Beginner's Guide to Camping in British Columbia: National and Provincial Park Campgrounds

Want to go camping in BC but don't know where to start? This video shows where you can find information about campgrounds in provincial and national parks in British Columbia. In future videos, I'll cover forest recreation sites, municipal/regional campgrounds, private campgrounds and random camping on Crown Land. I plan to make some videos about camping gear aimed at beginners too!
Let me know in the comments what you think!

[@subzerothegreat]

BC Parks should make sure that they use your videos. Simply excellent

[@user-ul2rr9lm2v]

Best video I’ve ever seen for camping in BC as a beginner. Thank you 🙏

[@SemiQuiet26]

What website is this? Please let me know asap

[@ThiagoSantana1987]

Wow! This is really nice and useful for someone who’s never camped before and didn’t know where to start, like me. Thank you!

[@OvidioSantos]

Hey, thanks for the video! Just found it and was super helpful. Waiting for the next one. Thanks again!

[@xtasy010]

Great video, look forward to your next video covering private campgrounds

[@MetaverseAdventures]

I would love to see part 2 sooner than later if at all possible. This is the best video I have come across on this topic.

[@Glasshousebc]

Great video... greetings from kimbo... relocated to the Koots from the UK over a decade ago... and still exploring

[@TySutherland]

Very interesting! Looking forward to the next videos.Thank you for the hardwork!

[@fouadbedran7492]

Great video! @Kootenay Kari, when will you publish your second video, specifically related to camping on Crown land?

[@yanqingtao1756]

Excellent summary! Look forward to seeing the rest!

[@yashpreetricky]

thank you

[@traceen887]

Kari I stayed in the first site you showed in September for one night. It was the Dry Gultch Campground. Very nice spot.

[@krombopoulosmichael]

Very helpful! Thank you.

[@RS-qi4ev]

I didn't know that some national parks might not have a fire ban if the surrounding area does! Thank for the info.

[@ex_yz]

looking forward to future videos!

[@bcsimpilot3497]

Here's my tip. "Bromley" the other side of Princeton...a big green pool in the river. Camping by the hwy and in the day, park your campchair in the shallow area along with your beverage and lunch! Bonapetite!

[@balpreetish]

This is very useful for people like me who migrated to BC, Canada and beginners t to do camping. Thanks

[@sumeetrai7511]

So useful

[@beataczek441]

Great video! Thank you

[@PatlLawson]

Well done, thank you. Hope you get around to doing part 2.

[@edbrunner9108]

super helpful. thanks

[@jacktyler7599]

Excellent summary; especially appreciated the 'show and tell' approach. It's a shame it's promised companion video wasn't produced.

[@stephano6793]

BC Hydro has campgrounds too.

[@dcfavorite]

I'm a total newbie with camping in Vancouver, what kind of things I should be aware of when camping in BC? e.g. what kind of insect repellent do you need, and what kind of bugs I am expecting to deal with. Are there bears, cougars or other wild animals that I should be careful about. What kind of sleeping bag is needed if I go camping in Vancouver during let's say between June and September. There's a lot of rain in Vancouver, are there any tips for better handling of downpours at camp sites in Vancouver?

[@SemiQuiet26]

What website is this?

[@PixelStacker]

Good day Kootenay,
very much appreciate your content & sub-ed to your channel :)) go on with adding more materials !!
I publish content about travelling in the United Kingdom :)))

[@arashvajdi9344]

Thanks so much for this video. I couldn't find the next videos. Anything specifically I should search for?