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LINKS TO LARGE
DIRECTORIES
- links last
checked 2009 November by
James G of 1st Brookswood
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G.V.R.D.
Regional Parks & Group Camps
Includes: Aldergrove
Lake, Campbell Valley, Deas Island, Derby Reach, Kanaka Creek,
Tynehead...... |
B.C.
Forestry Sites & Trails 604-660-2421
Includes: Centennial Trail, Chehalis Lake & River,
Devil's Lake Trail, Eaton Creek, Foley Lake,
Francis Lake, Grace Lake, Hoover Lake Trail, Rainbow Falls, Sumas
Mountain Trail, Sunrise Lake,
Weaver Lake, Wolf Lake, Wood Lake...... |
B.C.
Provincial Parks 604-924-2200
Includes: Chilliwack Lake, Golden Ears, Mount Seymour,
Rolley Lake, Silver Lake, Skagit Valley...... |
| B.C.
Provincial Park listing (another one) |
| B.C.
Campgrounds |
| B.C.
Adventure Network (fishbc.com)
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| Scout
Camps Directory |
| Scouts
Canada - National Campsite Listing |
| Scouts
Canada - Fraser Valley Council Campsite Directory |
| Camp
Source - a directory of Campsites in Canada |
Parks
Canada 604-666-1280
Includes: Glacier,
Gwaii Haanas, Kootenay, Mount Revelstoke, Yoho, Pacific Rim (and
the West
Coast Trail)...... |
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INDIVIDUAL SITES
- links last checked as individually marked
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Black Mountain and
Fire Mountain
Location: Washington State. Black Mountain is north of
Maple Falls, just east of Silver Lake.
Fire Mountain is near Mt. Vernon, in Snohomish County.
Facilities / Uses: Lakes, lodges, cabins, many hundreds
of acres.
Contact: Mt. Baker Council - Boy Scouts of America.
Everett Service Center 425-338-0380 Bellingham Service
Center 360-734-3940.
Web
Link Fire Mountain
last updated: 2009 by James G of 1st Brookswood
Web
Link Black Mountain
last updated: 2009 by James G of 1st Brookswood |
Buntzen Lake Reservoir Recreation
Area [no camping]
Location: Take Ioco Road, Port Moody area.
Facilities / Uses: Swimming, picnicking, fishing, canoeing,
cycling, hiking & equestrian riding.
There are over 50 km of trails.
Contact: BC Hydro 604-528-1972
last updated: 2001 |
Camp Byng
Location: Sunshine Coast. 10 km west of Langdale on Lawn
Rd to Roberts' Creek.
Facilities / Uses: Numerous lodges and cabins, 1.5 km of
ocean frontage, 200 acres of forest.
Contact: Scouts Canada - Vancouver Coast Region 604-886-2686,
or Toll free 1-877-885-2686,
Web
Link
last updated: 2009 |
Camp Cove
Location: Harrison Lake. Access from Hemlock Valley Rd,
past Weaver Creek. 21 km from Sasquatch Inn.
Facilities / Uses: 20 acres on the shore of Harrison Lake.
Creek & Sandy beach.
Contact: Contact: James
Leon Phone: +1 604 796 2116
Web
Link
last updated: 2009 by James G
of 1st Brookswood |
Camp Howdy
Location: Bedwell Bay, Belcarra. East across Indian Arm
from Deep Cove.
Facilities / Uses: Main lodge, cabins, ocean beach. In-house
catering mandatory.
Contact: YMCA 604-939-9622
Web
Link
last updated: 2001 |
Camp Linley
Location: South of Cultus Lake, approximately 3 km east
of Columbia Valley Rd.
Facilities / Uses: Large shelter, an A-frame cabin and
one large cabin. Wilderness campsites. Running water.
Contact: Marian Morrison 604-795-7076
Web
Link
last updated: 2009
by James G of 1st Brookswood |
Camp Luther
Location: Mount Seymour.
Facilities / Uses: Large A-frame shelter sleeps 60. Complete
kitchen, water & pit toilet.
Contact: Lutheran Church 1-888-707-2267
last
updated: 2000 |
Camp McLean
Location: 20315 16th Ave, Langley, B.C.
