The kettle lakes in the area do not support sport fish. Anyone fishing or angling in British Columbia must have an appropriate license . The terrain is suited to exploration by mountain bike, but you must stay on existing roads and trails. Do not be tempted to venture over grassland areas, as you can cause long-term damage to the lichen crust. Moreover, your tires can develop leaks from the spines of the tiny prickly pear cactus plants.
Bicycle helmets are mandatory in British Columbia.
Horseback riding is very popular at Churn Creek. Groups of 12 or more horses must stay on trails and roads, and must register with BC Parks Cariboo District . The calving barn area, with corrals and ample parking, is suggested as a staging area for horses. Please use only weed-free pelleted feed for horses, since import of weeds is a major concern in the Protected Area. If you must bring your dog to Churn Creek it must be under control at all times.