The best camping near Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park

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Lake Glamping with Beach and Sauna

4 sites · Lodging40 acres · Lillooet, BC

Discover a serene retreat on 120 off-grid acres, stretching from the idyllic banks of Anderson Lake to the majestic Cayoosh mountain range. Marvel at breathtaking wilderness views where rugged mountains overlook the clear waters of Anderson Lake. Escape to one of our cozy glamping yurts, 'The Sparrow's Nest,' or the 'Fox's Den' which both blend rustic charm with modern luxury. Ideal for couples or solo travelers, it offers the perfect sanctuary to unwind and reconnect with nature. While off-grid (no WiFi, solar-powered), enjoy seamless cell service. Perched on an elevated forest bench, our glamping yurts both feature a private kitchenette, propane stove, wood-fire stove with ample firewood, mountain spring-fed water, solar-powered amenities, propane fire-pit, and an eco-friendly composting toilet. This yurt, set 60 meters apart from another, shares an outdoor shower with hot pressurized water. A scenic 5-minute hike leads to your semi-private beach—ideal for sunbathing, swimming, or adventurous boat paddling. Indulge in an exclusive lakeside sauna experience for $85. Enjoy a three-hour private session with sauna and beach all to yourself. We provide the ambiance, wood, and ensure unparalleled relaxation. If you would like to enjoy an outdoor fire you can use our outdoor propane fire pit for an additional $20 for each stay. Secure parking for one vehicle completes your tranquil escape. Book 'The Sparrow's Nest' for a harmonious blend of nature, comfort, and seclusion. Although some of the photos on this listing posted by guests have kayaks and paddleboards, you will need to bring your own - they are not provided due to liability issues, we're sorry about that. Detailed instructions on how to access the place will be provided directly after booking - we are located remotely 4 hours from Vancouver and 2 hours from Whistler We look forward to hosting you!

8 Debeck Creek Cabin

1 site · Lodging1 acre · West Vancouver, BC

3.5 BR Pitt Lake cabin. A 28 minute boat drive from the Grant Narrows Regional park. Generator for electricity, hot water, microwave, fridge, stove, f/p & sleeps approx 11. You need to be familiar with Pitt Lake to access the cabin. Taxi service is approx $300 one way. Message me before booking to make sure you are familiar & comfortable staying in a remote off grid wilderness cabin. You must clean before leaving & remove garbage. Wifi by satellite, water from stream, flush toilet, hot shower.

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Haylmore Creek Farm

4 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · D'arcy, BC

Welcome to Our Tranquil Campground in Darcy! Escape to our serene campground, located just three hours north of Vancouver. Nestled among the trees and wildlife, our 10-acre farm offers a peaceful retreat for nature lovers and adventurers alike. We also host two separate RVs listed on Airbnb, providing comfortable and unique stays surrounded by nature. Anderson Lake is a 5 minute drive away perfect for swimming, fishing and kayaking. Birkenhead Lake is a 20 minute drive and will take you to a stunning spot ideal for hiking, picnicking and enjoying the great outdoors.

The best camping near Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Embark on an adventure through the stunning landscapes of Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park. Here, the thrill of exploration awaits with activities ranging from challenging hikes to awe-inspiring ski runs. The park's rugged terrain offers a playground for the adventurous spirit, with opportunities to witness the raw beauty of nature at every turn. While the park does not feature campgrounds, its day-use areas provide the perfect base for your outdoor pursuits.

When to go

The prime time to visit Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park is during the summer months, from June to September, when the trails are clear and the weather is most favourable for outdoor activities. Winter offers a different kind of allure, with skiing and snowboarding taking centre stage, though be prepared for colder conditions and shorter days.

Know before you go

Ensure you are prepared for rapidly changing weather conditions and pack appropriate gear.
Check the park's official website for any seasonal closures or alerts before your visit.
Be aware that wildlife encounters are common; know how to safely observe and interact with local fauna.
Accessibility may vary across different areas of the park; some trails may not be suitable for all visitors.
Day-use areas are available, but overnight camping facilities are not provided within the park.