Best State Park in British Columbia reviews - page 4

Pretty good spot. Clean, nice hiking trails behind. Conveniently close to Radium one bathroom has electrical outlets.

Wonderful facilities and fishing.

UPDATE: Park Operators, Barry and Paul, are excellent for the 2023 season. I have never seen the park look so well kept, have been attending Roche Provincial for 15+ years.

It was very cool to see the Hoodoos but the signage is not very good. Parks Should do a better job. When you walk along the main trail you will come to a billboard sign put up by the Parks. Turn left there and walk towards the chain-link fence then...

Great place to watch ships roll past and see sealife, occasionally whales

Beautiful wilderness. I was there in late-May and it was an absolute delight. That whole belt is Grizzly territory and I witnessed them on multiple occasions during my stay in that area. Please be respectful of the wildlife, for their safety and your...

Went in June. Sooo beautiful. Lagoon side wasn't busy. Great if you paddle board or kayak. Beginner area or great for kids swimming. The other side is the ocean view. A wharf and picnic tables around to have lunch.

This is a cozy campground near Lund.
My wife and I stayed 4 nights in the off-season. Locals are friendly,! And the scenery is amazing

We hiked East Beach trail If you like long, looooong walks on beach.this is for you. The views and surroundings get better day after day as the cliffs shrink in size and rolling dunes take their place. Cape Fife is amazing. Plan with a quality GPS...

Sunset on the beach on Cortes Island. Great location. There is camp ground here.

Great park, wish they had bins though so people would pick up after themselves more.

Paarens is a great beach just outside of Fort St James. The beach stretches for ~1 km and is ~30 meters wide. Stuart Lake is beautiful and larger than Okanagan Lake, but with less boats. The combination of these two lends to a great place to suntan...

This BC Provincal park is peaceful and magical in every footstep you take. A feeling of spirituality and calmness as you admire the old growth Blue spruce trees and the moss that hangs from them, Hope to get back soon for this park to take my breath away...

After years of hesitation, I finally rode the 26km from Sturdies Bay to Dionisio. If you bike, go along Vineyard then Bodega Beach. Mostly bikes there and a few people walked the 3 km from the gate. Being a rule follower, I did a lot of research but...

Good place to camp if arriving late, or early for the shelter bay ferry.
Its small but tidy. Clean pit toilets.

Sites were clean, beach was clean, water was clear and cold just like it should be. Water levels were very low. Outdoor pit toilets could use a little elbow grease as people being people can't hit a giant hole in the ground.

Beautiful spot to anchor, mostly stern ties. Exposed to NW winds. Nice paths around the cove for a stroll, with good views on both sides of the island.

Beautiful camping area. Right next to a river and the walking area. There's a clean area for the dishes. Clean restrooms.

We stayed here for the night just to check it out and what a hidden gem it turned out to be. Beautiful park for the kids. Perfect lake to swim in and the campgrounds are nicely done.

For a provincial park that doesn't allow dogs, there are always people bringing their dogs there and allowing them to be off leash around children. There should be somebody patrolling the area and asking people with dogs to leave. Does a child...

This view was from the Alcan POV in early July. A spur-of-the-moment trip turned into an almost month-long pilgrimage living out of my car. It also became the year in which I was born. If you don't love life already, then find a way. There is always...