Facilities / Uses: 39 acres, 2 lodges, 10 huts, 1 open-air
shelter.
Contact: Scouts Canada - Fraser Valley Region 604-581-5777
last updated:
2001 |
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Chipmunk Caves
Location: Going east along Chilliwack Lake Road, turn
off north just before Ford Mountain Correctional Institute.
0.6 km hike to caves from the trail head. The 2
caves are naturally carved into a small mountain, which is on
the south bank of the Chilliwack River, near where Chipmunk
Creek empties into it. Foley Creek mouth is just a little further
east.
Facilities / Uses: Camping & hiking.
Contact:
last
updated: 2000
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Clear Creek Hot
Springs
Location: 45 km directly north of town of Harrison Hot
Springs (70 km by road). Drive north along east side of Harrison
Lake. Turn inland following Silver Creek, then Clear Creek. Hike
in 4 km from trail head to hot springs and cabin.
Facilities / Uses: Old cabin with lots of graffitti, hot
tubs, camping & hiking.
Contact:
last
updated: 2000 |
Coyote Group Camp
Location: Aproximately 20301 16th Ave, Langley, B.C.
Facilities / Uses: Cooking shelter, camping areas. Close
access to trails at Campbell Valley Park.
Contact: GVRD 604-432-6350
last
updated: 2001 |
Cultus Lake Camp
- United Church
Location: At S.W. corner of Cultus Lake. Camp entrance
is opposite the Lindel Beach Store.
Facilities / Uses: Will accomodate up to 100 campers comfortably.
2 wash houses, 2 hot water showers. 8 cabins, all with bunk beds
with foam mattresses @10 persons each. Fully equipped kitchen
& dining hall or 100. Non-United Church groups bookings
cannot be confirmed before January 1st each year.
Contact: United Church of Canada 604-858-6033
last
updated: 2000 |
Derby Reach
Location: Fort Langley. From Albion Ferry, go west along
96th Ave, then 3 km along Allard Crescent.
Facilities / Uses: camping, hiking, fishing, picnicking.
Contact: GVRD 604-432-6350
last
updated: 2001 |
Eaton Creek & Eaton Lake
Location: Near Hope. Go south on Skagit Road past Silver
Hope Lake.
Eaton Lake is an 8 km hike starting from Eaton Creek. Elevation
gain is 915 metres.
Facilities / Uses: Camping & hiking.
Contact: BC Ministry of Forests 604-660-2421
Web
Link
last updated: 2001 |
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Fort Langley Campground and
RV Resort
Location: Just north of the town of Fort Langley, on
the way to the Albion Ferry.
Facilities / Uses: 2 group campsites available and they
are open to special requests.
Contact: Marilyn Stone 604-888-3678
last updated: 2002
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Hayward Lake Reservoir Recreation
Area [no camping]
Location: Mission area, just east of Maple Ridge.
Facilities / Uses: Hiking, cycling, swimming, picnicking,
fishing, canoeing & windsurfing.
Contact: BC Hydro 604-528-1972
last updated: 2001 |
Jones Lake Reservoir Recreation
Area
Location: 20 km west of Hope, at the end of a gravel logging
road.
Facilities / Uses: Camping, hiking, fishing, boating, swimming,
mountain biking, canoeing & picnicking.
Contact: BC Hydro 604-528-1972
last
updated: 2001 |
Kennedy
Lake Wilderness Camp
Location: Princeton, BC.
Facilities / Uses: 360 acres, stocked lake (fishing), some
sheltered facilities (barn for sleeping).
Camping, hiking, canoeing....... For rent: one generator,
rods & reels.
Contact: Kathleen Judd 604-318-3021 (after 6pm)
last
updated: 2001 |
Loon Lake Camp -
in the U.B.C. Research Forest
Location: Maple Ridge. North on 232nd St, then up Silver
Valley Rd.
Facilities / Uses: Main lodge, cook house, camping. Minimum
$?? per night, per person. Catering services extra.
