Emperor Falls Campground

Campgrounds in this park

• Berg Lake Trail
• Lucerne Campground
• Other Mount Robson backcountry (Mount Fitzwilliam and Moose River Trail)
• Robson Meadows Campground
• Robson Meadows groupsite
• Robson River Campground
• Robson River Campground electrified sites

Activities the source lists

• Hiking
• Swimming
• Wildlife viewing
• Pets on leash
• Cycling
• Horseback riding
• Climbing
• Caving
• Winter recreation
• E-Biking
• Interpretive programs
• Fishing

Facilities as published

• Robson River Six EV chargers are available at Mount Robson Welcome Centre. Two are 25 kW Delta chargers, and four are J-1772 compatible with a 7.3 kW output. To learn more information about the chargers available, visit PlugShare.com .
• There are picnic tables on the Berg Lake Trail and in the Corridor area. Picnic tables are available on a first come, first served basis. There are no fees for picnicking, and tables cannot be reserved. Berg Lake Trail Picnic tables are available at the south end of Kinney Lake. This area is approximately 5 km from the parking lot and trailhead. The tables are available for day-hikers as well as for campers who are hiking the entire trail. Corridor There are various picnic sites along the highway corridor. These span East Portal, at the park’s eastern entrance, to the Mount Robson Park viewpoint at the western boundary.
• Berg Lake Trail There are pit toilets at all campgrounds on the Berg Lake Trail. Toilet paper is not provided at any sites along trail, so come prepared. Corridor All day-use picnic areas along the highway corridor have pit toilets. There are no flush toilets in the Corridor area. Robson Meadows, Robson Rivers, Lucerne Pit toilets are available at the Robson Meadows, Robson River, and Lucerne campgrounds. Robson Meadows and Robson River also have flush toilets.
• Hot showers are available at Robson Meadows and Robson River campgrounds.
• Berg Lake Trail Boil, filter, or otherwise treat water from all sources on the Berg Lake Trail before drinking or using it for anything. Corridor Safe drinking water is available at the Welcome Centre in the Mount Robson Corridor area. Robson Meadows and Robson River There are cold-water taps throughout the campgrounds. Taps are shut off during the off season. Lucerne Well water is available via two hand pumps. Boil, filter, or otherwise treat water before drinking or using it for anything else.
• Accessibility information is available for these areas of the park: Berg Lake Trail East Portal Lucerne Campground Moose Lake day-use area Robson Meadows Campground Robson River Campground
• Robson Meadows The Robson Meadows Campground includes a children’s playground. Welcome Centre A playground and climbing frame are at the west end of the Welcome Centre.
• A sani-station is available on Kinney Lake Road next to the Welcome Centre. Sani-station fee $5 per discharge
• Berg Lake Trail, Corridor Campfires are not allowed on the Berg Lake Trail or in the Corridor area. Use a camping stove for cooking. Anyone found starting or maintaining an open fire may be ticketed or, in some cases, evicted from the park. Robson Meadows, Robson River, Lucerne Campfires are allowed in these areas. We provide campfire rings at each campsite in Robson Meadows, Robson River, and Lucerne campgrounds. You can buy firewood from the park operator or campground host. Campfire etiquette To preserve plants and ground cover, do not gather firewood in the park. Gathering firewood is an offence under the Park Act. If you bring firewood, buy it locally. Wood from other areas can spread invasive species. To learn more, visit Buy Local, Burn Local . Please keep you’re your campfire small, to help maintain air quality. Bring a camping stove for cooking.
• Robson River Robson River Campground offers 15-amp, 30-amp, and 50-amp electrical hook-ups at 22 campsites (sites 20 to 41). There is an additional charge of $8 per night for these sites, whether you use power or not. For more information on this campground, see the frontcountry camping section. Fees (per night) Electrified sites (15, 30, or 50-amp service) $8 (in addition to regular camping fee, whether power is used or not)
• The Mount Robson Welcome Centre is at the park’s western entrance. It is within easy walking distance of campgrounds, a restaurant, a gift store, and a gas station. The Welcome Centre provides information on Mount Robson Park and BC Parks. The centre also features natural history displays.

