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Backcountry campground · British Columbia, Canada

Red Heather Campground

Garibaldi Park

Red Heather Campground is a backcountry campground in Garibaldi Park with 15 tent sites. It is open only during the winter.

Red Heather Campground is a backcountry campground in Garibaldi Park, British Columbia, Canada, with 15 sites. You book it ahead through BC Parks reservations.

How booking Red Heather Campground works

BC Parks takes the bookings for this backcountry campground. Booking system: BC Parks reservations. BC Parks lists 15 sites.

Checked against the agency page on October 31, 2026.

At a glance

Type
Backcountry campground
Sites
15 sites
Season
“Another, Red Heather, is open only during the winter.”
Site types
15 tent sites
Fees (CAD)
  • Adults aged 16 and over (all Garibaldi backcountry campgrounds, tax included): $25 per night
  • Youths aged 6 to 15 (all Garibaldi backcountry campgrounds, tax included): $5 per night
  • Children under 6 (all Garibaldi backcountry campgrounds, tax included): free

As BC Parks states them on 2026-10-31. Check the BC Parks page before you book.

Booked through
BC Parks reservations

In an emergency, call 911.

This page has no PermitSnag alert for Red Heather Campground yet. Book it with BC Parks.

Red Heather Campground: questions

Do I need to book Red Heather Campground ahead?

Yes. Red Heather Campground is booked online through BC Parks reservations, run by BC Parks.

How many sites does Red Heather Campground have?

BC Parks lists 15 sites at Red Heather Campground.

How much does Red Heather Campground cost?

BC Parks lists: Adults aged 16 and over (all Garibaldi backcountry campgrounds, tax included) $25 CAD per night; Youths aged 6 to 15 (all Garibaldi backcountry campgrounds, tax included) $5 CAD per night; Children under 6 (all Garibaldi backcountry campgrounds, tax included) free.

When is Red Heather Campground open?

BC Parks says: "Another, Red Heather, is open only during the winter."

What is the emergency number at Garibaldi Park?

In Canada, call 911 for police, fire or ambulance, and for search and rescue.