Backroad lakefront (4x4)

Enjoy use of this GROUP site for your family or group gatherings. This semi-private site is located at the northeast side of Weaver Lake and boasts a dock, 10 tenting pad sites and a communal fire ring. In addition, it features a beautiful log shelter complete with wood stove, food preparation station and three beautiful log tables. <BR><BR>The fee structure is: weekdays are $200.00/night with weekends and holidays are $290.00 per night. This site is available through reservations only. For more information and site availability visit <a href="http://www.westharrisonreservations.com" target…

A pretty lake with mountain views. There are 15 sites located here with 1 good boat launch at the notherm end of the lake. Activities include canoeing,swimming and fishing. A 3.2 km trail (one way) on the north end of the lake leads past the walk in Noel Lake campsite and to Lost Lake campsite that is a nice, intermediate difficulty rated hike.

ACCESS TO SKWELLEPIL CREEK REC SITE IS HIGH CLEARANCE 4X4 ONLY. THREE LARGE WATERBARS HAVE BEEN DUG INTO THE ENTRANCE AS OF SUMMER 2022. Skwellepil Creek campsite has changed status to a wilderness site only. This designation means it is still open to the public but no maintenance services will be provided. Available campsite locations will also be reduced. Sites are first come first serve, no reservation system is in place. Please be respectful and pack it in, pack it out. The access road to this site will also receive minimal maintenance and access will be high clearance 4x4 only.

This small site is nestled along the eastern end of Narrow Lake and offers a scenic and peaceful setting for users. There is room for 5 camping parties and there is good access to the lake via an unimproved gravel boat launch with a gradual slope. The basic amenities of tables, fire rings and pit toilets are provided. The lake offers good fishing for rainbow trout, kokanee, and lake trout (lake trout fishing is catch and release only). The lake is seasonally closed to all fishing from Nov 1 - Apr 30.

Weaver Lake Rec Site has implemented a $10 Visitor Fee. The Visitor Fee must be paid in CASH and will apply to ANY vehicle on the Weaver Lake Rec Site for a MAX 4 Hour visit per vehicle (excluding paid overnight campers). The gate will be closed when the day use area is full and there will be no access for additional vehicles. This site is a medium sized campsite on a stocked fishing lake. This site is popular with anglers and families. A boat launch is available along with a dock for use by boaters with small boats with a maximum of 7.5 kw or 10 hp motor restriction. South Weaver Group sit…

Popular for fishing and hunting, the recreation site has a small number of campsites available. They are suitable for mid sized trailers as the camping sites themselves are quite large. There is also the Roscoe Lake trail that leaves near the boat launch and partially around the west side of Roscoe Lake to a lookout. Another trail leaves the Roscoe Trail and continues further on and over to Knight (Echo) Lake. Both trails are non-motorized.

This recreation site is a good location for fishermen, campers and hunters who want to be off the beaten path a bit. A good boat launch but the road to the site is very rough so is not recommended for any camping or boat unit being towed. Sites are big though and plenty of room but is treeless due to the removal of mountain pine beetle infested trees. The clear lake with its marl shoals and weed beds is a fly fishers dream.

This small recreation site is on a medium sized fishing lake. This lake is a water supply for local communities and the levels can fluctuate significantly. There is a cartop boat launch. Boat launch and Day Use parking is available at the site entrance near the sign.

This is a beautiful campsite right at the mouth of Hadow Creek. There are six campsites suitable for tenting or small RVﾒs . Great opportunities for camping, fishing, and boating are available here. This recreation site was constructed in partnership with BC Timber Sales, with special thanks to Galena Contractors LTD.

Fish Lake recreation site offers five campsites and a cartop boatlaunch. Anvil Mountain makes a beautiful backdrop to the site. INDIGENOUS TERRITORY: Fish Lake is situated within the traditional and unceded territory of the Tsilhqot'in (pronounced "sil-ko-teen") Nation. The Tsilhqot'in name for this area is "Teztan Biny". Source: Tsilhqot'in National Government.

