North Thompson River Provincial Park, BC. North Thompson River Provincial Park, Clearwater, British Columbia

This 126 hectare North Thompson River Provincial Park encompasses both dry and wet ranges of the interior. Wildlife such as marten, coyote, deer, moose and bears are resident in the forest cover of Douglas fir, lodgepole pine, juniper, cedar and spruce. Birdlife is common and includes such species as the chickadee, thrush, woodpecker and bald eagle. A miniature railroad, gallery, museum, river rafting, golf and bike rentals are just some of the areas attractions.

LOCATION

Access to the park is found off of Highway 5, 5 km south of Clearwater near the joining if the Clearwater and Thompson Rivers.

PARK FACILITIES & ACTIVITIES

Camping - The 61 site campground provides water, wood and toilets. A playground and picnic area are located nearby.

Fishing and Boating - North Thompson River Provincial Park encompasses various waterways where Dolly Varden, rainbow trout and Chinook salmon are resident.

Hiking and Trails - Hiking trails lead to the areas scenic features.

COMMERCIAL FACILITIES

The nearby town of Clearwater provides the visitor with fuel, accomadation, meals and other necessary supplies.

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