Findlay Creek
About Findlay Creek
A small, forested, streamside campsite; canyon portal; canoe take out; short rough road. From Highway 93, turn southwest on Findlay Creek Road, near Thunder Hill Provincial Park. Follow Findlay Creek Road for 11.2km. Take the left fork onto Lavington road. Cross the bridge and turn left to access the site.
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Coordinates: 50.135206, -115.950524
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