- The list below includes 15 free or cheap things to do in or near Cache Creek, British Columbia, including 14 different types of inexpensive activities like Parks, Beaches, Canyon and Farms & Ranches.
- From Marble Canyon Provincial Park to Juniper Beach Provincial Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Cache Creek and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Ashcroft and Clinton.
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Off Highway 99, 40 km northwest of Cache Creek, Cache Creek, British Columbia
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Marble Canyon Provincial Park is 355 hectare location with swimming, fishing, canoeing., scuba diving, and climbing opportunities. The site also offers fresh drinking water to its guests, campfires, and vehicle accessible camping.
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Juniper Beach Provincial Park offers campers access to electrical hookups, drinking water, showers, and the opportunity to create a campfire. Swimming, canoeing., fishing, and hiking are all activities that can be enjoyed at this site.
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Back Valley Road, Cache Creek, British Columbia
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A winter recreation site that allows wilderness camping, Arrowstone Provincial Park is a 6,203 hectare location suitable for the most self-sufficient of individuals. Fishing and hunting are also activities guests can enjoy at this site.
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Hat Creek Road, Cache Creek, British Columbia
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The Harry Lake Aspen Provincial Park is a 330 hectare site with hunting and cycling opportunities for its guests. Guests can create campfires to warm or dry their goods, but guests are not allowed to camp at the site.
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P.O. Box 878 | Junction of Highway 97 and 99, 11 km north of Cache Creek, Cache Creek, British Columbia
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Hat Creek Ranch features buildings used during the Gold Rush of the 1860s. Guests can camp at the site, eat at the location's restaurant, or sign up for one of the location's many educational programs.
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15 km southwest of Cache Creek, Ashcroft, British Columbia
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The Cornwall Hills Provincial park is noted for having diverse forms of recreation. Guests have the opportunity to hike and hang-glide on the premises. From July to August, there's a significant burst in wildflowers.
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Anyone looking for a couple of drinks and a game of pool in Ashcroft can find them in the Riv Pub. The restaurant isn't open all of the time, but the bar is open on a regular hourly basis.
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Highway 97C north o, Ashcroft, British Columbia
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There are 995 hectares and two grasslands in the Elephant Hill Provincial park. While the hills are closed off from motorized vehicles, visitors can hike and observe wildlife within sanctioned limits on foot.
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Old Mill Road | PO Box 1228, Ashcroft, British Columbia
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Visitors to the Desert Hill Ranch can help themselves to petting zoo and survey a selection of bedding plants, vegetables and fruits. The ranch supplies over forty different produce items to grocery stores in Canada.
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When visiting the Epsom Provincial Park, visitors have a rare kind of public access to the river. Four-wheel drive vehicles are highly recommended. Just north of the park are Nlaka'pamux reservations, and the river is integral to their culture.