Mt Pope Provincial Park

Stones Bay Rd
Bulkley-Nechako, BC V0J

Mt Pope Provincial Park in Bulkley Nechako, Canada, is a picturesque park located along Stuart Lake, formerly a forestry campsite. With 30 vehicle accessible campsites, including 12 reservable sites, visitors can enjoy camping right next to the water and take advantage of activities such as boating, fishing, and swimming.

This park, established on July 28, 1989, offers amenities such as pit toilets, hand pumps for drinking water, and a gravel boat launch. Visitors are encouraged to practice safe swimming and responsible pet ownership while exploring the beautiful natural surroundings of Mt Pope Provincial Park.

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