Emory Creek Provincial Park

The park extends along the western bank of the Fraser River, offering a treed campground with 35 vehicle-accessible sites and natural river frontage.

The location marks the site of a former boomtown established in 1858 during the Fraser Canyon Gold Rush, which grew to include thirteen streets and multiple businesses.

The land holds deep connections to Indigenous Peoples, while also representing the evolution from gold rush settlement to railway terminus and recreational space.

Visitors can access camping facilities from May through October, with sites available on a first-come basis at $21 per night for regular admission.

The park preserves the location where Chinese miners continued their gold search after other prospectors moved northward during the 1858 gold rush period.

Location: Area B (South Fraser Canyon/Sunshine Valley)

GPS coordinates: 49.51114,-121.41516

Latest update: March 3, 2025 09:04