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Tent Site Booking

$25.00 - $25.00 Tent Site Booking

P.O. Box 343, Pemberton, British Columbia, V0N 2L0, Canada 000000000 9 Tent Campsite Tenquille Lake Tent Site 0

Tenquille Lake Tent Site 0

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Property description

Tent sites bookings open 60 days prior to arrival date at 5pm. The Tenquille area is often snow covered until late June and snow has arrived in October.

Please note: You must create an account to complete bookings for the Tenquille Cabin or Tent Sites - go to the home page. Once the account form has been submitted an email will be sent to you - please follow the direction in the email in order to complete the creation of your account. Once you have responded to the email you will be able to log-in and complete bookings. If you have any issues please send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Tenquille Tent Sites are available by reservation only. You must have a confirmed reservation PRIOR to arrival - there is no cell service on site. You must bring the confirmation of your reservation to show the Site Operator.

Commercial use of the Tenquille Cabin and Tent Sites is NOT permitted! (ie. guides or guests in any guided groups, benefit or fee for service, film groups). This includes all recreational activities (ie. mountain biking, backcountry skiing, hiking, mountaineering) and business purposes (ie. filming, product advertising).

Capacity: There are 9 tent sites limited to 2 tents and 4 adults per site. Max number consecutive booking nights is 10. Drop-ins are not permitted.

Cost: $25.00 per site per day

Open for Bookings: June 15 - Oct 31. The Tenquille area is often snow covered until late June and snow has arrived in October.

Outhouses: Urine diverting toilets. Bring your own hand sanitizers and toilet paper.

Dogs, pets and horses are NOT permitted in the Tenquille Lake Recreation Site, Cabin or Tent Sites. Registered Guide Dogs for the visually impaired are exempt from this prohibition.
Check-in after 3:00 pm, check-out before 11:00 am
Quiet hours 11:00 pm to 7:00 am The Tenquille Cabin & Tent Sites are for active people & families. Respect quiet hours so all can enjoy - it is not a party place! If the Site Operator or another party asks you to be quiet, please be reasonable & curtail your activities. Get along – everyone has worked hard to get here!*
This is Bear Country! Keep your tent site clean!! Tent sites are to be cleaned daily and left clean upon your departure. Store your food in the Cache Storage lockers provided. Clean up is NOT the responsibility of the Site Operator - if you are asked to clean or put things away, please do so promptly.
You Packed It In, You Must Pack It Out The Rec Site has no garbage removal service. Pack out everything you brought with you including any ´green´ propane bottles. Leaving garbage, food scraps and food wrappers behind is a hazard for the next camper as well as bears. Leave No Trace
Food Cache Lockers: Campers are to use the food cache lockers and keep their food well away from tents. There are two lockers available.
Discharge of Firearms is Prohibited within any BC Rec Site - the entire Tenquille Lake area is a Provincial Rec Site.
Campfires are NOT Permitted at Tenquille Rec Site There is a social fire pit, wood is available from the Site Operator.

The Pemberton Wildlife Association (PWA) and many Pemberton community volunteers built and have maintained the trails accessing Tenquille Lake, Cabin and Tent Sites. For decades, lake side tenting was self-managed by users and dedicated volunteers from the PWA. The PWA takes great pride in what the volunteers have built, as our guest, please show appreciation for their hard work by respecting the Rec Site, the surrounding area and those who share the area with you.

The Tenquille to Owl Lakes Recreation Area is a Special Place!
Please RESPECT the land & facilities provided for you.
Pack Out Everything You Packed In - Leave No Trace

Room types

$25.00

Tent Campsite

9

Features

Check in times

Check in is 3:00pm
Check out is 11:00am

Driving directions

Branch 12 Trailhead Access

You need a 4x4 vehicle with good clearance to get to the Branch 12 trailhead. It takes approximately 1.5 hours to get to the trailhead from Pemberton.

