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2003-08-28 19:21:17Adams Lake Provincial Park (Bush Lake) - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Akamina-Kishinena Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Arbutus Grove Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Arrow Lakes Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Bear Creek Provincial Park - (the campground is still open but depending on wind conditions, there may be some smoke due to forest fires burning in the Okanagan area)
Beaver Creek Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Bedard Aspen Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to fire hazard)
Bennett Bay Protected Area - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Blanket Creek Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Bodega Ridge Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Bonaparte Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to fire hazard)
Boyle Point Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Bugaboo Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Burges and James Gadsden Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Burgoyne Bay Protected Area - (the only portion open, is the road through the park to the government dock)
Cabbage Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Callaghan Lake Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Carmanah Walbran Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Champion Lakes Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Chemainus River Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park - (All access to backcountry trails and hiking opportunities in this park are currently closed to the public. The park is still open to the public for the vehicle accessible campground and day-use/picnicking areas)
Cody Caves Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Columbia Ecological Reserve - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Columbia Lake Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Coquihalla Summit Recreation Area - (All access to backcountry trails, hiking opportunities and campsites in this park are currently closed to the public)
Cornwall Hills Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Cowichan River Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Crowsnest Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Cultus Lake Provincial Park - (All access to backcountry trails and hiking opportunities in this park are currently closed to the public. The park is still open to the public for the vehicle accessible campgrounds and day-use/picnicking areas)
Cummins Lake Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Cypress Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
D'Arcy Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Davis Creek campground (Kootenay Lake Provincial Park) - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Discovery Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Drumbeg Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Dry Gulch Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Elk Lakes Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Elk Valley Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Fossli Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Gabriola Sands Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Garibaldi Provincial Park - (the park is closed except the for Garibaldi Lake and Taylor Meadows campgrounds. Access will be permitted from the Rubble Creek Trailhead only; when the sites fill, the trail will be closed until such time as space is available)
Gilnockie Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Gilnockie Ecological Reserve - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Goat Range Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Golden Ears Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed; Alouette Lake is open for boating activity but, access to the shoreline and marine campsites are closed)
Goldstream Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Goosegrass Ecological Reserve - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Gowlland Tod Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Grohman Narrows Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Harry Lake Aspen Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Height of the Rockies Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Helliwell Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Hemer Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
High Lakes Basin Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Hitchie Creek - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Honeymoon Bay Ecological Reserve - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Isle-de-Lis Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
James Chabot Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Jedediah Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Jimsmith Lake Provincial Park - (Park visitors and area residents were issued an Evacuation Alert by the Fire Commissioners office at 8:00 am, August 27, 2003. The Evacuation Alert warned people of an imminent threat and were asked to be ready to leave on short notice. The park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Joffre Lakes Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
John Dean Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Juan de Fuca Provincial Park - (including all backcountry areas and vehicle accessible campgrounds)
Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to high forest fire hazard. The Cosens Bay Road will remain open for local residential vehicle traffic only)
Kianuko Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Kikomun Creek Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Kokanee Creek Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Koksilah River Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Kootenay Lake Marine accessible sites - (including Campbell Bay, Midge Creek and Drewry Point)
Lockhart Beach Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Lockhart Creek Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Lost Ledge campground - Kootenay Lake Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
MacDonald Creek Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Main Lakes Provincial Park
Manning Provincial Park - (including all backcountry areas and vehicle accessible campgrounds)
Marl Creek Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Martha Creek Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Memory Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Monashee Provincial Park & Protected Area - (including all backcountry areas)
Morrissey Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Morden Colliery Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Mount Fernie Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Mount Maxwell Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Mount Maxwell Ecological Reserve - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Mount Robson Provincial Park - (including all backcountry areas and vehicle accessible campgrounds)
Mount Sabine Ecological Reserve - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Mount Seymour Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Mount Tzuhalem Ecological Reserve - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Moyie Lake Provincial Park - (the park has also been closed to public traffic and all campground and day use areas for safety reasons, due to forest fire equipment working in the area)
Myra-Bellevue Protected Area - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to high forest fire hazard)
Nancy Greene Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Narvaez Bay Protected Area - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Niskonlith Lake Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Norbury Lake Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
nunsti Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Okanagan Lake Provincial Park - (the campground is still open but depending on wind conditions, there may be some smoke due to forest fires burning in the Okanagan area)
Okanagan Mountain Provincial Park - (this park is also currently closed to public access due to a forest fire burning in and near the park)
