Widgeon Valley Camp (commonly referred to as Widgeon Creek Campground) sits along Widgeon Creek within Pinecone Burke Provincial Park, northeast of Vancouver, British Columbia.

The site is accessible only by non-motorized watercraft — canoe, kayak, or paddleboard — with the paddle from Grant Narrows typically taking one to one and a half hours across the Pitt River and up the creek's calm channels.

Camping is permitted only on designated tent pads to protect critical salmon habitat; visitors are asked not to camp along riverbanks beyond the campground. A permanent campfire ban is in effect throughout the park, so a portable stove is essential.

The campground is user-maintained with no garbage facilities, meaning everything must be packed out. From camp, a popular trail leads to Widgeon Falls and continues further to Widgeon Lake, a roughly five-hour round trip from the campground.

The surrounding Widgeon Valley is also a National Wildlife Area, with authorized activities limited to wildlife viewing and non-motorized boat passage.