Rustic Camping & Wilderness Retreat in South Chilcotins
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–5 days typical stay
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness needed for hiking and paddling activities
Overview
Experience authentic backcountry camping at Trigger Camp by Trigger Lake in British Columbia’s South Chilcotins. Rustic tents, fire rings, and alpine serenity await.
Trigger Camp
Non-Hosted Experience
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About This Adventure
Experience the charm of Trigger Camp, nestled by Trigger Lake. This rustic retreat offers cozy canvas tents, a fully equipped main cabin, and outdoor fire rings for memorable evenings. Perfect for self-sufficient groups, it’s an ideal spot to relax and recharge while exploring the stunning South Chilcotins.
Trigger Camp
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Pricing
- $535.00 + GST per night - entire cabin rental, up to 8 guests per night.
Trigger Camp is a Non-Hosted Experience. Your group is required to be completely self sufficient. This means bringing your own food & drinks to the cabin.
About
Innocently tucked along the shores of Trigger Lake, this camp is rustic, but none-the-less complete with service, warmth and all the promised comfort. Rest, re-fuel and re-charge with more vigor to continue your exploration of the South Chilcotins. Your nightly rental includes:
- Cozy beds complete with sleeping bags, pillows and mattresses in one of 5 fully outfitted canvas tents
- Camp wear including fleece jackets & camp footwear
- Hot shower
- Fully outfitted main cabin for dining, warming/drying, and gathering – complete with wood stove, lights, and full kitchen
- Outside fire ring for enjoying the wilderness evenings
- Solar power for indoor lights
Adventure Tips
Pack Layers for Variable Weather
South Chilcotins weather can shift quickly—bring warm layers even in summer.
Use Bear-Safe Storage
Store food securely to minimize wildlife encounters around camp.
Bring a Headlamp or Flashlight
Evenings here are dark; a reliable light helps navigate paths and campsites.
Carry Water Filtration
Lake water is clear but should be filtered or boiled before drinking.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Black bears
History
Gold Bridge was founded as a mining town in the late 1800s, with the Chilcotins maintaining a strong indigenous heritage that informs the region’s stewardship.
Conservation
Trigger Camp prioritizes minimal environmental impact using renewable energy and promoting leave-no-trace ethics for visitors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
All-Weather Tent
Essential for shelter and comfort during your stay.
summer specific
Warm Sleeping Bag
Needed for cool nights by the lake.
spring;fall;summer specific
Water Filter or Purifier
Ensures safe drinking water from the lake or streams.
Bear Spray
Provides added safety against occasional wildlife visits.
summer;fall specific