Anyone looking to book a provincial campsite in British Columbia next year should mark Jan. 3 on their calendars.
Anyone looking to book a provincial campsite in British Columbia next year should mark Jan. 3, 2023, on their calendars.
The reservations are scheduled to open at 7 a.m. and will allow campers to book a site four months ahead of their planned arrival date.The province is also adding new campgrounds to its reservation system, including Gwillim Lake Provincial Park near Chetwynd, Allison Lake Provincial Park near Princeton, and Yahk Provincial Park near Creston.The four-month advance booking system is an extension of the two-month window of years past.
The Environment Ministry says most of the 23-kilometre Berg Lake Trail in Mount Robson Provincial Park will remain closed for the 2023 season, except for 14 sites at the Kinney Lake campground.
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