Secluded and serene, Nickel Plate Lake offers fishing, hiking and winter recreation. Nearby is Lookout Mountain that overlooks the glaciated Nickel Plate Lake. The small recreation site has a cartop boat launch.

This site is user maintained and the starting point for the Powell Forest Canoe Route. There are 12 sites for vehicle camping and 4 for walk-in camping.

Sunshine Bay has a long history. Two kukuli across the road from the recreation site attest to occupation by First Nations people long before recorded history. The remains of a log cabin on the site is of more recent vintage. Sunshine Bay offers a crescent shaped, south facing beach and protected campsites under a pine stand. Nearby, the mouth of Sunshine Creek promises good fishing. The road past Sunshine Bay offers good hiking. When the water in the Lower Arrow Lake is down, beach combing is a relaxing past time. It is difficult to get a boat down to the water at Sunshine Bay, as the bank…

Located 37kms from Sayward, Stewart Lake Rec Site is situated in old growth forest with four sites located at the lakes edge and one overflow site perched in a hill across the road. There is a small trail that winds along the lake through the old growth forest and back up to the road. The lake is popular for fishing and has a steep cartop boat launch within the site. Stewart Lake is restricted to electric motors.

The Tsuniah Lake Bay recreation site is within the declared title lands of the Tsilhqot'in and Xeni Gwet'in First Nation. Visitors are reminded to check www.xeni-gwetin.ca for updates on access to Title Lands. Tsuniah Lake Bay recreaton site, located on the west side of Tsuniah Lake, is a popular fishing destination. The site provides scenic mountain viewscapes and a cartop boat launch. Because of the long, rough 4x4 road access, this site is not suitable for large trailers or motorhomes.

Located on the southeastern shore of Goose Lake, the recreation site is popular with fishermen, hunters and campers with smaller trailers, truck campers and tenters. The sites are somewhat small, well treed and are quite shady so great during those hot summer days!

Madden Lake Recreation Site approximately 11 km (7 miles) from Oliver. Great fishing at this site - the road is a little rough so a truck is recommended. Watch for the Recreation signs along the route to Cawston for the turnoff to these lakes.

The Burnell (Sawmill) Lake Recreation Site is a high use site, popular for fishing and camping. The lake is popular for a day's outing of fly fishing-only for trout. A pleasant lake to relax with family.

ALL DOGS MUST BE ON A LEASH AT ALL TIMES (for all Kamloops Recreation Sites). <BR>No reserving or holding of campsites, all sites are first come, first serve. <BR>The Bose Lake recreation site is located on the south side of the lake. The lake itself is situated just off the Highland Valley Copper Mine property. The lake is a popular fishing spot.

The In-Shuck Forest Service Road is the main form of access. Access via the West Harrison FSR is limited. <b>PLEASE NOTE: In-Shuck FSR is RARELY cleared in the winter and access is difficult. 4x4 WITH CHAINS necessary. Access via West Harrison FSR is NOT recommended in winter.</b> Logging roads may be active, please be prepared and drive with caution. <BR><BR> This is a rustic campsite with a small natural hot spring. The area is the traditional territory of Xa'xtsa or Douglas First Nation. The hot springs have been used since before settlement. The Xa'xtsa people still use the hot springs …

Palmer Lake is a popular destination for fishing, particularly in early summer. The recreation site is situated at the northeast end of the lake. There are two camping areas; the main camping area and an overflow area that has 2 additional campsites. The lake is stocked with rainbow trout. Due to the rough four-wheel drive access, this recreation site is not suitable for low-clearance vehicles or trailers.

A medium sized forested site on the shores of Harrison Lake. The site is located in a bay sheltered from the inflow winds prevalent during the hot periods of the day. This site is popular with boaters, anglers and hikers. The access to this site has been improved but four wheel drive is recommended. <BR><BR>Seasonal Closure opening date to be determined Spring 2026 <BR><BR>NOTE: All visitors are required to exit the site by 10:30 PM unless otherwise posted. Gates are locked at 11:00 PM and will remain closed until 7:00 AM. Quiet time is 11pm - 7am. Gates are locked during off season.

