Roberts Creek Provincial Park
Roberts Creek
Park Size: 40 hectare
Park Amenities:
Roberts Creek Provincial Park is located in the Roberts Creek, BC area on the lower Sunshine Coast north of Gibsons B.C., south of Sechelt, British Columbia, Canada. It is located right off the Sunshine Coast Hwy.
The 40 hectare Provincial Park is separated into 3 areas. The day use picnic, campground and beach. The day use area accesses the waterfront directly and the pebbled beach. The beach is covered with driftwood, larger rocks and has a grassy area with some picnic tables high above looking down. The day use area has pit toilets onsite.
The second part of the park is designated for camping RVs and tenters. This section is more enclosed and under forest cover. The surrounding forests has many cedar and hemlock trees. The campsite has pit toilets and cold running water. Services do not run in winter seasons.
The 40 hectare Provincial Park is separated into 3 areas. The day use picnic, campground and beach. The day use area accesses the waterfront directly and the pebbled beach. The beach is covered with driftwood, larger rocks and has a grassy area with some picnic tables high above looking down. The day use area has pit toilets onsite.
The second part of the park is designated for camping RVs and tenters. This section is more enclosed and under forest cover. The surrounding forests has many cedar and hemlock trees. The campsite has pit toilets and cold running water. Services do not run in winter seasons.
Roberts Creek Provincial Park, Roberts Creek, BC on the Sunshine Coast.
Address:
Roberts Creek Provincial Park
Highway 101
Roberts Creek
Canada
How To Get ToRoberts Creek Provincial Park
:How to Get Here: Follow Hwy 101 north from Gibsons, BC for 10 km (6 mi.) or drive south on Hwy 101 from Sechelt BC to Roberts Creek. Approaching from Gibsons take a left at the highway provincial park sign - campground or the day use picnic area entrance. Each is seperated by 150 metres on the Sunshine Coast Hwy.
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