The best camping in Copper Johnny Provincial Park, BC

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Martens Resort on Timothy Lake

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59km from Copper Johnny Provincial Park · 8 sites · RVs, Lodging · 108 Mile Ranch, BC
Let's be real...when booking a lakefront vacation in BC it's all about the lake and Timothy Lake will not disappoint. Timothy Lake is the perfect size, large enough to be unrestricted and offer great fishing, but small enough where you aren't always battling waves. As you venture from the shoreline you'll eventually loose site of the resort and soon find a public sandy beach, an uninhabited island, and a water channel connecting into Dempsey Lake. We've never heard that Dempsey is a great fishing lake, but it is a cool journey by paddle or small boat, and shows just how awesome the natural world is.....but watch for underwater branches throughout the channel cause a wrecked prop can make a good mad a bad mood - really quick. Located off the beaten track, Timothy Lake is seldom used by weekend warriors and is never too busy - making it great for swimming, water skiing, fishing or just floating around in one of those giant inflatable flamingo's...... if that's your thing. **There is a pet fee at $55/ per pet, you can add this to your booking at checkout.
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Deep Mountain Sea Cabin

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(18)
67km from Copper Johnny Provincial Park · 3 sites · Lodging · Lillooet, BC
Yurt is paused for rentals as we await a new roof! Only the Cabin available for now. Welcome to 28 acres of forests, mountains, creeks, a river and all that comes with it! We live in a little off-grid cabin deep in the Yalakom Valley in a small community of rustic-living and friendly folks. Please note that this property is located 40 km outside of Lillooet. Part of the road is a dirt road and a bit bumpy, best for cars that don't mind roughing it a little bit. You also lose service 5 minutes outside of Lillooet. The property is surrounded by private lots. You can explore ours down to the river or you can drive to other locations like the Horsehoe (a great swim spot), Carpenter Lake (great for swimming, too), Lac La Mere (good for fishing), Carol Lake, and much more. This is a somewhat rustic and rugged spot- if you are looking for fancy glamping this is not the space for you! Vancouverites, you've been warned!
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The best camping in Copper Johnny Provincial Park, BC guide

Overview

About

Embark on an adventure at Copper Johnny Provincial Park, where the wild Canadian landscape beckons. Traverse through lush forests, gaze upon serene lakes, and witness wildlife in their natural habitat. Whether you're an avid hiker, a bird-watching enthusiast, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, this park offers a myriad of activities to immerse yourself in the great outdoors. The park's well-maintained trails invite you to explore, while the tranquil setting provides a perfect backdrop for a day of exploration or relaxation.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Copper Johnny Provincial Park is during the summer months, from June to August, when the weather is warm and the park is in full bloom. Autumn also offers a spectacular display of fall foliage, making September to October a picturesque time for a visit. Winter can be harsh, with heavy snowfall limiting access to certain areas, so it's best to plan your trip accordingly.

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 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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