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The best camping in Lakelse Lake Provincial Park, BC

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RV Glamping

16km from Lakelse Lake Provincial Park · 4 sites · Tents, Lodging · Terrace, BC

Stay on site in our travel trailer. A great quiet location 15 minutes west of town. (Please be aware we do have two friendly dogs that live here and this is their home. See pictures, descriptions and refer to “guest safety section”.) Guest Access: When you choose to stay in our yard you get access to the whole travel trailer and access to the side yard and garden area. Interactions with Guests: There will be a welcome note in the RV explaining most of the common questions. If you need to contact me at any time you may phone/text and I can phone/text back as quickly as possible. We live in the house and tend to the yard and are available to help you if and as needed. The welcome note will include our wifi password since cell service is patchy. Other details to note: ~OUR CAMPSITE~: When you stay in our yard we will have the power hooked up and the water tank full. Which enables you to use hot and cold water for washing and bathing. Drinking/cooking water will be provided in a separate jug. We are on well water and only recommend using it for cleaning up. The septic tanks have a capacity limit and we can pump these tanks every three days or as needed during your stay. (While at our place) Propane tanks will be full upon check in.

Little Oasis

33km from Lakelse Lake Provincial Park · 2 sites · RVs · Kitimat, BC

Our property is 2 min away from the Kitimat River which is known for its world class, fishing, salmon, steelhead, halibut, rockfish, ling cod and many other species available in both fresh and salt water. Unlimited exploration points from hiking to backcountry exploring it is all done right from our backyard. Our home is locate 10min outside of Kitimat the Subdivision is called Cablecar.

The best camping in Lakelse Lake Provincial Park, BC guide

Overview

About

Nestled in the Skeena River Watershed, Lakelse Lake Provincial Park is a haven for nature enthusiasts and campers alike. With its lush old growth forests and the shimmering waters of Lakelse Lake, the park offers a plethora of activities ranging from water sports to wildlife viewing. The Furlong Bay Campground provides ample opportunities for vehicle-accessible camping, complete with electrical hook-ups for a comfortable stay amid the wilderness.

Notable campgrounds

Furlong Bay Campground: Offers 156 vehicle-accessible sites, including 50 with electrical hook-ups, nestled among towering trees.
Lakelse Lake Groupsite: Ideal for larger gatherings, featuring eight campsites, a covered shelter, and a sandy beach.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Book early through the BC Parks reservations system to secure your preferred dates.
Keep an eye on cancellations for last-minute availability, especially during peak season.
Consider mid-week stays for better chances as weekends fill up quickly.
Explore nearby camping options if your desired dates are not available.

When to go

The prime time to visit Lakelse Lake Provincial Park is during the main operating season from May to September, when the weather is favourable and all facilities are open. Winter visits offer serene snowshoeing and ice skating experiences, though services are limited.

Know before you go

Check park advisories for updates on closures and safety information before your trip.
Accessibility information is available for areas like Furlong Bay and Gruchy's Beach.
Remember, firearms and hunting are not permitted within the park boundaries.
Drinking water taps are available, but hose hookups for campers are not provided.
The park gate is locked from 11pm to 7am, so plan your arrival and departure accordingly.

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