Gladstone Provincial Park Campground — Boundary Creek

Gladstone Provincial Park sits in the Boundary Country between Greenwood and Midway on Highway 3, straddling Boundary Creek in a dry ponderosa pine and Douglas fir landscape. The campground is small, uncrowded most of the season, and run by BC Parks — you get pit toilets, fire rings, and direct creek access. It’s a natural stopover for overlanders running the Beaverdell–Conkle Lake FSR loop or pushing south into the Monashees from the Kettle Valley. The creek-bottom setting keeps it cooler than the open bench country above.

Access from Highway 3 is straightforward — paved to the park entrance. Most sites will fit a truck and trailer without issue. Reservations are not typically required outside of peak summer long weekends. Fire restrictions from BC Wildfire Service apply here as elsewhere in the southern interior — check before you build a fire. Cell service is thin but may get a bar or two of service near the entrance.

Pine-shaded Boundary Country base camp.