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Provincial and National

Parks Information

· Camp at Provincial Parks, National Parks and/or private campgrounds

· Travel day by day on your own schedule or reserve campsites for the days you want

· Minimum rental - vehicle and camping gear

· 1 to 5 passengers per vehicle

· Add optional kayaks, bikes, canoe, campsites reservations and extra

insurance option for a complete "Adventure of a Lifetime"

· Each vehicle carries a maximum of 4 bikes and 2 watercraft.

Canadian Adventure Rentals Ltd. is a commercial business. Unfortunately as a commercial business Canadian Adventure Rentals can not reserve Provincial or National Park campsites. This is done to keep campsites available to the general public and not to allow businesses to reserve all the available spaces for their customers. To reserve Provincial Park campsites use our link to British Columbia Provincial Park's Secure Online Reservation Service and reserve the campsites yourself (it is very easy). To reserve National Park campsites use our link Parks Canada Online Reservation Service and reserve the campsites yourself (it is very easy). British Columbia's Provincial Parks and Canada's National Parks also have many first-come, first-serve campsites. If you have difficulty please contact Canadian Adventure Rentals and we can assist in reserving Private Campsites through British Campground Lodging and Campground Association.

Provincial Parks Secure Online Reservation Service

National Parks Secure Online Reservation Service

How to get into Provincial and National Parks if they are full. Provincial and National Park campgrounds have many first come first serve campsite as well as a set number of campsites that can be reseved.

1.		Reserve a campsite at a public campground closest to the Provincial or National Park you wish to stay at. This will guaranty a campsite to stay when first arriving. Goto Public Campground
2.		After arriving to your public campsite, check the Provincial or National Park campground availability and reserve a campsite when available. Note: Arrive a park gate in the early morning. You will be placed onto a list for acceptance into park when other campers leave that morning.
3.		Once accepted, call or go back to your original public campground and cancel your reservations. This will result in a cancellation fee based on the cancellation policy of that public campground.
4.		Enjoy your stay at our Provincial and National Parks.

Note: It is your choice to use Canadian Adventure Rentals recommendations or travel on your own.

Note: Canadian Adventure Rentals does not accept responsibility for difficulty in finding campsite availability within Provincial or National Parks.

Accessible British Columbia National Parks
Glacier		National Park of Canada. British Columbia's lush interior rainforest and permanent glaciers.
Kootenay		National Park of Canada. UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring the famous Radium Hot Springs.
Mount Revelstoke		National Park of Canada. Rainforest of 1,000-year-old cedars and spectacular mountains.
Pacific Rim		National Park Reserve of Canada. Pacific Coast Mountains make up this marine and forest environment
Yoho		National Park of Canada. UNESCO World Heritage Site in Rockies
Accessible Alberta National Parks
Banff		National Park of Canada. Canada's first National Park
Jasper		National Park of Canada. Jasper is the largest and most northerly of the four Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks