Mount Fernie Provincial Park

We had a great experience at Mount Fernie Provincial Park. We spent two nights and really enjoyed ourselves. Everyone was respectful, and super quiet. The sites were well maintained and fairly large. Great cell phone reception as you are just a few minutes drive outside of town. Showers were great, clean, and we were supplied with nice warm water and good water pressure. My only criticism is the barking dogs that live near the provincial park. I think there's a property on the way up to the site that has a large dog that they clearly can't control. This is out of the Parks' control, but it was quite irritating early in the morning and late at night. We will return and book a site deeper into the park to avoid hearing this dog.

Such a beautiful spot to camp. We had a spot right by the creek. You could hear it the whole time in your site. At night the stars were out in full force. It was so beautiful. There are hiking trails right from the campsite and the campsite is only minutes from town. It's so peaceful and quiet. A great way to get away from it all.

This park is very close to the main road and easy to find. The road to the park include 1.2 km of gravel road but it is well maintained. Available campsites are listed on the park bulletin board and there are signs on each site clearly indicating which sites are available on FCFS basis. The sites offer no services but are large, fairly level and fairly private. There is a large, new, clean, central shower house with flush toilets plus pit toilets around the park. The showers are free and have hot water. The campground is on a hillside and the roads have old, pitted pavement. The interpretive trail along a creek was well maintained with good signs that are informative and looked like new. This park has hiking and mountain bike trails with maps at the trail heads that include difficulty level.

This is such a great park. Staff were great , sites are well treed and large. Some little hikes and a creek right in the park . Pit and regular toilets, free showers but you do have to boil water, so best to bring or buy drinking water .

Amazing park! Trails nearby, creek to dip in bike wash stations and showers. Most camps are heavily shaded so great in the heat of summer. Staff is friendly and very on top of things at the park. First come first serve sites are limited and very difficult to get but we lucked out. If you plan to go for first come first serve sites make sure to have a backup plan in the area.

Nice place to stay a few days. Shady, very well maintained, clean and good campsite size. Missing a playground for kids though. Biking and hiking are the main things to do here.

I recently visited a beautiful BC provincial park for a hiking trip. The lush greenery surrounding me was a sight to behold and it instantly made me feel more relaxed as I began my walk. The trail was peaceful, allowing me to take in the natural beauty of the surrounding area. The highlight of my hike was discovering a small river that was simply stunning. The refreshing water flowed gracefully through the rocks and trees, and I couldn't resist taking a moment to sit down and appreciate it all. Overall, it was a fantastic day filled with awe-inspiring views and a much-needed escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Excellent provincial park. Good showers here that were very clean when we visited. There are numerous potable water taps throughout the park and a dish sink at the showers and bathrooms. The outhouses have been recently redone, so recent when we visited that they still smelled strongly of fresh ceder wood. The campsites are spread out reasonable far and well wooded. We stayed during the pandemic when only BC residents were supposed to be allowed, though 90% of the campers were from Alberta, but the park was so spacious there wasn't any worry about being too close to any other parties.