To learn more about groupsite reservations, visit the group camping page. The picnic area is available on a first come, first served basis only and is not reservable. Each groupsite accommodates a minimum of 15 adults. Group campsite reservations are accepted at this park year-round. To learn more, see the frontcountry camping page. During peak season, all drive-in and walk-in campsites are reservable and none are set aside for first come, first served camping. Frontcountry camping reservationsĬampsite reservations are accepted at this park. You must carry proof of your reservation while in the park.įor details, visit the day-use pass page. If you have a valid reservation for overnight camping, you do not need a day-use pass. Alouette Lake South Beach day-use parking.Park hosts and a security patrol are available during the summer months.ĭay-use passes are required June 14 to September 4, 2023, for visitors to:.To learn more about drones in BC Parks, visit the responsible recreation page. If you have permission, keep drones away from people and wildlife. It is illegal to operate drones in the park without permission. Mushroom picking is prohibited in provincial parks, as stated in the Park, Conservancy, and Recreation Area Regulations.Cellphone service is poor or not available in many areas of the park, including the campgrounds and Alouette (South Beach) day-use area.From late June to Labour Day, they are available daily. From May long weekend to late June, rentals are available on weekends.

Canoes and Kayaks are available for rent at the Alouette (South Beach) day-use area, weather permitting.

Closures generally occur on sunny weekends and holidays during July and August, and usually occur between 11am and 4pm.

Visitors are advised that the park is subject to periodic closure to day-users and boaters when the day-use and boat launch parking lots fill to capacity.

During the summer, Golden Ears Park is extremely popular, especially on weekends.

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