Blanket Creek Provincial Park

Blanket Creek Provincial Park

Blanket Creek Provincial Park is a scenic area located in the Columbia River Valley, offering rich natural beauty and a variety of recreational activities.

318
Acres Protected
5
Miles of Trails
Approximately 70,000
Annual Visitors
1982
Year Established

About Blanket Creek Provincial Park

Blanket Creek Provincial Park
 

Located just 25 kilometers south of Revelstoke, Blanket Creek Provincial Park is a natural haven in British Columbia known for its lush forests, vibrant wildlife, and proximity to the scenic Columbia River. The park covers 318 acres of diverse landscapes including beautiful beaches, wetlands, and dense woodlands. This area provides a delightful habitat for a myriad of wildlife, including black bears, deer, and numerous bird species, making it a popular spot for wildlife watching. Established in 1982, the park has become a beloved destination for both locals and tourists seeking outdoor recreation and tranquility. Key attractions include the Sutherland Falls, a small but picturesque waterfall, and the nearby Arrow Lake. The park’s campsites and plentiful opportunities for hiking, fishing, and kayaking add to its appeal. Its setting offers visitors a chance to unwind in nature while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and water bodies.

Highlights

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Sutherland Falls

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Columbia River

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Arrow Lake access

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Rich wildlife areas

Notable Natural Features

Sutherland Falls

A scenic waterfall that offers a tranquil spot for photography.

Arrow Lake

Provides opportunities for fishing and kayaking.

Wildlife Viewing Areas

Excellent for spotting native species including bears and deer.