Vacationing in British Columbia reveals nature's many wonders, including alpine meadows, subalpine forests, lush rainforests, dramatic mountains, and long sandy beaches. The province's national and provincial parks are accessible year-round, and British Columbia's cabins meet your needs on short- and long-term stays.
Parks in British Columbia provide outdoor activities for a great family day out. While teenagers explore forests, lakes, cliffs, and valleys accompanied by their parents, younger children may partake in educational programs near British Columbia park cabins.
To explore the rugged coastline and archipelago, consider booking a cabin in this BC park. Take your older kids on a kayak tour of the Broken Islands and explore the Willowbrae Trail with the younger ones. To learn about the forest and its inhabitants, hike the Rainforest Trail.
Hiking enthusiasts will love this provincial park and camping at its cabins. Well-marked trails take you to viewpoints amid snow-capped mountains, rugged cliffs, and emerald lakes.
To see more wildlife and encounter fewer travellers, head out of your cabin early in the morning at this BC park. Your kids will love the Junior Ranger Program, which allows them earn a gold badge and learn while having fun.
Explore this park’s verdant hills along its walking trails and admire its beauty from a canoe. Let your children unwind by the lake and take part in the educational programs.
Take your kids to Revelstoke to walk in the Enchanted Forest, unwind at the aquatic center, and explore alpine meadows. Short paths traverse lush forests, open plains, and lakes.
BC's to parks feature a wealth of outdoor opportunities. Take exceptional photos, traverse scenic landscapes, and enjoy activities such as windsurfing and canoeing amid stunning scenery.
Yoho comprises high mountains, steep cliffs, waterfalls, and alpine vegetation. Walking and biking trails lead to viewpoints offering panoramas of diverse landscapes.
This park's series of rushing waterfalls edged by rock cliffs make for excellent photo opportunities. As you hike along the shaded walking trails, discover swimming holes, or go kayaking, canoeing, and windsurfing at nearby Cameroon Lake.
Kootenay's landscapes feature everything, from semi-arid plains to glaciers. This British Columbia park has cabins along trails leading you through mountain passes and past alpine meadows and lakes.
Dominated by Mount Garibaldi, the park features glaciers, snow-capped peaks, lush hills, expansive lakes, and flowery meadows. The 90km hiking trail network takes you to vantage points ideal for taking photos.
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Many families and travellers choose to book Hotel rooms or House rentals for their British Columbia Park Cabins.
