{"key":"706b6f4f8b","origin":"osm","osm_id":"n9120605730","category":"Camping","subcategory":"Public Campground","community":"Gold Bridge","lat":51.0202922,"lon":-123.110341,"verdict":"include","name":{"value":"Trigger Lake Wilderness Campground","source":"enrichment"},"description":{"value":"A remote wilderness campsite on Trigger Lake inside South Chilcotin Mountains Park, with no staffed facilities, no potable water, and grizzly encounters not uncommon; visitors must be fully self-sufficient and prepared for sudden snow even in summer. The payoff is deep access to over 200 km of trails through spectacular alpine meadows, ridges, and peaks.","source":"camping"},"website":{"value":"https://bcparks.ca/south-chilcotin-mountains-park/","source":"enrichment"},"address":{"value":null,"source":null},"phone":{"value":null,"source":null},"email":{"value":"info@bcparksfoundation.ca","source":"html"},"route_slugs":[],"centrally_administered":false,"bike_parking_detail":null,"raw_osm":{"name":"Trigger Lake Wilderness Campground","tourism":"camp_site"},"enrichment_extras":{"reasoning":"The OSM record is minimal (name + tourism=camp_site only), so the BC Parks website is the primary evidence source. The fetched page covers South Chilcotin Mountains Park broadly and never references Trigger Lake Wilderness Campground by name, but it does explicitly confirm that potable water is unavailable park-wide and that there are no staffed facilities. Mountain biking is explicitly listed as a permitted and popular activity, making this campground relevant to cycling tourists accessing the park's 200km+ trail network.","concerns":["The discovered URL points to the South Chilcotin Mountains Park overview page — no campground-specific page for Trigger Lake Wilderness Campground was found, so all amenity data is park-level only, not campground-specific.","OSM record is extremely sparse (only name and tourism=camp_site tags); no address, phone, or email available from any source.","No specific mention of Trigger Lake Wilderness Campground anywhere in the fetched website content — confirms it is a backcountry wilderness site, not a developed frontcountry campground."],"recommended_status_reason":"This is a real wilderness campground within an active BC Park that explicitly accommodates mountain bikers on 200km+ of trails, making it a legitimate and useful waypoint for cycling tourists. Amenity detail is limited to park-level information, but the listing is valid.","confirmed_open":true,"contact_confirmed":{"phone":null,"website":true,"address":null},"notes":"The park website warns of grizzly bear encounters and emphasizes self-sufficiency; no staffed facilities or regular ranger patrols. Mountain bikers are explicitly named as a user group alongside hikers and horse riders. Off-road vehicles are prohibited. Cyclists are required to yield to all other trail users."},"provenance":{"enrichment_run":"v2","enrichment_model":"sonnet_4.6","verdict_source":"enrichment","category_source":"camping","category_correction_reason":null,"review_priority":false,"sidecars_applied":["camping","subcategory","wow"],"subcategory_source":"name","subcategory_confidence":"med"},"camping":{"character":"destination","bike_access":"hard","season":"summer","energy":"active","kid_friendly":"no"},"required_criteria":{},"optional_amenities":{},"unmapped_criteria":{},"region":"Cariboo Chilcotin Coast","ownership":"Provincial park","indigenous_role":[],"notability":2,"wow_evidence":"Mountain biking is explicitly listed as a permitted and popular activity","tier":"info"}