PLANNED BURNING (Posted November 27, 2024): Burning at Wycliffe Regional Park will take place as part of our wildfire risk reduction efforts in the new campground there. This work will begin soon and happen when weather and venting conditions permit. The burning is expected to take 2 weeks to complete.
WARNING: This park is near a waterway. Please be aware that there may be thin ice and extremely slippery conditions on shorelines. Please stay well back from all water ways.
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History
Wycliffe Regional Park is one of the Reigonal District’s first parks. At 164 hectares, Wycliffe Regional Park’s large size and many facilities make this park an excellent venue for large group events like family reunions, baseball and disc golf tournaments, or a good old-fashioned company picnic.
Location
Address: 1200 Perry Creek Road
Traveling from Cranbrook
Head Northwest on Highway 95A towards Kimberley. Turn left onto Wycliffe Park Road, there will be a left turn lane on the highway. Follow Wycliffe Park Road for 6.5 km and turn left onto Old Wycliffe Road. After 800 m take a slight right onto Perry Creek Road. Go approximately 67 m up Perry Creek Road to find the park entrance on the right.
Traveling from Kimberley
Head Southeast on Highway 95A toward Cranbrook. Turn Right onto Wycliffe Park Road. In 2 KM turn right onto Old Wycliffe Road. After 800 m take a slight right onto Perry Creek Road. Go approximately 67 m up Perry Creek Road to find the park entrance on the right.
Amenities
Map - Wycliffe Regional Park
AMENITIES INCLUDE: parking, picnic areas and shelters, hiking trails, fire pits, sports fields, ball fields, an 18-hole disc golf course, groomed winter fat bike trails, horseshoe and bocce pits, and wheelchair-accessible outhouse facilities.
Although there is no swimming area, Perry Creek runs through the park and has a beautiful picnic area down by the water with a view of the hoodoos.
Picnic sites and shelters are first come first serve unless reserved.
Find out more about each area:
Reserve a Site
Picnic sites and shelters are first come first serve unless they are reserved. Reservations are made for sites through a Facility Use Permit application.
The Regional District of East Kootenay reserves the right to grant or refuse any request for a Facility Use Permit subject to the provisions of the Parks Bylaw and all other applicable laws, rules, and regulations. The RDEK may also revoke a Facility Use Permit, in the event of an emergency, if the health and safety of the public are at risk or for any other reason as determined by the Manager.
To get started please submit your application through the link below:
If you have additional questions you can contact the Environmental Services Department at 250-489-6900 or 1-888-478-7335 or email [email protected]
