CAMPGROUNDS

Reservations are available at the Forest Rose campground

First-Come First-Served sites are available
at the Lowhee and Forest Rose Campgrounds

Forest Rose Campground

This forested campground offers a sunny creek-side setting for campers of all kinds, with more trees and privacy on the north end in the first come, first served section, and sunnier pull-through sites on the south end in the reservable section. First-come first-served sites available

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Lowhee Campground

This well-treed campground offers a private and peaceful setting for campers of all kinds, with a deep forest on the south end in the first-come, first-served section.

FIRST-COME FIRST-SERVED SITES ONLY

Visitors with with pre-booked reservations will be honoured. The washroom and shower in the reservable section of the campground are out of order. Facilities are available in the first-come-first-serve section.

Firewood Deliveries

Each evening RAD Firewood does firewood deliveries to your campsite at $15 per bin. Firewood is restricted to use in designated firepits by guests in the Barkerville campgrounds.

cash only

The Category 1 campfire prohibition has been rescinded

for the entirety of the Cariboo Fire Centre.

The current prohibition for any Category 2 and Category 3 open fires remains in effect. A Category 1 fire, or campfire, is defined as an open fire that burns piled material no larger than 0.5 metres high and 0.5 metres wide. The following precautions must be in place when lighting or making use of a campfire:

There is ready access to a shovel or at least eight litres of water the entirety of the time the campfire is lit
There is a fuel break around the campfire, free of any debris or combustible materials
The fire is fully extinguished and the ashes are cold to the touch before leaving the campfire for any length of time

Although fire danger ratings have dropped due to recent rainfall and cooler temperatures, the public is reminded to still exercise caution. Avoid having a campfire when it’s windy, choose a proper fire pit or make a ring of rocks at least three metres from trees, shrubs, structures and debris, and do not leave a campfire unattended for any amount of time.

For more information about the Barkerville Campgrounds, please call 1 (888) 994-3332 Ext. 99.

Alternative places to camp:

Bowron Lake Lodge

Bowron Lake Lodge is the perfect place for families and friends to explore the natural beauty of central interior BC. With campsites right on the lake and river, adventure is only a few steps away.