British Columbia Railway donated the land to BC Parks with which they created Seton Portage Historic Provincial Park. An old caboose was later parked beside the park and hosted a tourist information centre for the community under a park use permit. As of November 2012, the information centre was not in use. Facilities The park features no camping or day-use facilities. Passenger service to this location is no longer available, other than a local run from Lillooet, on the Canadian National Railway line. Access is otherwise via the arduous Mission Mountain Road or the even more difficult Anderson Lake Highline Road, which are Seton Portage's and Shalalth's only road access to the outside world. See also List of British Columbia Provincial Parks References Provincial parks of British Columbia Lillooet Country Heritage sites in British Columbia Protected areas established in 1972 1972 establishments in British Columbia