PEMBERTON LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Trigger Camp: Canvas Tents, a Wood‑stove Cabin, and Quiet Evenings on Trigger Lake
A non-hosted, nightly retreat on the shores of Trigger Lake with fully outfitted canvas tents, a main cabin and outdoor fire ring — this guide explains what the site provides and what your group must bring.
Trigger Camp: Canvas Tents, a Wood‑stove Cabin, and Quiet Evenings on Trigger Lake.
Innocently tucked along the shores of Trigger Lake, Trigger Camp is a rustic lakeside retreat offering cozy canvas tents and a fully outfitted main cabin with a wood stove and solar-powered lights. The property is designed for self-sufficient groups who want a comfortable, low‑service base for relaxing and exploring the South Chilcotins.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Canvas tents with ready beds
Guests sleep in one of three fully outfitted canvas tents; each tent includes cozy beds with sleeping bags, pillows and mattresses, plus provided camp wear such as fleece jackets and camp footwear.
A fully outfitted main cabin
The main cabin serves for dining, warming and gathering; it is equipped with a wood stove, lights, a full kitchen and offers a place to dry gear and convene after a day in the South Chilcotins.
Outdoor fire ring and lakeside setting
Trigger Camp’s shoreline setting includes an outdoor fire ring for wilderness evenings by the water and solar power to support indoor lighting during your stay.
What the day feels like
What a stay feels like
A visit to Trigger Camp is quietly restorative: arrive at the shore, settle into a canvas tent with supplied bedding and camp wear, and use the main cabin as the communal hearth — evenings are spent at the outside fire ring while solar lights ease indoor tasks. Because the experience is non-hosted, groups run their own meals and logistics and use the camp as a self-contained base for exploring the surrounding South Chilcotins.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this stay suits — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Trigger Camp guests are required to bring their own food and drinks; the property provides bedding (sleeping bags, pillows and mattresses) and camp wear including fleece jackets and camp footwear.
Nightly rental includes cozy beds in canvas tents, camp wear, a fully outfitted main cabin with wood stove, lights and full kitchen, an outside fire ring and solar power for indoor lighting.
The meeting location is on the shores of Trigger Lake.
Pricing is available per person (public, per night) or as a private cabin rental per night — private cabin rentals accommodate up to six guests; note there may be others staying in the cabin on public, per-person nights.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Is Trigger Camp hosted?
No. Trigger Camp is a non-hosted experience; your group is required to be completely self-sufficient.
Do I need to bring food and drinks?
Yes. Guests must bring their own food and drinks for the stay.
What bedding and clothing are provided?
Nightly rental includes cozy beds with sleeping bags, pillows and mattresses in the canvas tents, plus camp wear including fleece jackets and camp footwear.
What facilities are available in the main cabin?
The main cabin is fully outfitted for dining and gathering and includes a wood stove, lights and a full kitchen.
Where do I meet on arrival?
The meeting location is the shores of Trigger Lake.
How many people can stay if I rent the private cabin?
A private cabin rental is priced per night and accommodates up to six guests.