Camp at Alice Lake Provincial Park

Squamish, British Columbia

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Quiet seclusion close to Squamish, BC. Ideal for a short stay adventuring in the Squamish region. First come, first serve in low season.

Alice Lake Provincial Park is located just North of Squamish. To get here, exit right off Highway 99 when coming from the South onto Alice Lake Rd. The campground is located under 5 minutes up the road and is first come first serve during low season. From late Spring to Early fall, make sure you have a reservation as it can be quite busy. All of the sites have a picnic table and fire pit. There are bathroom facilities throughout the campground.

This is the perfect place for just chilling, in the summer, head on down to Alice Lake and spend the day chilling by or on the water. It's also a great spot to spend the night if you want to spend the night in the area before after hiking or climbing the chief.

The cost of each site is a little over $30 CAD per party, so you should probably stay in a group of at least 4 if you want to keep those costs down! The campground definitely has a group atmosphere, the more the merrier!

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Robyn Robledo

Camp at Alice Lake Provincial Park

08/13/17

One of our favorite campgrounds, but it's hard to get a spot. Try to reserve ahead of time. It's worth it. There are great hiking and mountain biking trails. The kids loved the playground and the lake. Free showers and some sites have electricity. You can also ride your bike to the town of Squamish from here.

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