Park overview
Erie Creek Provincial Park protects a mature cedar-hemlock forest and riparian black cottonwood ecosystem along the northern banks of Erie Creek. Despite the park’s small land base (15 hectares), it provides an essential wildlife corridor for large mammals. In addition, Erie Creek retains healthy populations of both rainbow and introduced brook trout.
The park was formerly a day-use area; however, constant flooding and the resulting damage to facilities prompted BC Parks to close the site. Currently, the park is unsigned and deactivation of the entrance road and parking area discourages day-use.
Established Date: August 11, 1965
Park Size: 15 hectares
Special Notes:
- Please Note: No facilities are offered in this park.
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Park details
- Date established: August 11, 1965
- Size: 15 hectares
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Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples
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