US EditionLake Country Family’s Trip Cut Short After Multiple Vehicle Break-Ins at Manning Park
E.C. MANNING PARK, FRASER VALLEY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, JUL 8 – Thieves broke into 17 vehicles at a remote Manning Park campsite, causing $1,461 in damage to one family and ending their trip early, police confirmed.
- Kelly Terris and her family’s July 4 trip to Manning Park ended abruptly after their vehicle was vandalized last weekend.
- The vehicle break-ins occurred because vandalism is a known risk in the remote Sub-Alpine parking area, according to BC Parks and the Ministry of Environment and Parks.
- More than a dozen cars, including 17 reported by a hiker on Saturday morning, were broken into at the campsite and remote trailhead parking lot.
- Terris estimated damage near $2,000 to her car with three smashed windows and said, "the odds that yours was one of them were pretty high."
- The investigation remains ongoing with no suspects identified, while BC Parks works with authorities to reduce future vandalism risk in Manning Park.
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