Oregon Jack Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Petroglyph Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Pilot Bay Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Pinecone Burke Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Premier Lake Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Prevost Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Purcell Wilderness Conservancy and Corridor - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Ram Creek Ecological Reserve - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Roberts Memorial Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Rosebery Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Rosewall Creek Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Ryan Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Sabine Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Sandwell Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Sandy Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Shelter Bay campground - Arrow Lakes Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Shuswap Lake Provincial Park - (The Provincial Fire Commissioner has issued a precautionary evacuation alert for the North Shore of Shuswap Lake as a result of the McGillivray fire. This area includes Shuswap Lake Provincial Park. The park is OPEN and under no immediate threat. It is expected that if the fire raises any concerns, plenty of notice would be given for an orderly evacuation, but campers should expect to be in a state of readiness to leave on one hour's notice. Good progress is being made on the McGillivray fire, which is a considerable distance from the park. The fire is fully guarded and the guards withstood active winds Wednesday night, August 27, 2003)
Skagit Valley Provincial Park - (All access to backcountry trails and hiking opportunities in this park are currently closed to the public. The park is still open to the public for the vehicle accessible campgrounds and day-use/picnicking areas)
Sooke Mountain Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Spectacle Lake Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Spipiyus Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Squitty Bay Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
St. Mary's Alpine Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Stagleap Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Strathcona Provincial park - (includes all vehicle accessible campgrounds, backcountry area and Buttle Lake marine sites)
Summit Lake Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Syringa Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Taylor Point Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Tetrahendron Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to fire burning adjacent to park)
Top of the World Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Tsintsunko Lakes Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Tumbo Island Protected Area - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Tweedsmuir South Provincial Park - (including all backcountry areas and vehicle accessible campgrounds)
Upper Lillooet Provincial Park - (the forest service access road to this park has been closed to the public)
Valhalla Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Vaseux Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to forest fire in and near the park)
Wakes Cove Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Wallace Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Wardner Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Wasa Lake Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Wells Gray Provincial Park - (campfire ban throughout ALL of Wells Gray Park)
West Arm Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
West Shawnigan Lake Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Whaleboat Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Whiteswan Lake Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Windermere Lake Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Yahk Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Akamina-Kishinena Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Arbutus Grove Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Arrow Lakes Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Bear Creek Provincial Park - (the campground is still open but depending on wind conditions, there may be some smoke due to forest fires burning in the Okanagan area)
Beaver Creek Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Bedard Aspen Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to fire hazard)
Bennett Bay Protected Area - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Blanket Creek Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Bodega Ridge Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Bonaparte Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to fire hazard)
Boyle Point Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Bugaboo Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Burges and James Gadsden Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Burgoyne Bay Protected Area - (the only portion open, is the road through the park to the government dock)
Cabbage Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Callaghan Lake Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Carmanah Walbran Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Champion Lakes Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Chemainus River Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park - (All access to backcountry trails and hiking opportunities in this park are currently closed to the public. The park is still open to the public for the vehicle accessible campground and day-use/picnicking areas)
Cody Caves Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Columbia Ecological Reserve - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Columbia Lake Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Coquihalla Summit Recreation Area - (All access to backcountry trails, hiking opportunities and campsites in this park are currently closed to the public)
Cornwall Hills Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Cowichan River Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Crowsnest Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Cultus Lake Provincial Park - (All access to backcountry trails and hiking opportunities in this park are currently closed to the public. The park is still open to the public for the vehicle accessible campgrounds and day-use/picnicking areas)
Cummins Lake Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Cypress Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
D'Arcy Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Davis Creek campground (Kootenay Lake Provincial Park) - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Discovery Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Drumbeg Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Dry Gulch Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Elk Lakes Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Elk Valley Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Fossli Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Gabriola Sands Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Garibaldi Provincial Park - (the park is closed except the for Garibaldi Lake and Taylor Meadows campgrounds. Access will be permitted from the Rubble Creek Trailhead only; when the sites fill, the trail will be closed until such time as space is available)
Gilnockie Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Gilnockie Ecological Reserve - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Goat Range Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Golden Ears Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed; Alouette Lake is open for boating activity but, access to the shoreline and marine campsites are closed)
Goldstream Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Goosegrass Ecological Reserve - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Gowlland Tod Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Grohman Narrows Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Harry Lake Aspen Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Height of the Rockies Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Helliwell Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Hemer Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
