Provincial parks in British Columbia cover a large part of the province and include many culturally important places for Indigenous Peoples. BC Parks …
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Sep 20, 2023
The provincial campground near the start of the canoe circuit is dark and damp. Spend a bit more for a site at Bowron Lake Lodge a mile away. They are right on the lake shore with spectacular views. Full review by penorman
Aug 10, 2022
This was our first time on the circuit, and we are novice but common-sense canoeists with a sense of adventure. I would highly recommend this wilderness experience! We generally had great weather. …Full review by teamcanada2
Jul 27, 2022
I didn’t know such wilderness still existed in NA. Everyone on our trip was a couple. I being a solo traveler was teamed up with the assistant guide, who instructed me in the basic canoe strokes. The…Full review by denmis07
May I ask how early you booked your trip? I'm planning a trip with a large group 8-10 and want to book early; however, some people cannot commit until late April. We would like to start paddling in Early - Mid June. Do you think April is too late to book?
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June is bad for rain and bugs. I would suggest first week of September - kids are back in school so it’s easier to book the larger camp sites
is it safe to bring a 1 year old if you portage all the rapids
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Absolutely not. There are 2 major waterfalls and you have to be able to pull out at the right time. Not to mentions bugs and rain. You will need all your strength to carry your gear and …
Absolutely not. There are 2 major waterfalls and you have to be able to pull out at the right time. Not to mentions bugs and rain. You will need all your strength to carry your gear and canoe, trust me. Definitely not for children under 10 IMO
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