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Susan in the group campsite picnic area
The Group Campsite is in the very center of the campground
in the map below. It contains a central firepit for cooking, 6-7 picnic
tables, and is close to water and toilets. Sorry, no showers, but there
is a nice glacier-fed river for the hardy!

Other Accommodation
Possibilities
If folks don't want to camp, Pemberton is only 3 km away, and it has
quite a few accommodation possibilities. We would suggest booking soon,
though.

Pemberton, BC with Mount Currie in background
The
Pemberton Hotel - "A relaxed character hotel situated in
the beautiful Pemberton Valley.
- Restaurant and dining rooms open from 5:30 am to 10:00 pm.
- Colour and cable T.V.
- Telephone
- Bath and shower
- Spectacular mountain views.
There are also a number of Bed & Breakfasts in the area:
Dovetail
Lodge B&B - "Come and relax at our gracious country
log home, located on 10 beautiful acres with the best views in the Pemberton
Valley. Three delightful rooms are available - all with queen-size beds
and cozy duvets, and as of the autumn of 2001, we are proud to introduce
our Ranchero Suite. This suite can accommodate up to eight persons and
is ideal for larger families or couples traveling together.
We have a very cozy lounge where you may curl up in front of a crackling
fire and read, write a letter, enjoy a variety of music or watch TV.
Wake up refreshed to the aroma of your breakfast being cooked and then
served on family heirlooms." Rates range from Canadian $79 to $119
(for the Ranchero Suite).
Pemberton
Creekside B&B and Gallery - "Three comfortable guest
bedrooms including queen with ensuite and double and twin rooms with
shared bathroom. Guest lounge with wood burning fireplace, peaceful
garden and sundeck. TV & VCR with video library. Hearty breakfasts
with home baking." Rates until mid-June are Canadian $69-79.
Rainbow
Valley Inn - "The Guest Lounge has large windows on three
sides with views of Mt. Currie to the south as well as across the duck
pond and the barn area. A large fireplace keeps things cozy in the winter
and a large covered deck area provides a place to relax in warmer weather.
NEW! Our outdoor hottub. We invite you to relax while enjoying the surrounding
mountains NEW! Our Family Suite with 2 bedrooms, bathroom, large livingroom
and kitchen.
Rates start at only $79 CDN/night ($55 US) for two people sharing
and of course, a large "country style" breakfast is included
in the price with home baked bread and farm fresh free range eggs."
Bed
and Breakfast Listing
and a bit more upscale...
The Pemberton
Valley Vineyard Inn - "The Inn's three large guest suites
each have a separate entrance, deck and fireplace. All rooms offer superb
view. Guests can enjoy mountain vistas and stargazing from the secluded
hottub. Choose from a continental breakfast served in your room, or
a country breakfast with fresh farm eggs, served in the Inn's cozy dining
area. Gourmet dinners featuring organic vegetables from the Inn's garden
will be prepared on request.
While staying at the Inn, you will be serenaded by crickets. The sheep
graze in the front field, while the chickens roost in the back. Dog
lovers will have the opportunity to meet the resident brown labradors,
"Scarlet" and "Barkley". Rates range from Canadian
$109 - 129.
Information about the area
BC
Parks information page - Nairn Falls - Covers basic park info,
location, facilities.
"Just 20 minutes north of Whistler is Nairn Falls Park. This
park provides a good base camp for exploring Whistler, the Pemberton
Valley or nearby Garibaldi Provincial Park. It is an excellent overnight
stop before continuing onto the Duffey Lake Road or points north or
south. The falls are 60 m high and a 1.5 km hiking trail will take you
to the viewpoint.
Outside the park, One Mile Lake is 2km north on Highway 99. This is
a popular area for swimming and picnicing. There are no lifeguards at
this lake. The Sani Station is located 2 km north across from the "Petro
Can" gas station. Other activities in the Pemberton area might
include horseback riding, river rafting or mountain biking."
BC
Adventure.com - "Nairn Falls is not to be missed. The waterfall
that this park draws it's name from plummets over 50 metres into the
valley below. Cast a fly line into nearby rivers or hike through the
conifers of a B.C. forest."
Pemberton.net
is the Pemberton & District Chamber of Commerce site, and has a
fair number of links to activities in the area, as well as a map of
Pemberton itself. "Nestled under majestic Mount Currie is the growing
village of Pemberton. Pemberton hosts a wide variety of recreation activities
including snowmobiling, horseback riding, skiing, golfing, hiking, rafting,
jet boating, and gliding."
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