Juniper Beach Provincial Park - Walhachin, British Columbia

Adresse: BC-1, Walhachin, BC V0K 2P0, Canada.
Téléphone: 2503209305.
Site web: bcparks.ca.
Spécialités: Terrain de camping, Parc.
Autres données d'intérêt: Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, Camping-cars, Raccordement à l'eau pour les camping-cars, Raccordement électrique pour les camping-cars, Eau courante, Emplacements pour les tentes, Tables de pique-nique, Toilettes publiques, Frais de camping, Convient aux enfants, Chiens admis.
Avis : Cette entreprise a 387 avis sur Google My Business.
Avis moyen: 4.2/5.

Emplacement de Juniper Beach Provincial Park

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Le parc provincial Juniper Beach est un endroit idéal pour les campeurs et les amoureux de la nature. Situé à Adresse: BC-1, Walhachin, BC V0K 2P0, Canada, ce parc offre une variété de commodités pour tous les visiteurs. Vous pouvez facilement contacter le parc en téléphonant au Téléphone: 2503209305. Pour plus d'informations, vous pouvez visiter leur site web à Site web: bcparks.ca.

Les spécialités du parc provincial Juniper Beach comprennent un terrain de camping et un parc. Les visiteurs peuvent profiter de nombreux équipements tels qu'une entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, des emplacements pour camping-cars, des raccordements d'eau et d'électricité pour les camping-cars, de l'eau courante, des emplacements pour tentes, des tables de pique-nique, des toilettes publiques, des frais de camping, des activités adaptées aux enfants et des chiens sont admis.

Ce parc est noté 4.2/5 sur la base de 387 avis sur Google My Business. Les commentaires positifs mentionnent la beauté du parc, l'excellence des installations et la tranquillité du lieu. Les visiteurs apprécient également la possibilité de faire de la randonnée, du vélo et de la natation dans le lac.

Le parc provincial Juniper Beach est un endroit idéal pour les vacances en famille ou pour une escapade en pleine nature. Si vous cherchez un endroit paisible pour vous détendre et vous connecter avec la nature, ce parc est fait pour vous. Avec ses nombreuses installations et sa beauté naturelle, vous passerez des moments inoubliables.

N'hésitez pas à contacter le parc ou à visiter leur site web pour plus d'informations. Planifiez votre visite dès maintenant et profitez de tout ce que le parc provincial Juniper Beach a à offrir. Nous vous recommandons fortement de découvrir cet endroit magique.

Avis de Juniper Beach Provincial Park

Juniper Beach Provincial Park - Walhachin, British Columbia

Raynald Saindon

4/5

Philip Sandsmark

5/5

Juniper Beach is the cleanest, most well run provincial park I’ve been to. I go here every year to enjoy the trains, river and surrounding scenery. The Hosts are extremely friendly and do an excellent job!

Livia Ravees

5/5

Very nice campground by the river. I didn't mind trains as some people mentioned in their reviews. Clean bathrooms, beautiful nature and we had a bonfire (probably the last one this year :D) And bonus: we saw northern lights!!!! Beautiful!

Kelly Abram

5/5

Lots of birds to watch, enjoyed watching and listening to the trains going by. Its has power and water plus easy access to the river. Nice small well maintained site. We will go back

Lily Ruan

3/5

River beach front campsite. Nice view and cool place. Be aware of train noise over night - a lot!!!

Angela Wright

5/5

We just stopped in for some leg stretching and rockhounding on our 5.5 hour drive from Kewlona to Whistler. The campsite seemed quiet and well maintained.

Doug Treleaven (“Whistler Realtor”)

5/5

You must be a sound sleeper as you are sandwiched between 2 of the busiest rail lines in Canada. They go all night long with a standard 100 - 150 trail cars per. Very very noisy. Also watch out for the Prickly Pear Cactus all through out the vegetation. Don't let your dogs walk around. Lots of great birding though. Saw eagles, Meadow larks, hawks and osprey.

Steve Olson

1/5

They need new site managers. The one we dealt with was argumentative and incompetent. The place has a few first come sites. You cannot reserve these sites. We dropped in to see if anything was available and found a very nice location that was easy to back into. Then came time to pay for the site. The lady informs me that it is cash only! Even though the BC parks website says they take credit cards. Further, she would not take a cheque, because apparently in the past a couple of them bounced. So now everyone gets to be put in that category. Not a single sign or the registration envelopes state cash only! Instead of finding a solution that works she just decided to argue about it. She finally got around to admitting they could take an e-transfer. But this came after she had already said the reason they don’t take credit cards is they have no cell service. Which makes it rather difficult to e-transfer. They sell the proximity to two different rail lines as a bonus feature. Within a couple of hours we were getting tired of the noise from the trains. We ended up not feeling welcome. They obviously have enough people reserving in advance (paying with credit cards by the way) that they really didn’t need our business. We packed up and hit the road at 4:30. There are far too many alternate locations to be bothered with a place with that much noise and staff that doesn’t care about the people.