Skihist Provincial Park
As of Sat 5 Sep 20:23 PT: 22 of 58 sites open for your dates (Fri 25–Sun 27)10 fit a trailer or RV over 32ft
When you can get in — next 8 weeks
Each square is one night, columns are weeks. Greener = more sites open. Grey hatching = too soon (BC Parks needs 2 days’ lead). Weekend rows are outlined.
A convenient overnight camping spot for travelers on Highway 1, this is also a popular base camp for visitors enjoying river rafting, fishing, and exploring the Thompson River area. Enjoy the awe-inspiring views of the Thompson Canyon and quiet strolls on the…more
A convenient overnight camping spot for travelers on Highway 1, this is also a popular base camp for visitors enjoying river rafting, fishing, and exploring the Thompson River area. Enjoy the awe-inspiring views of the Thompson Canyon and quiet strolls on the old Cariboo Wagon Road amongst the western mountain ranges. An introduced herd of elk thrives nearby. Skihist Park was established in 1956. Back then most visitors to Provincial parks camped in tents or small trailers. Camping methods have changed and the campsites have been reconstructed to provide accessible accommodation for the larger camping units used today.
Is Skihist Provincial Park sold out next weekend?
No — 22 of 58 reservable sites are open for both nights of Fri 11–Sun 13 right now.
When do Skihist Provincial Park reservations open?
New dates open 3 months ahead at 7 a.m. PT. Online bookings close 2 days before arrival.
Does Skihist Provincial Park have electrical sites?
No electrical sites are listed at Skihist Provincial Park in the BC Parks site attributes.
Can I book Skihist Provincial Park same-day?
Not online — BC Parks takes reservations 2+ days ahead; some parks keep first-come, first-served sites for walk-ups.
How far is Skihist Provincial Park from Kamloops?
about 1 h 35 min from Kamloops, about 1 h 40 min from Whistler — a straight-line estimate, not a routed drive time.
Skihist Provincial Park on BC Parks · Official reservations · BC Wildfire map