With lush forest and riverfront campsites it provides the perfect setting for your retreat from the everyday grind, with local shopping and attractions just a short distance away. Directly across the street is a bike park and disc golf course, both for all ages and abilities. For those looking to explore, there are numerous provincial parks close by, as well as lots of opportunities for hiking and biking.



The community of Hope is a great place to stop on your way into the mountains, for a family reunion or a quiet place to get away from it all. Chainsaw wood carvings are displayed and exhibited throughout the downtown core of Hope. Othello Tunnels is the popular name for the main human-made features of Coquihalla Canyon Provincial Park, east of Hope along the canyon of the Coquihalla River and a de-commissioned railway grade, now a walking trail.



Originally part of the Kettle Valley Railway, five tunnels and a series of bridges give views of the Coquihalla River as it passes through the river's narrow gorge. Located 154 kilometres east of Vancouver, Hope is at the southern tip of the Coquihalla Highway and has easy access off the TransCanada Hwy.



The campground offers showers, washrooms, a sani-station, a covered BBQ area for bigger groups, a volleyball court, a playground, a laundromat and a well stocked convenience store.  

Check out what they have to offer at www.coquihallacampground.ca