Watch for river hazards such as sweepers (trees hanging into the water), deadheads (submerged trees), sand and gravel bars, and high water during spring runoff or heavy rains.
Visitor Safety:
Swimming is not recommended, due to high volume water flow with dangerous currents.
Watch for river hazards such as sweepers (trees hanging into the water), deadheads (submerged trees), sand and gravel bars, and high water during spring runoff or heavy rains.
Bring your own drinking water, as potable water is not available in the park.
Cariboo River Provincial Park
About This Park
This linear park protects a large portion of the upper Cariboo River and surrounding wetlands, from Kimball Lake downstream to where the river enters Cariboo Lake. It is critical habitat for wildlife, especially moose and waterfowl. The waterfalls, old-growth and estuaries at this park can be accessed via canoe or power boat. The park provides opportunities for water-based recreation: canoeing, rafting and power boating. This park is a wilderness area that is not regularly serviced or patrolled.
Park Size: 3,211 hectares
Location and Maps
Vehicle access is on logging roads from Likely or Barkerville in snow free months only. The park is located approximately 90 km from the town of Likely on the 8400 Road or 70 km from the town of Barkerville on the 3100 Road. Please drive with caution on these active logging roads. Use your headlights at all times. The closest communities, towns and cities are Wells, Likely, Barkerville, Quesnel and Williams Lake.
Activities Available at this Park
Canoeing
Fishing
Hunting
Winter Recreation
Facilities Available at this Park
Boat Launch
Campfires
