Mount Robson Park
- BC-16, Fraser-Fort George, BC V0E 2Z0, Canada
Mount Robson Park Campground
Located in the stunning region of British Columbia, Mount Robson Park is home to one of Canada’s most majestic landscapes. The park encompasses diverse ecosystems, awe-inspiring mountain scenery, and a wealth of camping opportunities for nature lovers, adventurers, and families alike. Whether you’re looking to hike along the legendary Berg Lake Trail or simply relax beside tranquil water bodies, this campground offers something for everyone.
Campground Features
- Camping Fees: $10 per adult (16+), $5 per youth (6 to 15), and free for children under 6.
- Season: Open year-round, with specific campground dates generally from May 2 to September 30.
- Types of Campsites: A mix of pull-through sites, walk-in, vehicle-accessible sites, and electrified sites.
- Non-Serviced Campsites: Over 125 non-serviced sites scattered throughout.
- Group Camping: Available at Robson Meadows Campground, complete with a covered shelter.
Campground Amenities
- Restrooms: Pit and flush toilets are available throughout the campgrounds.
- Showers: Hot showers can be found at Robson Meadows and Robson River campgrounds.
- Drinking Water: Cold-water taps located throughout the campgrounds offer easy water access.
- Sani-Station: Available for waste disposal, with a $5 fee for discharge.
- Public Facilities: The visitor centre provides information, a small store, and picnic areas for day use.
Activities and Attractions
- Hiking: With trails ranging from easy walks to strenuous multi-day hikes, explore astonishing views and diverse wildlife habitats.
- Wildlife Viewing: Ideal for spotting a variety of species including grizzly bears, elk, and over 182 bird species.
- Canoeing and Fishing: Yellowhead Lake offers opportunities for canoeing and fishing. Ensure you have the proper licenses when fishing.
- Backcountry Adventures: Explore the rugged terrain and secluded wilderness trails in areas like the Moose River route and Mount Fitzwilliam.
- Winter Recreation: Winter camping is permitted along the Berg Lake Trail when trails are snow-covered, along with snowshoeing and backcountry skiing.
Safety Information
As you explore Mount Robson Park, it’s essential to prioritize safety:
- Water Safety: Always boil, filter, or treat water from natural sources before consumption.
- Wildlife Precautions: Keep a safe distance from all wildlife and ensure proper food storage to avoid attracting animals to your campsite.
- Trail Awareness: Be informed of current trail conditions and advisories, especially in backcountry areas.
- Winter Conditions: Prepare adequately for winter conditions, especially if venturing into backcountry areas.
Getting Here
Mount Robson Park can be accessed via Highway 16, which offers breathtaking views along the way. The park is located approximately:
- 5 hours west of Edmonton, Alberta.
- 4 hours north of Kamloops, British Columbia.
- 3.5 hours east of Prince George, British Columbia.
The closest towns include Jasper, Valemount, and McBride, which offer additional amenities and services to enhance your visit.
Conclusion
Mount Robson Park is a treasure in British Columbia, providing a unique blend of challenges and relaxation amidst breathtaking natural beauty. Whether you are experience hiking its trails or simply enjoying the serenity of its campgrounds, your adventure awaits at this remarkable destination. Plan your trip today, and immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity of Mount Robson Park!
Camp location
- BC-16, Fraser-Fort George, BC V0E 2Z0, Canada