Crown Land Near Squamish
12 crown land sites
0 fishing spots
8 campgrounds
Squamish is the outdoor capital of the Sea-to-Sky corridor, and crown land is essentially in town: Stawamus Chief Provincial Park and Protected Area, one of BC's most climbed granite monoliths, sit under 2 km from downtown, alongside Shannon Falls Park and the Crumpit Woods trail network. This page rounds up the closest public land, campgrounds and road trips around Squamish.
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Crown Land Nearby
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2 km
STAWAMUS CHIEF PARK
PROVINCIAL PARK
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3 km
STAWAMUS CHIEF PROTECTED AREA
PROTECTED AREA
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4 km
SHANNON FALLS PARK
PROVINCIAL PARK
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4 km
Crumpit Woods trails reserve
Recreation Site
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5 km
Tantalus Landing Marine Site
Recreation Site
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6 km
Squamsih Harbour South
Recreation Site
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7 km
Diamond Head Parking
Recreation Site
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7 km
Mamquam Parking
Recreation Site
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8 km
MURRIN PARK
PROVINCIAL PARK
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8 km
BRACKENDALE EAGLES PARK
PROVINCIAL PARK
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8 km
East Shore Watts Point
Recreation Reserve
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8 km
BAYNES ISLAND ECOLOGICAL RESERVE
ECOLOGICAL RESERVE
Nearest Campgrounds
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — Stawamus Chief Provincial Park and Protected Area is under 2 km from downtown, with Shannon Falls Park and Crumpit Woods trails just as close.
The Chief's campground is fee-based and books up quickly; dispersed crown land camping is available further up the Squamish Valley forest service roads.
Squamish to Whistler (Sea-to-Sky Highway) is the classic route, about 40 minutes north.
Regulations
A valid BC fishing licence is required to fish anywhere on this page. The Chief's trails close seasonally for raptor nesting and rockfall risk; dispersed camping further up the valley requires checking current wildfire bans before heading out.
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