The best camping near Dante's Inferno Provincial Park

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Kodama Institute and hobby farm

2 sites · RVs, Tents27 acres · Williams Lake, BC

This Fraser River waterfront is 27.5 acres that is layed out in three shelves the lower shelf next to the water that walks along river is crown land about 4-6 hours and only seeing wildlife on this level is 5 camp sites. The next level is the hobby farm hay field and pasture up to the house also chickens house. The farm is close to the 97 Cariboo hwy turn on to Macalister at Soda Creek Road third driveway in on 6831 Soda Creek Macalister Road

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Muskrat Flat

10 sites · RVs11 acres · Williams Lake, BC

11 flat acres adjacent to hwy 97. Convenience store/gas bar/laundromat/showers a five minute walk. Abundant wildlife including bears so responsible behavior is necessary. Numerous lakes and Fraser river nearby. Large pond (3+ acres depending on water table) with noisy water fowl. Cell service available and dogs on leash are welcome. Campfires will be subject to conditions.

The best camping near Dante's Inferno Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Embark on a journey through the untamed wilderness of Dante's Inferno Provincial Park. Traverse its expansive landscapes, where the thrill of discovery awaits at every turn. Hike through serene forests, scale towering cliffs, and witness the raw power of cascading waterfalls. With a plethora of activities ranging from kayaking on crystal-clear lakes to mountain biking on challenging trails, adventure seekers will find an endless playground to explore.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Dante's Inferno Provincial Park is during the summer months, from June to August, when the weather is warm and the park is fully accessible. Winter can be harsh, with heavy snowfall limiting access to certain areas, making it less ideal for visitors.

Know before you go

Ensure you have the proper gear for rugged terrain and variable weather conditions.
Check the park's website for any trail closures or safety advisories before your trip.
Accessibility may vary across the park, so plan according to your needs.
Available facilities include washrooms, picnic areas, and parking.
Respect the local wildlife and adhere to the 'Leave No Trace' principles.