Camping information as published

• Berg Lake Trail Camping is still allowed along the Berg Lake Trail in the off-season. Camp at designated campsites on tent pads only on a first come, first served basis. The Mount Robson Welcome Centre is closed, and check-in is not required. There are no reservations, registration, or fees charged. No services are provided, and pit toilets are not serviced. Please take your garbage with you when you leave. You must be prepared to be self-sufficient, and practice Leave No Trace camping. For more general information on camping along the Berg Lake Trail, see the Mount Robson Park: Berg Lake Trail page. For advice on visiting BC Parks in the off-season, see the winter safety page.
• Corridor Wilderness trails and camping are available in the Mount Robson Corridor area. BC Parks uses the term ‘wilderness’ to describe any backcountry area with no facilities. The backcountry is any area more than 1 km from any highway or park road. Areas available for wilderness camping include Mount Fitzwilliam Trail and Moose River route. You can access these areas from the highway corridor. To minimize your environmental impact, camp only at existing user-established campsites. We do not charge fees or require backcountry permits for wilderness camping. For trail details, see the east end wilderness trails page. For camping in backcountry areas with maintained facilities, see backcountry camping .
• Berg Lake Trail The Berg Lake Trail is world renowned for offering extraordinary multi-day hiking and camping adventures. It is a spectacular adventure suitable for beginners and experienced backcountry hikers alike. During peak season, you need a reservation to camp on The Berg Lake Trail. To get detailed information about staying overnight on this trail, see the camping section of the Mount Robson Park: Berg Lake Trail page. For information on reservations, see the Berg Lake Trail at Mount Robson Park section of the backcountry camping reservations page.
• Frontcountry camping is available at three campgrounds in Mount Robson Park: Robson Meadows, Robson River, and Lucerne. The term ‘frontcountry’ refers to any area within 1 km of a highway or park road. Vehicle-accessible campsites are available at all three campgrounds. Walk-in frontcountry sites are also available (see walk-in camping ). All the campgrounds accept reservations and have first come, first served sites. Reservations must be made through the BC Parks reservation service . Book online at camping.bcparks.ca or call 1-800-689-9025 ( 1-519-858-6161 internationally). For information on making a reservation, see the frontcountry camping page. To avoid damaging the area around your campsite, please keep vehicles on the driveway and equipment on the tent pad. Robson Meadows 125 standard campsites This campground by the Fraser River features large, private campsites. Scenic walks are available nearby. It is easy walking distance to the Welcome Centre, gift store, and restaurant. Showers and flush toilets are available at this campground. It also has a small playground and amphitheatre, making this an ideal spot for families. For more information on amenities in Mount Robson Park, see facilities . First come, first served camping is available. Also, reservable sites that have not been booked may be available on a first come, first served basis. Park operator staff register first come, first served campers and collect fees. Robson Meadows frontcountry camping fees (per party) Peak season rate $28 per night Shoulder season rate $28 per night $14 per night (B.C. seniors’ rate) Non-resident fee $20 per stay Additional fees apply for reservations. For more information on fees and on qualifying for different rates, visit the camping fees page. Robson River 18 standard campsites, 22 electrified campsites (sites 20 to 41) This small campground has large, private campsites. It is easy walking distance to the Welcome Centre. Register for first come, first served camping a
• Robson Meadows A group campsite is available at Robson Meadows Campground. This groupsite includes a covered shelter and a grassy field. The site can be reserved through the BC Parks Reservation Service . Book online at camping.bcparks.ca or by calling 1-800-689-9025 ( 1-519-858-6161 internationally). For more information on making a reservation, see the group camping page. Robson Meadows groupsite fees Regular group rate (per night) $80 base fee Additional $5 per adult (16+) Additional $1 per youth (6-15) Free for children under 6 Youth group rate (per night) $1 per person $50 minimum, $150 maximum charge Free for children under 6 Non-resident fee $20 per group stay Additional fees apply for reservations. For more information on fees and on qualifying for different rates, visit the camping fees page. For more information on youth group camping policies, and groupsites generally, see the group camping page. For detailed information on all the fees we charge for camping and making a reservation, see the camping fees page.
• Lucerne Two frontcountry campsites at Lucerne Campground are walk-in only and ideal for cyclists. These must be reserved through our reservation service . Book at camping.bcparks.ca or call 1-800-689-9025 ( 1-519-858-6161 internationally). For information on making a reservation, see the frontcountry camping page. Lucerne campground walk-in camping fees (per party) Peak season rate $22 per night Shoulder season rate $22 per night $11 per night (B.C. seniors' rate) Non-resident fee $20 per stay Additional fees apply for reservations. For more information on fees and on qualifying for different rates, visit the camping fees page.

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