Those who prefer wilderness camping will enjoy rustic experiences at parks such as Davis Lake or Nahatlatch. Boating enthusiasts can discover the pleasures of British Columbia's lakes and waterways by accessing Indian Arm Marine Park or the District's nine boat launches. If fishing is your pleasure, Rolley Lake and the three pocket lakes at Sasquatch Park are stocked with Brook Char and Rainbow and Cutthroat Trout. Avid winter recreationists can enjoy skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and winter hiking at Seymour and Cypress Parks. These parks also have areas for snowplay and tobogganing.
Many parks also have historic and heritage features that are regionally significant.
Kilby Park has a General Store Museum that allows visitors to view and experience early twentieth century rural traditions and lifestyle common to British Columbia. Alexandra Bridge Park is centered on the site of the first bridge constructed over the Fraser River. The park also contains some of the best preserved sections of the original Cariboo Wagon Road. The Lower Mainland District of BC Parks provides a wonderful setting for a variety of recreational opportunities and for nature and cultural interpretation. Let your outdoor adventures begin .