About the Park
The glaciated landscape and turquoise water make Tā Ch’ilā (Boya Lake) a must-see destination. Tā Ch’ilā is excellent for canoeing and kayaking, with sandy beaches and abundant wildlife, and is a highlight of any trip to Canada’s north. Most of the campground is first come, first serve, but reservations or early arrivals are strongly advised in the peak season. Be aware there are limited other campsites in the surrounding area and prepare a plan to travel elsewhere if Tā Ch’ilā Park is full. There is no cell phone service or Wi-Fi available along Highway 37 from Kitwanga to the Yukon border.
Contact
For the most up-to-date park information and advisories: https://bcparks.ca/ta-chila-park-aka-boya-lake-park/
Rates
Frontcountry camping – $20/party/night
Facilities
42campsites (most first come, first serve), 2 tenting sites with food caches, hand pump fed by an artesian spring, picnic shelter, boat launch (9.9hp or electric motors only), dock, and trails. Canoe and kayak rentals are available. This Park accepts cash only.
Location
Located 81 km south of Cassiar/Alaska Highway Junction.
Size
4,597 ha.Park Amenities
Vehicle accessible camping facilities
Picnic sites
Wheelchair accessible
Pit Toilets
Campfires allowed
Playground
Beach
Boat Launch
Pets must be on leash
Cash only
Park Activities
Swimming
Canoeing / kayaking
Fishing
Hiking
Bicycling
