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Provincial park in British Columbia, Canada
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E.C. Manning Provincial Park is a provincial park in British Columbia, covering 70,844 hectares. Manning Park is one of the most popular destination areas in the province. The landscape diversity of this park combined with 4 seasons' development, provides a wide range of summer & winter recreational opportunities such as hiking, horseback riding, kayaking & canoeing.
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Take in the view from this lookout, one of the most breathtaking and easily accessible panoramic views in the area
A lodge and cabins in a valley in the park. Lodge rooms have an occupancy of up to 4 persons and include bar fridge, microwave and TV. Cabins include the above plus a full kitchen and have an occupancy of 8-14 people. Amenities include fireside lounge, games room, indoor pool, sauna and hot tub, tennis courts and volleyball court.
Requires reservations after mid-June.
It is near the Similkameen River with a few sites overlooking the river. Sites cannot be reserved.
It is the only campground not on water. Sites cannot be reserved.
It is also on the Similkameen River and tends to be the first campground to open. Sites cannot be reserved.
By bus
By foot
If you are a hiker, Manning Provincial Park is the northern terminus of the Pacific Crest Trail. The southern terminus of the trail is at the United States-Mexico border.
Most of the public roads in the park are paved, with the exception of certain campground access roads the upper sub-alpine meadows portion of the lookout road, adjacent to the Manning Park Lodge.
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