Sasquatch Provincial Park was originally created by the Order-in-Council in 1959 and was called Green Point Provincial Park. Development in the 1960s added a lakefront area for picnicking and in 1968, the adjacent lakes Hicks, Deer and Trout were added. The park was then renamed Sasquatch Provincial Park after the Sasquatch (or Bigfoot) who is alleged to have roamed the area.

Sasquatch is located off of Highway 7 about 6km north of Harrison Hot Springs and has ample opportunity for canoeing, kayaking, swimming, and boating. Visitors of this park can also enjoy hiking, picnicking and camping.

This park is open year round with reduced services and fees in the off season.

Reservations for individual campgrounds can be made through Discover Camping.

A group site is available at this park. For more information or to book the site, contact Ellen by telephone, (604) 986-9371 or by email, info@seatoskyparks.com.

current advisories for this park

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  Sasquatch Closed
  2008-10-29
  

  Sasquatch Provincial Park full service camping is now closed for the season.

  Winter camping is available at this park in Hicks, Bench and Lakeside camgrounds.

  For further information on winter camping and start up for the 2009 season for Sasquatch Provincial Parks visit, BC Parks.

   

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  Reservations End September 15, 2008
  2008-09-15
  

  Reservations for the 2008 Camping Season has ended.

  All reservable campgrounds will now be operating at first come, first serve.