 The campground features 61 sites including 3 double sites. Check-out time is 11 a.m. Please self register upon entry into the campground. If you are re-registering, please do so before then. Quiet hours are from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. and are strictly enforced.
RESERVATIONS for a campsite may be made by calling DISCOVER CAMPING at 1(800) 689-9025 or www@discovercamping.caVehicle Accessible Camping Fee: $21.00 per party / night
Senior's Rate (during Shoulder Season only) : $10.50 per senior's couple / night
Second Vehicle
Fee: $10.50 per night
Camping Party Definitions are available here. The shoulder season runs from park opening date to June 14th and after Labour Day to park closing date.
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 A group camping area is located north of the day-use area. The group use area has 12 campsites
(3 double sites, 6 single sites) with a central fire circle, beach access, water and garbage receptacles.
Please contact Discover Camping (click on the
Reservations link below) to make a Group Site booking.
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 Parking is permitted only in designated lots and on the gravel portion of campsites. Parking is not permitted on roadsides.
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 Campsite #13 and the adjacent pit toilet have been designed for accessibility.
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 A sani-station is located near the campground entrance.Sani-station Use Fee: $5.00 per discharge
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 The picnic area is located north of the campground along the lake.
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 A toilet/change house is available for day users as well as fire pits.
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 The adventure playground is located in the campground area near the camper's beach.
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 A doublewide, concrete boat launch at the south end of the park has a large, gravel vehicle/boat trailer parking area with a capacity for 85 cars. Boat trailers can be parked overnight and boats are sometimes left in the water or beached, but the shoreline offers no protection against weather changes. |
 There are swimming beaches adjacent to the campground and the picnic site.
NO LIFEGUARDS ARE ON DUTY.
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 Lower Arrow Lake can provide excellent fishing for
rainbow trout, dolly varden or kokanee salmon. NOTE: A valid BC Fishing License is required.
Check the BC Fishing Regulations Synopsis for quotas and restrictions.
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 The Yellow Pine Nature Trail is approx. 4 km long and takes 45 minutes to an hour to walk. The trail climbs the hillside behind the park and is fairly steep. Rest and enjoy the view from the bench at the summit. An additional 1.4 km of trails links the picnic area with the campground.
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 Bicycles must keep to roadways. Mountain biking is permitted on park trails with the exception of the Yellow Pine Trail where it is prohibited.
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 All pets must be kept on a leash while in the park
except in the Dog Off Leash Area. This area is found along
the lakeshore trail that runs from the campground to the Boat Launch Area of
the park. The trail begins beside campsite 35 in the campground. PETS ARE NOT PERMITTED IN THE DAY USE, PLAYGROUND OR BEACH AREAS.
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 For information on the park and surrounding area, visit the information shelter at the park
gatehouse, the park host at site #56, or talk to any park staff.
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 Help BC Parks protect the environment by reducing firewood consumption. Please respect voluntary burning hours of 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.; use mid-day fires only for cooking; for safety's sake, keep campfires small and extinguish them when no one is around. The Park Facility Operator sells firewood. You may also bring your own. It is an offence to use vegetation dead or alive to start or maintain a fire. Small trees and shrubs are easily damaged. Do not use them for wiener sticks or tarp/clothesline supports. |
