Jarvis Creek connects five lakes within the park. For water enthusiasts there is fishing, canoeing and water skiing. There are challenging trails for hikers and mountain bikers. Campgrounds offer a range of sites, from secluded and more rustic sites along Jarvis Creek to more modern sites at Gregg Lake. Visit the park office and borrow one of the family adventures packs, with five different packs of fun activities to enable you and your family to discover and explore the park's natural features.
Snowshoes are available in the winter.
Bisecting the park is the Yellowhead Trans-Canada Highway 16 and the Fraser River. In 1990, Mt. Robson Park was designated part of the Canadian Rocky Mountain World Heritage Site. Wildlife viewing is excellent, with moose, deer, bear and elk seen most often. Rugged peaks, pristine glacial lakes and rivers, and steep forested valleys make an excellent destination for hikers, campers and outdoor enthusiasts. There are choices of campgrounds from rustic to modern.