July/August 2025 #CampInBC

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Nisg̱a’a Lands Auto Tour: A Journey through Nature and Culture

In British Columbia, the Nisg̱a’a Lands Auto Tour is an 18-stop self-guided drive through the Nisg̱a’a Lands, also known as the Nass Valley, and Anhluut’ukwsim Laxmihl Angwinga’asanskwhl Nisg̱a’a (Nisg̱a’a Memorial Lava Bed Park). Blending spectacular natural wonders like hot springs and lava beds with cultural teachings from master carvers and storytellers, this 340-km (211-mile) out-and-back route allows you to learn about the lands and First Nations culture through the experiences of a welcoming, self-governed people.

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SMONEĆTEN : Your Camping Hub to Explore the Saanich Peninsula and Gulf Islands

SMONEĆTEN Campground in Gulf Islands National Park Reserve is the perfect hub to explore the Salish Sea area. Find privacy amongst the Douglas-firs, especially on weekdays! Camping is 25% off this year, from June 20 – Sept. 2! Sites for tenting, bike-packing and RVs. Reserve now https://parks.canada.ca/pn-np/bc/gulf/activ/camping


Check out all Free 2025 admission and discounted overnight stays at Parks Canada

Plan Your Getaway to the Kootenay Rockies

Along your journey, you will tour through mountainous vistas and meet warm friendly people. Email to receive a FREE Kootenay Rockies Road Trips Map and you’ll be ready to hit the road for a wonderful trip. From packing your clothes to packing up the entire vehicle, we have some great options for sleeping under the stars after you’ve shared your favourite stories around a campfire! KootenayRockies.com/camping-and-glamping

Learn to Fish this Summer

The Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC offers introductory fishing programs for kids and their families throughout BC. The free two-hour sessions are held in regional and provincial parks every summer. Fishing rods and tackle are provided or bring your own! Visit gofishbc.com to learn more and find a program near you.

Plan Ahead This Summer!

Plan ahead for a great camping season! Parks Canada campgrounds fill up quickly. Make a reservation or look for first-come-first-served options. Check trail conditions—there is a big difference between the coast and the interior, and even between the Columbia and Rocky mountain ranges. Help keep wildlife wild and practice safe and responsible camping.

Take the 2025 BC Farmers’ Market Summer Challenge on Your Camping or RV Adventure

Summer in BC is a time for hitting the road, discovering new landscapes, and making memories at campgrounds, lakes, and mountain trails. If you’re one of the many who spend the sunny season RVing or camping across the province, there’s a new way to make your summer travels even more rewarding—by joining the 2025 BC Farmers’ Market Summer Challenge.

Starry Skies, Close to Home: Safe Camping with Campertunity  

Campertunity connects you to unique campsites within 2 hours of major cities; perfect for quick getaways without forest fire worries. Stay safe, skip the long drives, and still sleep under the stars. Whether you’re in a tent, RV or are looking for the comforts of glamping, we make it easy to escape the city and experience nature, close to home. Check out www.campertunity.com

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Thank You for Supporting the 2025 Auction Benefiting Care Camps Foundation Canada

We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the supporters and bidders who contributed to the success of the 2025 Auction in support of Care Camps Foundation Canada.

 

Thanks to the generous donations, we are proud to announce that we have successfully reached our 2025 fundraising goal. Your support gives joy, hope, and the healing power of the outdoors to children with cancer and their families at medically supervised pediatric oncology camps. Thank you for standing with us in this important cause.

The Camper's Code: Respecting Staff and Signs While Camping This Summer

By showing respect to campground staff and signs, you contribute to a positive camping experience for you and that of others. The benefits are a simple yet powerful way to enhance your camping experience; by following all guidelines and showing appreciation for the hard work of campground staff, you contribute to a safe, enjoyable, and sustainable environment. So, next time you head out into the great outdoors, remember that respect is the key to a great adventure.


Happy camping and practice all elements of the Camper’s Code.

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