Parks with the least developed campgrounds have the lowest fees, those with showers and flush toilets have the highest. The maximum length of stay in any provincial park is 14 days per park, per calendar year. Some parks may limit maximum length of stay to seven days. Limits will be posted in the park. No personal cheques, bank debit or credit cards are accepted.
Canadian currency is preferred.
Due to wear and tear, maintenance and conservation factors within our parks, limits must be placed on the party size, i.e., the number of people and vehicles each campsite can accommodate. One to four persons 16 years of age or older. For additional information on the party size definition, here are some questions and answers . If you reside in British Columbia and have been issued a BC Parks Disabled Access Pass , you and your party may camp for free in a frontcountry campsite or group camping area. Fee collectors will ask to see your BC Parks Disabled Access Pass card and a second piece of identification.