Beatton Provincial Park Campground

Located 13km/8mi from Fort St. John along the East shores of Charlie Lake, Beatton Provincial Park is a friendly campsite offering facilities for picnics in their picnic shelter, baseball at the nearby diamond, and an adventure playground.
(312ha/932ac)
Open from May to September
37 vehicle-accessible sites, campfire rings, and pit toilets.
Reservations are accepted for 11 sites

Charlie Lake Provincial Park Campground

Conveniently located next to the Alaska Highway, Charlie Lake Provincial Park offers a variety of activities  such as fishing, boating, and golfing at Lake Point Golf & Country Club.
58 vehicle accessible sites
Amenities include: Drinking water, campfire rings, pit toilets, a sani-dump, a picnic area and shelter, horseshoe pits, and a boat launch.
No reservations accepted

Peace Island Park

Nearby Taylor is Peace Island Park where you can enjoy country camping. Swim in the Peace River, play at the park, and explore the historic Rocky Mountain Fort replica and surrounding trails. Be sure to keep an eye out for the surrounding bird and wildlife!
99 sites, with 39 located on the island
Amenities include: A boat launch, water pump, and picnic shelter
Reservations are accepted

Graham-Laurier Provincial Park

Located 145km/90mi northwest of Fort St. John, Graham-Laurier Provincial Park offers a beautiful country camping spot to enjoy activities such as hiking, horseback riding, fishing, and wildlife & scenery viewing.

Redfern-Keily Provincial Park

250km/155mi northwest of Fort St. John, Redfern-Keily Provincial Park has some of the most scenic landscapes in the Northern Rocky Mountains. Along with the beautiful trails to hike you can also enjoy fishing, boating and wildlife viewing. It is also possible to go river rafting, kayaking and canoeing along the Besa/Prophet Rivers and Sikanni Chief River out to the Alaska Highway.