We encourage you to visit the specific website of your chosen campground to review their detailed and up-to-date rules and regulations. Each campground may have unique guidelines tailored to their environment and facilities, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors.

1. General Rules & Regulations

Check-In & Check-Out

  • Check-out time: 12 PM (noon)

  • Check-in time: 1 PM

  • Campers must vacate their site by noon on departure day and can only check in after 1 PM.

Gate Access & Hours

  • The main gates are open from 8 AM – 10 PM.

  • During quiet hours (10 PM – 8 AM), the gates are locked.

  • Emergency Access: Gates will only be opened for serious emergencies (ambulance, police, fire). Campers must discuss alternate access options with the camp host if needed.

Registration & Permits

  • All campers, guests, and visitors must check in with the camp host.

  • Vehicles staying overnight require a camping permit, including those parked in pull-out areas or parking lots.

  • Vehicles must be parked only within designated areas or at personal camping sites.

  • Roads must always be kept clear for emergency access.


2. Campsite Use & Behavior

Length of Stay

  • Campers can stay a maximum of 14 consecutive days.

  • After 14 days, campers must leave for at least 72 hours before returning.

Prohibited Activities & Restrictions

  • No building of long-term structures (ropes, tarps, or permanent setups must be removed).

  • No damaging trees (cutting, burning, or nailing into trees is prohibited).

  • No graffiti or markings on any wooden structures, rocks, or trees.

  • No moving site equipment (picnic tables and fire rings are positioned for safety).

Weapons & Fireworks

  • Prohibited Items: Fireworks, firearms, bows, crossbows, BB guns, airsoft guns, pellet guns, slingshots, and traps.

Alcohol, Cannabis & Smoking

  • Allowed only within individual campsites.

  • Strictly prohibited in all common areas, including roadways, trails, beaches, and outhouses.

Site Cleanliness

  • Campers must leave their site as clean as they found it.

  • Boats cannot be anchored to land—they must be at least 50 feet from shore or kept on a trailer.


3. Visitor & Age Restrictions

Unpaid Visitors

  • All unpaid visitors must leave by 9:30 PM.

Age Restrictions

  • Minors under 19 years old must be accompanied by an adult.


4. Pet Policy

Pet Behavior & Supervision

  • Pets must be quiet, well-behaved, and under control at all times.

  • Leashes Required: Pets must be on a leash at all times to prevent conflicts with wildlife, other pets, or campers.

  • No Unattended Pets: Pets cannot be left alone at a campsite or inside a camping unit.

  • Cleaning Up: Owners must clean up after their pets and dispose of waste properly.

  • No Aggressive Behavior or Excessive Barking will be tolerated.


5. Speed Limit & Bicycle Rules

  • Helmet Use: Helmets are required for bicycles and off-road vehicles.


6. Garbage & Environmental Rules

Garbage Disposal

  • Pack-in, Pack-out Policy:

    • No garbage collection on-site. Campers must take their trash with them.

    • Fire rings and campsites must be kept free of garbage and wildlife attractants.

  • Improper Disposal Prohibited:

    • No garbage in outhouses.

    • Cigarette butts must be disposed of properly. Fire rings, bushes, and roadways are not ashtrays.

    • Food waste (tea bags, fruit scraps, etc.) should not be left in bushes—it attracts wildlife.


7. Campfire & Fire Regulations

Fire Restrictions

  • Maximum fire size: 19” x 19” (50 cm x 50 cm) within designated fire rings.

  • Prohibited Materials: Do not burn painted wood, treated wood, plywood, pallets, wood with nails, plastic, or chemicals.

  • Propane Pits: Must be used only within campsites and never on beaches, trails, or common areas.

  • Fire Supervision:

    • All fires, including propane pits and candles, must be attended at all times.

    • Fires must be completely out when leaving the campsite (coals must be cool to the touch).

  • Fire Bans: Campers must follow all fire bans and wildfire regulations.

  • Violations: Campers will be fined, evicted, and permanently banned for having fires during a ban.


8. Quiet Hours & Noise Restrictions

  • Quiet Time: 10 PM – 8 AM.

  • Generators: Only allowed from 9 AM – 11 AM and 6 PM – 8 PM.

  • No excessive noise or disturbances at any time.


9. Reservations & Payment Policies

Booking Rules

  • Maximum stay: 14 days.

  • Reservations must be occupied each night.

  • Minimum Booking Requirements:

    • 2-night minimum for all reservations.

    • 3-night minimum for long weekends.

  • Online reservations must be paid in full at the time of booking (credit card only).

  • First Come-First Served (FCFS) sites are cash only.

Cancellation & Refund Policy

  • Cancellations must be made 15+ days before arrival to receive a refund (excluding the reservation fee).

  • Reservation fees are non-refundable.

  • No refunds for:

    • Weather, smoke, medical reasons, personal schedule changes, early departures, or campsite evictions.

No-Show Policy

  • If a reserved site is not occupied by 1 PM the next day, it will be forfeited and made available for FCFS campers.

  • No refunds for no-shows.

Booking Restrictions

  • One site per identity. If multiple sites are reserved under the same name, the bookings may be canceled.


10. Special Discounts

Senior & PWD (Persons With Disabilities) Discounts

  • 50% off camping fees (only for FCFS sites).

  • No discounts on reservations.

  • Eligibility Requirements:

    • Must present valid photo ID.

    • Must be designated as a PWD by the BC Ministry OR be 65+ years old.


11. Legal & Regulatory Compliance

Recreation Sites and Trails BC (RSTBC) Rules

  • The campsite is managed under Recreation Sites and Trails BC (RSTBC) regulations.

  • Campers must comply with BC’s Forest and Range Practices Act (FRPA), which governs land use, forest planning, and conservation efforts.

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Final Notes:

These rules ensure a safe, clean, and enjoyable camping experience while protecting nature and wildlife. Violations may lead to fines, eviction, or permanent bans.