Contact:
last updated: 2000 |
Morris Valley Scout Camp
Location: Hemlock Valley / Harrison area
Facilities / Uses: 300 acre wilderness camp, near Weaver
Creek Hatchery on Hemlock Valley Road.
One sleeping cabin (sleeps 30) and one multi-purpose/cooking cabin
available.
Contact: Scouts Canada - Richmond Districts - Jean Fernandes
604-274-1708
last
updated: 2001 |
Mt. Seymour Scout
Cabin #10
Location:
Facilities / Uses: Camping, hiking, snow-shoeing, skiing.
Contact: Scouts Canada - 2nd Aldergrove Scout Group
Web
Link
last updated: 2007 |
Mt. Seymour Scout
Cabin #22
Location: West of #1 parking lot, Mt. Seymour. Park on
north side for snow Plow.
Follow tree markers on trail. Bring your own water.
Facilities / Uses: Camping, hiking, snow-shoeing, skiing.
Contact: Scouts Canada - Burnaby Regional Office 604-293-1961.
They have info & map available.
last
updated: 2001 |
North Shore Cabins
- Vancouver Coast Region Scouting
* 3rd West Van Cabin - Hollyburn Mountain.
* Creighton Cabin - Hollyburn Mountain.
* East Vancouver District Cabin - Hollyburn Mountain.
* Kitsilano District Scout Cabin - Hollyburn Mountain.
* Seaforth Cabin - Mt Seymour Park.
* Seymour Scout Cabin - Mt Seymour Park.
Contact: Scouts Canada - Vancouver Coast Region 604-879-5721
last updated: 2001 |
Ponder Park Nature Reserve
Location: 25199 76th Avenue, Langley.
Facilities / Uses: One large open air shelter, campsites,
running water & lots of trails.
Contact: Langley Township - Brad or Sue Gillies 604-856-2814.
Web Link
last updated: 2001 |
Ruskin Dam Reservoir Recreation
Area [no camping]
Location: Immediately south of Hayward Lake Reservoir and
Ruskin Dam in the Fraser River Valley.
between Haney and Mission.
Facilities / Uses: Hiking, fishing, picnicking and swimming.
Contact: BC Hydro 604-528-1972
last updated: 2001 |
Ruth Morton Memorial Baptist
Church Camp
Location: Jules Road, Point Roberts.
Facilities / Uses: Main lodge & cabins sleep 150, kitchen
feeds 140. Walking distance to ocean beach.
Contact: Mrs. Duncan 604-777-2133
last updated: 2000 |
Stave Lake Lodge
& Campsite & Recreation Area
Location: NE of Vancouver, midway between Maple Ridge and
Mission. Access to the Boat Launch
is via the Lougheed Highway and Dewdney Trunk Road.
Facilities / Uses: Camping in lodge & group campground
only. Lodge sleeps 50. Available to non-profit groups at nominal
cost. The recreational area is open from dawn until dusk for picknicking,
fishing, swimming & boating.
Contact: BC Hydro 604-462-7533. To make reservations, you
must phone on the first Monday of November.
Phone is not answered until 8am.
last updated: 2001 |
Timberline Ranch - Camp &
Conference Centre
Location: 22341 144th Avenue, Maple Ridge.
Facilities / Uses: Weekend programs for children and adults.
Retreat Centre for school, church and community groups from 30
to 175. Activities include trailriding, climbing wall, pool, archery,
riflery, petting zoo and more.
Contact: Craig Douglas 604-463-9278.
Web
Link
last updated: 2010 |
Whonnock Lake
Location: East of Maple Ridge. From Dewdney Trunk, go N
on 272nd St, W on 112th Ave.
Access by canoe only.
Facilities / Uses: Camping, hiking, canoeing & fishing.
Contact: Maple Ridge Parks 604-467-7346
last
updated: 2001 |
Woodwards Landing
Location: Richmond, Dyke Road, South Arm Fraser River.
Facilities / Uses: Camping & hiking. Open-air shelter.
The campground is run by Girl Guides of Canada, and when not in
use by them it may be rented to Scouting groups.
Contact: Contact: Darlene
Burns (604) 241-1557 fax (604) 241-1558
last
updated: 2007 |
