek Provincial Park · 38 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
We are a diverse 4-season guest ranch that focuses on providing a wilderness adventure. Enjoy the break from cell phone service and television as you explore the area. Hiking, biking and horse-riding trails start right from the property so you are always close to a new wilderness experience. Or get involved with our ranch-based activities such as horseback riding, riding lessons for kids, archery and hiking to make the most of your time at the ranch. Visiting our animals or watching the local wildlife roam in our horse pasture is a great way to get back to basics and enjoy ranch life. In the winter you can ice-fish or explore the area on snowshoes or cross-country skiing.
Trails in and out of South Chilcotin Mountain Park lead right to our ranch, making it an ideal spot to begin your adventure or rest before heading home. You’re welcome to leave your car here during your backcountry stay.
Contact us for more information on Work Crew Stays.
Staying with us you accept the following:
Our ranch is on Gun Lake Road, close to Tyax Lake, 30 minutes from Gold Bridge and Bralorne. It is about 2 hours west of Lillooet or north of Pemberton (6 hours from Vancouver) on a remote road with paved and gravel sections and no cell service.
There is no cell service or TV at our location. Wi‑Fi is usually available but cannot be guaranteed due to weather and other natural factors outside our control. We have access to a landline if urgent calls need to be made.
You are responsible for leaving the cabin/your room and the area around it clean and free of food and garbage. Each guest is responsible for cleaning the cabins when they leave, such as doing the laundry, washing all dishes. At the end of your stay, please bring all garbage to the main house so we do not attract critters and bears.
We live in a true wilderness environment. The cabin water system uses filtered creek water and, though not common, there is always the possibility for water pressure to fluctuate.
Weather and other variables can change quickly in the mountains. We expect guests to approach challenges with a positive, solution‑oriented mindset and to be respectful of nature, other guests and our team. We are experienced in dealing with nature’s challenges and will find a solution together.
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Electrical hookup
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M
Mark
June 2025
29 ft Class B
Group trip
The land was beautiful, right out there in the backcountry. Nice hikes and a lot of activities are offered. We did a hike up the mountain, 21,5 km and 1.146m ascend. Magnificent view from the mountain ridge. Lots of bear tracks and poo as well, bring spray. We’ve had 2 black bear sightings in 2 days. That’s how close to nature you are there. The Chilcotin family was very nice and helpful. Giving a lot of tips and suggestions. Kevin seems to have a good understanding of the wilderness and surroundings. We were there for 2 days with my parents but had it been longer then I’d definitely tried the guided wilderness course. All in all a great experience in natural surroundings. Best regards, Mark and Lieke
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Overview
About
Embark on an adventure at Big Creek Provincial Park, where the untamed wilderness beckons the spirited explorer. Traverse through verdant forests, gaze upon serene lakes, and witness wildlife in their natural habitat. Whether you're hiking the extensive trails, paddling in the gentle waters, or simply soaking in the scenic vistas, Big Creek Provincial Park offers an array of activities to satisfy your wanderlust.
When to go
The prime time to visit Big Creek 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 to certain areas 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.
- Wildlife is abundant; maintain a safe distance and store food securely.
- Accessibility may vary across different areas of the park; inquire ahead if you have specific needs.
- While exploring, respect the natural environment and adhere to Leave No Trace principles.
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