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Jordan
2 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Strongwater Camping and Cabins
Gorgeous property, thoughtfully designed spaces, and a very warm, welcoming, and accommodating host. The description of the cabin we stayed in captured its essence so well and we had a beautiful stay here. Thank you Cheyenne for having us!
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Mario
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Strongwater Camping and Cabins
Very serene! Perfect for a quiet weekend. Will return!
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October 2025
With pets
We had the best experience at strongwater cabins. The cabins are cozy and picturesque, with all the essentials. An electric kettle and mini fridge made our experience so much better, since we were able to store our food and enjoy hot drinks on the chilly autumn nights. The cabin comes with an electric fireplace that kept us perfectly toasty as well. Hot showers and clean bathrooms and area to wash our dishes was so convenient! Cheyenne has put her heart into the property and it shows. The hosts are super accommodating! We even got to use their canoe and paddle out on Waugh Lake, and check out their infrared sauna. The cherry on top is the delightful animals that live on the property. Geese, chickens, mini ponies, guinea fowl, and more. We explored the Skookumchuck trail and checked out the amazing whirlpools. Every inch of this forest is beautiful, made better by our time at the cabin. We will absolutely return! A 10/10 experience.
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Katie
September 2025
2 nights at Strongwater Camping and Cabins
We LOVED staying at Cheyenne's Treehouse Cabin. We stayed in cabin 2 for 2 nights and it was pure perfection. It truly felt like you were in a treehouse among the trees. The whole property was gorgeous and miraculously upkept. The heater kept the cabin warm at night, towels and loonies for showers were provided. Close to Skookumchuk Narrows and Skookumchuk Bakery and Cafe (the cinnamon buns are a MUST). Would absolutely recommend for a friend.
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Peta
September 2025
1 night at Strongwater Camping and Cabins
This was our second time staying at Strongwater, we just love it so much. The treehouse vibe is so cozy and relaxing. Cheyenne is great to communicate with and is always so accommodating. We will be back again for sure.
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Linda and Kerry
September 2025
24 ft campervan
We were travelling through Pemberton on our way to Whistler on a busy weekend and all the area campgrounds were full. We looked on Hipcamp and found Gabe’s place was 5 minutes away. Gabe was quick to reply to our message and the directions to get there were easy to follow. We spent a quiet peaceful night. Unfortunately the wild fire smoke in the area blocked the beautiful views we saw in the pictures. We were thankful to have the spot.
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nathalie
September 2025
22 ft Class B
Very quiet and spacious. Open field with great view
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aria
September 2025
2 nights at Strongwater Camping and Cabins
Great place. beautiful cabins and great hosts. Will come back again.
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Toni
September 2025
19 ft Class A
Lovely little lot just a couple of minutes from Pemberton (Backcountry Pizza has delicious pizza) with a breathtaking view in the evening. No service but as a quick stop before/after Whistler it's perfect. Thanks, Gabe, for being responsive and all friendly before and during our visit!
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Sally
August 2025
19 ft campervan
This was such a beautiful spot to stay for the night in our campervan. The views were amazing and even with two other campers on the land for the night, it was quiet and we used our van to create more privacy. Pemberton and area are gorgeous, it's well worth the trip!
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David
August 2025
20 ft campervan
Gabe's property is gorgeous. The mountains, the meadow and the stars we saw were stunning. Gabe was very thoughtful to warn us of an accident that was going to block the road from Whistler for several hours. The road noise is noticeable, but eventually died down and we had a great stay.
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Sarah
August 2025
With pets
Our trip was amazing. The space was gorgeous, quiet, and welcoming - as advertised. Dave and Eli were helpful and went above and beyond with anything we needed, especially when our arrival time was in high tide! Use of the kayaks and paddle boards were a real plus and kept us entertained. We will definitely stay again, and we highly recommend this place if you are looking for the peace and beauty of camping, but in pure luxury!
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Andre
August 2025
1 night at Strongwater Camping and Cabins
I loved being up in the forest, waking up surrounded by trees. The double doors that open up to the front deck make the whole room feel a part of the outside world which was amazing! Sitting on the deck reading and enjoying a glass of wine was spectacular! Friendly hosts who run a great pizza truck and serve ice cream! Short walk to the harbor and trail to Skookumchuck Narrows. A truly beautiful piece of this magical part of the Sunshine Coast!
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jackie
August 2025
22 ft Class A
Fantastic communication, very near town ( driving) beautiful location to wake up!
We heard the wolves at dusk.
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Jennie
August 2025
26 ft Class C
With kids
We loved the camping at Ipsoot Acres. Easy to find, very peaceful, stunning scenery.
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Malte
August 2025
24 ft Class C
Very nice site and very friendly people. Awesome views. Uncomplicated to find. It comes at a cost and could be less in my taste for unserviced, but still highly recommended. The area is beautiful and the view is worth it.
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Sylvia
August 2025
Tent
The tent platform on Dave’s land was magical! Taking a boat to an island, leaving your car behind was very special.
You need to be reasonably fit to do it, though!
Swimming off the dock was fun. Dave let us use his kayak and paddle board.
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Eleanor
August 2025
Weekend Trip to Wild Farm with Mountain Views
The views were amazing and the lake is so close, it was perfect! Really nice yurt and good utilities. The place was well sign posted and I found everything I needed
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Mark
August 2025
Weekend Trip to Strongwater Camping and Cabins
Very nice and clean facility. We enjoyed the cabin and the animals
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Kelly
August 2025
Group trip
This was our third time at Nile Point, and once again it was absolutely perfect. Eli and Dave are wonderful hosts—always welcoming and willing to help with anything you need. This was our first time staying in the safari tent, and it was such an incredible experience. The tent itself is huge with plenty of space, and the balcony overlooking the water made for the perfect evening—BBQing, relaxing, and cozying up by the fire. Nile Point truly is one of my favourite spots, and I can’t wait to come back again. Thank you, Eli and Dave!
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The best camping in Clendinning Provincial Park, BC guide
Overview
About
Embark on an adventure through Clendinning Provincial Park, a hidden gem where the call of the wild beckons the intrepid. Traverse its expansive landscapes, from towering peaks to serene lakes, each step a promise of discovery. While the park's untouched nature means camping facilities are scarce, the opportunities for backcountry exploration are boundless. Paddle across crystal-clear waters, hike amidst ancient forests, and witness wildlife in its purest form.
When to go
The prime time to visit Clendinning Provincial Park is during the summer months, from June to September, when the weather is most favourable for outdoor activities. Winter can be harsh, with heavy snowfall limiting access and making it a challenge for those not prepared for extreme conditions.
Know before you go
- Prepare for remote wilderness; emergency services may be hours away.
- Check park alerts for closures or restrictions before your trip.
- Wildlife encounters are common; know how to safely coexist.
- Bring all necessary supplies; facilities are minimal in this untouched landscape.
- Respect the natural habitat by practicing Leave No Trace principles.
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