E. C. Manning Provincial Park is a focus of outdoor recreation that is unique in British Columbia. Located in the heart of the Cascade Mountains, it is …
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Jul 5, 2024
We stayed at Mule Deer campground. I would recommend camping here if you can be next to the river. The campground is right along the highway and there are sites that sit right next to the road. Th…Full review by Sandra B
May 30, 2023
Just came from camping at Mule Deer campground May 26-28, 2023- our second time. We dont mind the sound of continuosly rushing river water so we chose the site beside the river . The camp grounds w…Full review by enriem2
May 22, 2023
We camped at Mule Deer campground May 2023, the price was good and the camp site was exceptional, nice and private & right along side the Similkameen river. I think we were one of only four in the wh…Full review by C3801YBcr
Hi! We are going camping at Lightning lake campground next week with our tent trailer! Can you tell me what precautions I need to take to be safe around bringing food camping and keeping wildlife away from it? I know the basic 'don't leave any food outside' and 'store dry goods/ in your car'. Am I ok storing food (sausage, raw chicken skewers, milk, cheese, eggs) in the small fridge in my tent trailer or will we attract bears? What do you recommend?
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Hi, thanks for your question and thank you for your consciousness about being Bear Aware while in Manning Park! You've got the basics about keeping food in a secure …
Hi, thanks for your question and thank you for your consciousness about being Bear Aware while in Manning Park! You've got the basics about keeping food in a secure container and keeping your camp clean and free of bear-attractants. It seems like your fridge in your tent trail should fit the bill to keep the smells from attracting bears. For more info about being Bear Aware you can also check out the BC Parks website about "Staying Safe in Bear Country" Happy camping!
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