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Blacksmith Landing Eco Camp

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65km from Elk Lakes Provincial Park · 31 sites · Tents, RVs · Canal Flats, BC
Hosted by Berny and Stuart Moore, Blacksmith Landing Eco Camp is nestled in the majestic Rocky Mountain Trench in Southeastern BC, just a short drive from Lussier natural hot springs, hiking, boating, canoeing, golfing, breathtaking WhiteSwan Lake, Premier Lake, Findlay Falls and the Kootenay and Columbia rivers Questions . Many people ask… 1) .”How far are we from Banff… 2 hours of a beautiful drive that includes kootenay national park. 2)..Important ❗️❗️Please do not bring firewood from other areas to our camp as our property is heavily treed forest and we do not want any transfer of raw wood bugs. We offer $10 generous bundles of wood. 3) When you book, One tent or RV and one vehicle per site. If you are looking to book for a group of friends/family area, we can help with that.. prior to booking. Also, we reserve the right to put you in the best possible spot to fit in a proper site for what you are camping in and what your needs are. Often people book a site that’s completely wrong for them… but that’s ok… we will fix it. 😊 4) Smoking only on sand at sites and nowhere else on our property Please use a container to hold your butts. 5) Noise restrictions after 9pm…no music or loud behaviour after that. Strictly enforced. We value respect in the camp for all campers. 6) Once you book, we will reply back with important information on the phone number you booked with. Please check for our messages to you for a smooth booking and arrival. Campers… please do Not put any garbage, of any kind, and especially diapers in our pit toilets. . thank you Blacksmith Landing is a safe, spacious and peaceful camp where minimal environmental impact is encouraged. We are faithful stewards and respect our beautiful forested lands and animals Our expectation is that campers will also share this respect for our Eco systems in an environmentally friendly way. As we take this Hipcamp journey together, we are finding little things we can do to make your stay better…Like offering a complimentary table at your site should you require one…. or adjusting the site you booked to one that would perhaps fit your needs much better as we know it’s difficult to choose a perfect site on line. If you forgot something, we probably have one…. Feel free to ask.
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The best camping in Elk Lakes Provincial Park, BC guide

Overview

About

Elk Lakes Provincial Park beckons adventurers with its pristine alpine scenery and a plethora of outdoor activities. Here, you can traverse rugged trails, paddle in serene lakes, and witness wildlife in its natural habitat. Whether you're seeking a tranquil retreat or an exhilarating hike, this park offers a perfect backdrop for your next wilderness escape. Embrace the wild as you explore the untouched beauty of Elk Lakes Provincial Park.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Elk Lakes Provincial Park is during the summer months, from June to September, when the trails are clear and the lakes are thawed. Winter presents a challenging yet magical landscape for experienced backcountry enthusiasts. Avoid spring when trails are often muddy and impassable.

Know before you go

  • Check weather conditions and park advisories before your trip to ensure trails and facilities are open.
  • Wildlife is abundant; carry bear spray and know how to store food safely.
  • Wear appropriate footwear for hiking, as terrain can be uneven and rocky.
  • Cell service may be limited; plan accordingly with maps and emergency gear.
  • Respect park regulations to preserve its natural beauty for future visitors.
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