Tweedsmuir Provincial Park – South is one of the largest of B.C.’s several hundred parks. Located in the west-central region of the province, 480 km northwest of Vancouver as the crow flies, Tweedsmuir is roughly triangular in shape. It is bounded on the north and northwest by the Ootsa-Whitesail Lakes reservoir, on the west and southwest by the Coast Mountains, and on the east by the Interior Plateau.

Aside from offering some of the most spectacular scenery in North America, Tweedsmuir is a magnet for outdoor recreationists.

Favourite activities include:
- Angling
- Hiking
- Horseback riding on wilderness trails
- Camping (including vehicle-accessible campsites)
- Canoeing the Turner Lake Chain

The Atnarko and Bella Coola Valleys provide critical habitat for bears and people need to be bear aware. Areas of the park are open to hunting during allotted seasons. Please consult and obey the British Columbia Hunting Regulations. Winter recreation is also popular at Tweedsmuir Provincial Park.

Tweedsmuir Provincial Park – South is partnered with Tweedsmuir Provincial Park – North.

Special Features: Shield volcanoes, Hunlen Falls, canoe chain and grizzly bears.

Date Established: May 21, 1938
Provincial Park Size: 989,714 hectares