Arrowstone Provincial Park is a wilderness area and protects one of the largest undisturbed valleys in the dry southern interior and also contains large stands of old growth Douglas fir.

The park allows hiking in a relatively pristine environment that is remote, yet is accessible to a major highway. A forestry road follows a section of the park’s boundary, providing opportunities to enter the park from various locations. Backcountry camping, nature appreciation, wildlife viewing, photography and hunting opportunities also exist in the park.

Established Date: April 30, 1996
Park Size: 6,153 hectares