MAY 2020 BC PARKS RE-OPENING PLAN

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We were excited to hear about the BC re-opening plan, especially for BC Parks, but NOT ALL BC Parks are opening up on May 14th and there will still be a $115 fine for being in a closed park.  Families are urged to stay close to home and explore their own neighbourhood while maintaining physical distancing measures.

SUMMER 2020 CAMPING RESERVATION INFO

Parks that attract very large crowds are remaining closed including:


đŸŒČ Cypress Provincial Park
đŸŒČIndian Arm Park / Say Nuth Khaw Yum Provincial Park
đŸŒČMount Seymour
đŸŒČPorteau Cove
đŸŒČMurrin Lake
đŸŒČCallahan Lake 
đŸŒČShannon Falls
đŸŒČJoffre Lake
đŸŒČNairn Falls
đŸŒČChilliwack Lake
đŸŒČBirkenhead Lake

UPDATE:

Parks originally on the "stay closed list"  but will now be open for day use on May 14th are:

đŸŒČBrandywine Falls (8 am - 7 pm)
đŸŒČGolden Ears Park
đŸŒČStawamus Chief  Park (NOT the main Chief hiking trail!)

Most camping & back-country camping will re-open June 1st


CLICK HERE TO SEE THE FULL LIST OF BC PARKS RE-OPENING

TIP: sort the BC parks list by region and scroll down to south cost to see local parks.

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