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1. Provincial Parks are protected areas under government legislation. 2. Pets must be on a leash at all times & are not permitted in day-use areas or on the beach. 3. Campfires are permitted only within the provided campfire rings & must never be left unattended. NOTE: Vegetation in the park, whether dead or alive is an important part of the ecosystem and should never be collected and burned for firewood. Dry quality firewood is available for 4. Noise from stereos and voices etc. travels very easily across the campground. Remember your neighbours and keep noise to a minimum. Quiet time is from 10:00pm to 7:00am. This means no generators, music, or loud talking.
6. Littering is an offence!! Help keep the park clean by disposing of all garbage, including bottle caps, twist ties, all wrappers, etc. in the provided garbage containers. If you smoke, please dispose of cigarette butts in your campfire pit and not on the ground! 7. If you are planning to fish, it is required that you have your BC angling license. 8. Removing, picking or damaging flowers, trees, shrubs and even rocks from a park is illegal. Please do not use small trees or shrubs for wienie sticks or supporting clotheslines. Please no axes in trees either! These are your shade trees for the future.
10. Guests are more than welcome to visit while you are staying at the park. Please remember most park gates close at 11:00 pm and unregistered guests must be out of the park. 11. Liquor may be consumed only within your campsite. Everywhere else within the park is considered a public place! Thank you for your assistance in helping to ensure everyone’s stay is enjoyable! |
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5. Bears may possibly be seen within the park and could be attracted to your campsite if food or garbage is left out. Please keep a clean camp and don’t leave food or garbage lying about or in your tent. Keep food, including coolers, in your RV or vehicle & dispose of all garbage in the provided garbage receptacles.
9. Vehicles, camping gear, boats & trailers, and tents must all be kept on the gravel or paved part of your campsite & off the roadsides. This is to protect sensitive vegetation surrounding your camping area & roadsides. It helps to keep the campground looking natural! Some parks also have underground irrigation and you wouldn’t want to get wet by having your tent on the grass!
