Nicolum River Provincial Park

It campground is shut indefinitely, Stop clients can at present stroll into the recreation center if conditions, for example, climate allow and it is described by thick timberland cover and a little, quick streaming waterway.

Nicolum River Provincial Park, once in the past Nicolum Provincial Park, is an ordinary Park in British Columbia, Canada, arranged at the crossing point of the Nicolum and Coquihalla Rivers close to the town of Hope.

It gives angling chances to the voyaging open on Highway 3. Covered up inside the encompassing woods are blueberries and other eatable berries, and additionally Labrador tea, which was utilized by local individuals and early pioneers.

Swimming and sculling in the waterway aren't suggested, as water streams are exceptionally solid and angling is a probability, as Nicolum River contains some Coho salmon, relentless trout, and squawfish.