Drive through the town of Pemberton and travel west on the Pemberton Meadows Road
Turn RIGHT onto Lillooet River Forest Service Road and cross the Lillooet River Bridge
Zero your odometer at bridge, you will be on gravel from this point on
Approximately 7km take the right hand turn (up) to the Hurley Main
After about 13km look for the Hurley River/Tenquille Branch sign “Branch 12” and turn right
Mainly 4×4 access beyond turnoff, distance to the trailhead is about 5km
Some 2WD vehicles with good clearance can drive part way down Branch 12 and park in the designated parking area approximately 2km from turnoff. Past this point 4X4 vehicles are strongly recommended. The culverts have been removed, expect 48 water bars beyond this point. 4x4 with GOOD CLEARANCE is essential.
DO NOT PARK BLOCKING THE ROAD. ENSURE FREE AND EASY ACCESS FOR ALL VEHICLES
From the trail head: The trail leads northwest, swinging around the south side of Goat Peak, ascending the upper Wolverine Creek drainage where it meets the trail from the Lillooet River bridge. The grade of this trail is generally quite gentle, and the route offers views of the Pemberton Valley, Copper Dome and other mountain peaks. After hiking for approximately 5km, you’ll reach the meadows at Tenquille Pass before descending to Tenquille Lake.

Lillooet River Trailhead Access

Drive through the town of Pemberton and travel west on the Pemberton Meadows Road
Turn RIGHT onto the Lillooet River Forest Road and cross the Lillooet River Bridge
Park at the Bridge and the Tenquille Lake Historic Trail trailhead is 75m off the small side road – DO NOT PARK ON OR BLOCK THIS ROAD!
This trail ascends steep rocky terrain for the first few kilometers and then gradually follows the contour of the landscape until crossing Wolverine Creek

Policies & disclaimers

CANCELLATION POLICY

You must have appropriate vehicles, equipment and driving skill for the roads. Refunds are not provided if guests are unable drive the roads. Do not reserve the cabin or tent sites if your vehicle is inadequate, improperly equipped or you do not have the necessary skills or experience to travel mountain roads.
Guests are expected to be competent to hike, ski or snowshoe into the cabin or tent sites in rugged mountain terrain. Refunds are not provided if guests are unable to reach the cabin because of navigation error or fatigue or group dynamics.
In winter, guests must be capable of backcountry navigation, breaking trail, avalanche assessment/avoidance and more. Do not reserve the cabin or tent sites if you or anyone in your party is novice, unprepared, physically unable, improperly equipped or inexperienced.
NO exceptions will be made to our cancel/refund/no-show policy. Due to provincial policies, changes are NOT accepted to reservations. This includes, but not limited to: errors when making a reservation, campground evictions, inclement weather, air quality, personal reasons, medical reasons, vehicle problems, vacating your campsite early, etc.
Reservations are Non-Transferable, and can NOT be offered for Resale or Resold at anytime. Reservations found being offered for resale or resold, will be rendered void and cancelled with no refund. At least one of the reservation holders must be on-site overnight for each day of the reservation. Picture ID may be required to keep your reservation valid. Reservations are not transferable. Reservation holder name(s) must be provided at the time of booking and cannot be added or changed later. Any reservation holders found to be transferring or selling their reservations to another party, risk their reservation being cancelled without a refund. If a guest can no longer use their reservation, they are encouraged to cancel it as soon as possible so that space can be made available for someone else.

Cancellation seven or more days prior

A guest may request cancellation of a reservation up to seven (7) days prior to the first day of the reservation. Send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. stating your name, dates of reservation and the confirmation number, if possible. If the cancellation is authorized, an administration fee is charged of $10 or 10% of the amount, whichever is greater.

Cancellation less than seven days prior

No refunds for cancellation less than seven days prior to the first day of the reservation
There are no rescheduling of reservations
There are no refunds given for hazardous conditions prior to or during the booking dates