BC's Forest Service is responsible for maintaining more than 1300 recreational sites, thousands of kilometres of trails and some 50 interpretative forest sites. This maintenance helps give the public a varied choice of recreational activities. Including boating , fishing , swimming, skiing , snowmobiling, hunting, hiking , back country exploring and nature study. Many of these sites are listed in our lake information pages found within our Explore BC section. The recreational camp sites are rustic and provide only the basics amenities such as sanitary facilities, fire rings, picnic tables and boat launch ramps in some places.
Sites are small and usually near a lake or river.
The recreational trails are designed and maintained for all types of usage from hiking and horseback riding to skiing and snowmobiling. To help the layperson understand about the forests and the environment the BC Forest Service manages interpretative forest sites. These sites are for everybody to use, so please leave it clean. They do not provide firewood. Bring your own or gather it.