High Lakes Basin Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Hitchie Creek - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Honeymoon Bay Ecological Reserve - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Isle-de-Lis Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
James Chabot Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Jedediah Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Jimsmith Lake Provincial Park - (Park visitors and area residents were issued an Evacuation Alert by the Fire Commissioners office at 8:00 am, August 27, 2003. The Evacuation Alert warned people of an imminent threat and were asked to be ready to leave on short notice. The park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Joffre Lakes Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
John Dean Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Juan de Fuca Provincial Park - (including all backcountry areas and vehicle accessible campgrounds)
Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to high forest fire hazard. The Cosens Bay Road will remain open for local residential vehicle traffic only)
Kianuko Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Kikomun Creek Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Kokanee Creek Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Koksilah River Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Kootenay Lake Marine accessible sites - (including Campbell Bay, Midge Creek and Drewry Point)
Lockhart Beach Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Lockhart Creek Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Lost Ledge campground - Kootenay Lake Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
MacDonald Creek Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Main Lakes Provincial Park
Manning Provincial Park - (including all backcountry areas and vehicle accessible campgrounds)
Marl Creek Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Martha Creek Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Memory Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Monashee Provincial Park & Protected Area - (including all backcountry areas)
Morrissey Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Morden Colliery Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Mount Fernie Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Mount Maxwell Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Mount Maxwell Ecological Reserve - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Mount Robson Provincial Park - (including all backcountry areas and vehicle accessible campgrounds)
Mount Sabine Ecological Reserve - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Mount Seymour Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Mount Tzuhalem Ecological Reserve - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Moyie Lake Provincial Park - (the park has also been closed to public traffic and all campground and day use areas for safety reasons, due to forest fire equipment working in the area)
Myra-Bellevue Protected Area - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to high forest fire hazard)
Nancy Greene Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Narvaez Bay Protected Area - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Niskonlith Lake Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Norbury Lake Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
nunsti Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Okanagan Lake Provincial Park - (the campground is still open but depending on wind conditions, there may be some smoke due to forest fires burning in the Okanagan area)
Okanagan Mountain Provincial Park - (this park is also currently closed to public access due to a forest fire burning in and near the park)
Oregon Jack Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Petroglyph Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Pilot Bay Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Pinecone Burke Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Premier Lake Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Prevost Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Purcell Wilderness Conservancy and Corridor - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Ram Creek Ecological Reserve - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Roberts Memorial Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Rosebery Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Rosewall Creek Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Ryan Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Sabine Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Sandwell Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Sandy Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Shelter Bay campground - Arrow Lakes Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Shuswap Lake Provincial Park - (The Provincial Fire Commissioner has issued a precautionary evacuation alert for the North Shore of Shuswap Lake as a result of the McGillivray fire. This area includes Shuswap Lake Provincial Park. The park is OPEN and under no immediate threat. It is expected that if the fire raises any concerns, plenty of notice would be given for an orderly evacuation, but campers should expect to be in a state of readiness to leave on one hour's notice. Good progress is being made on the McGillivray fire, which is a considerable distance from the park. The fire is fully guarded and the guards withstood active winds Wednesday night, August 27, 2003)
Skagit Valley Provincial Park - (All access to backcountry trails and hiking opportunities in this park are currently closed to the public. The park is still open to the public for the vehicle accessible campgrounds and day-use/picnicking areas)
Sooke Mountain Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Spectacle Lake Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Spipiyus Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Squitty Bay Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
St. Mary's Alpine Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Stagleap Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Strathcona Provincial park - (includes all vehicle accessible campgrounds, backcountry area and Buttle Lake marine sites)
Summit Lake Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Syringa Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Taylor Point Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Tetrahendron Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to fire burning adjacent to park)
Top of the World Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Tsintsunko Lakes Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Tumbo Island Protected Area - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Tweedsmuir South Provincial Park - (including all backcountry areas and vehicle accessible campgrounds)
Upper Lillooet Provincial Park - (the forest service access road to this park has been closed to the public)
Valhalla Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Vaseux Provincial Park - (entire park has also been closed to public - no access due to forest fire in and near the park)
Wakes Cove Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Wallace Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Wardner Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Wasa Lake Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Wells Gray Provincial Park - (campfire ban throughout ALL of Wells Gray Park)
West Arm Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
West Shawnigan Lake Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Whaleboat Island Provincial Park - (has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Whiteswan Lake Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
Windermere Lake Provincial Park - (park has also been closed to public - no access due to extreme fire hazard)
Yahk Provincial Park - (the park campground and/or day use area are still open; public access to all other areas in the park is closed)
