Camping
Camp right, sleep tight

Camping in Houston puts nature at your doorstep, whether in an RV, tent, or off-grid. The region boasts a wide range of recreation sites and provincial park camping, some offering no-charge campsites available on a first-come-first-served basis.
In addition to the campsites listed below, check out our lakes info as several Houston area lakes also provide camping options.
Campsite Amenities
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| Contact | Fees | Boat Launch | Fishing | Boating | Canoeing | Beach Activity | Swimming | Hiking | Mountain Biking | Picnicking | Access |
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By-Mac Municipal
District of Houston 250-845-2238 |
2WD, Motorhome | ||||||||||
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Babine Lake Resort (Private)
Granisle / 250-692-0363 |
2WD, Motorhome | ||||||||||
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Granisle Lions Beach
Municipal Campground Granisle / 250-692-2510 |
2WD, Motorhome | ||||||||||
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Morice Lake Provincial Park
Houston |
2WD, Motorhome | ||||||||||
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Nadina Lake Lodge (Private)
Houston / 250-695-6788 |
2WD | ||||||||||
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Noralee Resort (Private)
Burns Lake / 250-695-6399 |
2WD, Motorhome | ||||||||||
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Red Bluff Provincial Park
Granisle 250-697-2248 |
2WD, Motorhome | ||||||||||
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Round Lake Resort (Private)
Telkwa / 250-846-9161 |
2WD, Motorhome | ||||||||||
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Tyhee Lake Provincial Park
250-638-8490 |
2WD, Motorhome |
Here’s what you need to know:
Plan Ahead:
Check campground availability, know the rules and be ready for changing conditions.
Pack Smart:
Nights get cool, rain is always possible, and bears are part of the landscape. Bring layers, secure your food, and keep a sturdy rain jacket handy.
Respect Wildlife:
Give animals space, store food properly, and leave no trace of your visit.
Stay Fire Safe:
Follow fire bans, use designated fire pits, and douse flames entirely before leaving.
Leave It Better:
Pack out everything you bring and help keep Houston’s backcountry wild.
To find the best place to lay your head, see our list of Campgrounds in Plan Your Stay.
Useful Links
Travel BC: Camping 101
Check the Travel BC site for great tips for camping enjoyably, safely and responsibly.