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Stamp River Provincial Park β€” Attraction in Area D (Sproat Lake)

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Stamp River Provincial Park is a provincial park in British Columbia, Canada. The 327-hectare park is located 14 km north of Port Alberni on Vancouver Island. There are 23 camping spaces and 2 km of trails within the park along the Stamp River, named for Edward Stamp, a sawmill pioneer in the Alberni Valley.
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Stamp River Provincial Park

Beaver Creek Rd, Port Alberni, BC V9Y 8N4, Canada
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Stamp River Provincial Park is a provincial park in British Columbia, Canada. The 327-hectare park is located 14 km north of Port Alberni on Vancouver Island. There are 23 camping spaces and 2 km of trails within the park along the Stamp River, named for Edward Stamp, a sawmill pioneer in the Alberni Valley.

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5.0
2y

We stayed here twice in September 2023, about 2 weeks apart. First time we got there around 11am and snagged the last available camping spot. The salmon were running, but the river was low-ish and not many were making it up the fish ladders. We did see bears every day. Second visit, later in September after some good rains, the river was up and the salmon were still running so it was wonderful to see them crowding the fish ladders. We saw lots of bears fishing. Campground was not so full this time and we got a fabulous riverfront spot. Great place to stay. Both visits we really enjoyed walking up and down the river to the fish ladders and far lookouts, amazed at the number of fish in the river and delighted to watch the bears. Met one right on the trail at one point, so keep your...

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5.0
6y

What a glorious October day it was for our first visit to Stamp River Park. Our initial reason for driving the short distance from downtown Port Alberni was to watch the salmon arrive at their spawning grounds. What we found was a fantastic park following the Stamp river. The manicured trails are lined with giant Douglas firs and maples trees adorned in their golden fall colors It wasn't long before the shallow stream turned into a roiling short-terraced falls challenging any fish who dared to swim against its powerful churning waters. There is a 'ladder' available for the less adventurous swimmers, but we saw many rebels who attempted to complete their primal mission the hard way. We were awed by their efforts and the glory of nature,...

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5.0
6y

This place is a must see treasure on the island. It is truly an experience like no other to witness the salmon in the waterfalls and a chance to see a bear feasting on them from the river. The campground is really nice. There are no services, and there is only outhouse facilities. But the stalls are flat with tons of space between each. It's also inexpensive at $18/night. The campground is only maybe 15 mins out of Port alberni, and the short bit of gravel is so smooth. Honestly the best grader operator I have ever seen must maintain this road. It's nice when you need to be pulling...

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We stayed here twice in September 2023, about 2 weeks apart. First time we got there around 11am and snagged the last available camping spot. The salmon were running, but the river was low-ish and not many were making it up the fish ladders. We did see bears every day. Second visit, later in September after some good rains, the river was up and the salmon were still running so it was wonderful to see them crowding the fish ladders. We saw lots of bears fishing. Campground was not so full this time and we got a fabulous riverfront spot. Great place to stay. Both visits we really enjoyed walking up and down the river to the fish ladders and far lookouts, amazed at the number of fish in the river and delighted to watch the bears. Met one right on the trail at one point, so keep your kiddos close.
Sullivan BarkerSullivan Barker
What a glorious October day it was for our first visit to Stamp River Park. Our initial reason for driving the short distance from downtown Port Alberni was to watch the salmon arrive at their spawning grounds. What we found was a fantastic park following the Stamp river. The manicured trails are lined with giant Douglas firs and maples trees adorned in their golden fall colors It wasn't long before the shallow stream turned into a roiling short-terraced falls challenging any fish who dared to swim against its powerful churning waters. There is a 'ladder' available for the less adventurous swimmers, but we saw many rebels who attempted to complete their primal mission the hard way. We were awed by their efforts and the glory of nature, before our eyes.
Mohammad Ali RanginwalaMohammad Ali Ranginwala
Awesome experience. Went in late September and salmon were here in droves. Saw them chilling at the bottom of the river, as well as see them jumping up the waterfall. Be sure to go all the way to the end of the trail to get the best experience (you can see salmon in the clear water at the end of the canyon, and salmon jumping up the waterfall). There is also a viewing camera for salmon going through the fish ladder. the canyon itself is gorgeous
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We stayed here twice in September 2023, about 2 weeks apart. First time we got there around 11am and snagged the last available camping spot. The salmon were running, but the river was low-ish and not many were making it up the fish ladders. We did see bears every day. Second visit, later in September after some good rains, the river was up and the salmon were still running so it was wonderful to see them crowding the fish ladders. We saw lots of bears fishing. Campground was not so full this time and we got a fabulous riverfront spot. Great place to stay. Both visits we really enjoyed walking up and down the river to the fish ladders and far lookouts, amazed at the number of fish in the river and delighted to watch the bears. Met one right on the trail at one point, so keep your kiddos close.
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What a glorious October day it was for our first visit to Stamp River Park. Our initial reason for driving the short distance from downtown Port Alberni was to watch the salmon arrive at their spawning grounds. What we found was a fantastic park following the Stamp river. The manicured trails are lined with giant Douglas firs and maples trees adorned in their golden fall colors It wasn't long before the shallow stream turned into a roiling short-terraced falls challenging any fish who dared to swim against its powerful churning waters. There is a 'ladder' available for the less adventurous swimmers, but we saw many rebels who attempted to complete their primal mission the hard way. We were awed by their efforts and the glory of nature, before our eyes.
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Awesome experience. Went in late September and salmon were here in droves. Saw them chilling at the bottom of the river, as well as see them jumping up the waterfall. Be sure to go all the way to the end of the trail to get the best experience (you can see salmon in the clear water at the end of the canyon, and salmon jumping up the waterfall). There is also a viewing camera for salmon going through the fish ladder. the canyon itself is gorgeous
Mohammad Ali Ranginwala

Mohammad Ali Ranginwala

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