Sasquatch Provincial Park Camping Weekend

If you are looking for a relaxing weekend surrounded by nature, beautiful lakes, and great company, this trip is for you.This time, we’re heading to Sasquatch Provincial Park, located approximately two hours east of Vancouver near Harrison Hot Springs. Surrounded by lush forests, scenic lakes, and stunning mountain views, the park offers the perfect setting for camping, swimming, paddleboarding, outdoor activities, and spending quality time with friends in nature.

Interestingly, the park is named after the legendary Sasquatch, a mysterious human-like creature that has been part of Indigenous traditions and local folklore throughout the Pacific Northwest for generations. While its existence has never been scientifically proven, stories and sightings of Sasquatch remain an important part of the region’s cultural heritage.

During this trip, we’ll spend one night camping together, enjoying the outdoors, swimming, paddleboarding, group activities, short nature walks, and a memorable evening with friends.

There is no need to bring your own tent for this program—Mungeh will provide tents for all participants. However, if you prefer to use your personal tent, please coordinate with the trip leader in advance.

We will also try to organize transportation through carpooling. If you have available seats in your vehicle or need a ride, please let the trip leader know so we can coordinate accordingly.

Program Date:
Saturday & Sunday, July 18–19, 2026

Tour Info :
On Saturday morning, we will meet at the designated meeting point and travel to Sasquatch Provincial Park. After arriving and having breakfast, we will set up camp together and then enjoy swimming, paddleboarding, relaxing by the lake, or simply taking in the beauty of the surrounding nature.

After lunch, there will be plenty of time for relaxation, photography, short walks, or participating in fun group activities. In the evening, we will enjoy dinner together and spend the night sharing stories, laughter, and good conversations in the peaceful atmosphere of the campground.

On Sunday morning, after breakfast, we will pack up camp and head back to Vancouver with great memories and renewed energy.

Did you know that the park is named after the legendary Sasquatch? Sasquatch is a mysterious human-like creature that has been part of Indigenous traditions and Pacific Northwest folklore for generations. Many people believe it inhabits the remote forests and mountains of British Columbia, and over the years there have been numerous reported sightings throughout the province. Although its existence has never been scientifically confirmed, Sasquatch remains one of the most famous legends of the region and an important part of local culture and storytelling.

Food & Meals:
Meal planning and coordination will be organized after the program reaches capacity. Participants will be added to a dedicated coordination group where meal planning, grocery shopping, and shared responsibilities will be discussed and organized.

Saturday breakfast and lunch will be individual meals. Saturday dinner and Sunday breakfast will be prepared and enjoyed as group meals.

Required Equipment:

• Sleeping pad (inflatable recommended)
• Sleeping bag
• Warm clothing for the evening
• Swimsuit and towel
• Sunscreen
• Water shoes or sandals
• Personal toiletries and essentials

Meeting Point:
Please use the links below for navigation:

Google Maps Directions
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Program Fee:

• Mungeh Official Members: $20
• Guests: $28

Mungeh is a volunteer-based non-governmental organization (NGO) and does not generate any personal income from its programs.
All fees collected are used solely for equipment maintenance, program development, and the ongoing operation of the organization.