If two camping parties occupy a single campsite. BC Parks' policy requires payment of two fees. A camping party is allowed one tent or trailer. Based on the size of each campground, an interested party should contact the appropriate BC Parks District office or nearest Visitor Info Centre to verify if the specific campsite they are visiting can accommodate their large motorhomes or trailers. A vehicle or trailer must fit comfortably on the campsite without damaging the site or inconveniencing other campers.
Parking is permitted only in designated areas and on the gravel portion of campsites.
Parking is not permitted on roadsides. Dogs and other domestic animals are not permitted in Bowron Lake, Garibaldi and Cathedral Provincial Parks. Other backcountry areas allow pets, but this may not be advisable due to wildlife issues and the potential for problems with bears. You are responsible for their behaviour and must dispose of their excrement in the prescribed manner. No person shall possess or discharge a firearm, bows or crossbows in a park or recreation area except during an open season as specified under the Wildlife Act, or as authorized by a park officer.