Garibaldi Provincial Park

Garibaldi Park is located in the Coast Mountains 70 kms north of Vancouver, close to Squamish. Overnight campers should be prepared to be self-sufficient and practice backcountry ethics.

Reservations are required year-round for all areas and must be made before heading into the park. Proof of payment must be carried at all times when camping overnight in these areas. Please display your permit (confirmation letter) at each tent pad(s) or bunk(s).

Backcountry reservations: Backcountry camping is permitted in designated campsites only. These camping facilities are in the following areas:

• Diamond Head / Elfin Lakes / Rampart Ponds
• Garibaldi Lake / Taylor Meadows / Helm Creek
• Cheakamus Lake / Singing Creek
• Singing Pass / Russet Lake
• Wedgemount Lake

Elfin Lakes Shelter reservations: To purchase an overnight stay at the Elfin Shelter select the "Elfin Shelter" option and the number of persons. One reservation can include up to six people, and each person will have access to one spot in the shelter on which to sleep. The shelter has bunks for 33 people (11 double bunks, 11 single bunks) and bunk assignment is first-come, first-served upon arrival the shelter.

Wilderness Reservations: Wilderness reservations are available for mountaineers, climbers, ski tourers, and others with advanced skills in wilderness travel. Users who meet these criteria can select the wilderness camping option. Wilderness reservations are only valid in the designated Wilderness Camping Area [PDF].

Five park access points are located along Highway 99, Sea to Sky Highway, between Squamish and Pemberton. Vehicle access is recommended as the five trailheads are located anywhere from 2 km to 16 km off Highway 99. Buses are prohibited from parking overnight at trailhead parking lots.