ATTENTION: This recreation site is within the declared title lands of the Tsilhqot'in and Xeni Gwet'in First Nation. Visitors are reminded to check www.xenigwetin.net for updates on access to Title Lands. The Tsilhqot'in name for this place is Tsanlgen, meaning "dried beaver (skin)", and Chaunigan is likely an anglicization of Tsalngen (source: Tsilhqot'in National Government). Chaunigan Lake Recreation Site provides scenic views of the Coast Mountains in the distance, including Mount Tatlow (Ts?yl-os). The lake is a popular destination for fishing and back-country enthusiasts. Rainbow trou…

<BR><BR>The overnight fee is $18 per night - per vehicle or group of 6 people, per site.<BR><BR> Levette Lake is a beautiful lake with mountain views. Very rough road, 4x4 only. Take all garbage out with you, there is no garbage pick-up here.<BR><BR> Levette lake is frequently visited by black bears, this means you must use extra caution managing your food and garbage. Please use bear proof food caches available on-site whenever food or garbage must be left unattended.<b> This site has high bear activity.</b> Do not feed bears or any wildlife.<BR><BR> The North half of Levette Lake is an un…

Enjoy this beautiful reconstructed site on Sayres Lake, located within Mission TFL. This site is unique as remnants of historical harvesting exist shown by the massive Western Red Cedar stumps that add to the character of the site. It is illegal to damage the environment; therefore cutting the stumps or any Crown timber within a recreation site is prohibited by law in BC. <BR><BR>This site was primarily designed for smaller vehicles such as truck and camper units, or tent camping. There are 28 campsites, including several group sites to accommodate larger gatherings, as well 12 walk-in tent…

A popular climbing area, known as "Chek." Access road is steep, all wheel drive is recommended. This site has about 100 climbing routes in place, for beginner to expert climbers. Pack out all that you pack in. <BR><BR>Campsites are available at both parking lots & are first come, first served. Most sites are walk-in sites but a few drive-in sites available. Picnic tables, fire rings, outhouses & bear caches available throughout site.

The Big OK (Island Lake) recreation site is managed as a rustic experience. The campsite itself is very rocky and generally treeless and may be quite windy at times. Found at an elevation of 1504 m, the recreation site is a popular high value fly-fishing destination. Check the BC Freshwater Sportsfishing Synopsis for current regulations at this lake.

This popular site is located in an open environment next to Shesta Lake. There is a camping area for tents and small RVs, but is not suitable for large units. The site provides the basic amenities of tables, fire rings, and a pit toilet. This site is located only 6km off the paved road. The lake is popular for swimming and does offer some angling opportunities, but the majority of fish are coarse fish species.

A medium sized, 3 unit site along Adams Lake. Facilities provided.

Ripley is a small fishing lake approximately 15km outside the town of Oliver. There is 7 user maintained campsites as well as a boat launch.

This small 2 vehicle recreation site is used by fishermen, hunters and campers. There is also a day use table located on a small point of land nearby. It is best accessible by 4x4 vehicles. Has a small boat launch great for aluminum boats.

This recreation site is a popular location for fishermen, hunters and campers. The site can accommodate medium sized trailers, fifth wheels or small C class motorhomes but the road somewhat rough in places. There is a boat launch at the site for your aluminum boat on a trailer.

Found at the south end of Lodwick Lake, the recreation site is popular with fishing,and camping enthusiasts. As the road in is a bit narrow the site is more suitable for truck campers, tenters or small trailers with both shady and sunny sites being available. No boat launch so yo need to carry your small boat down to the shore.

This recreation site has two camping areas on the north side of Becker Lake. Becker Lake is part of the Vernon Interpretive Forest. Cartop boat launch

This is a site on a small fishing lake with access from Coldstream Creek. Rough access, rough cartop boat launch. Not a lot of turn around room, and access is pretty rough so trailers NOT recommended.

This recreation site is a popular location for fishermen, hunters and campers. The site can accommodate larger units but the road in doesn't quite allow this due to its narrowness so it is more suited for truck campers, smaller trailers and tenters.

Located between Burns Lake and Endako this semi-open, forested 4-unit campground is situated on a small but beautiful crystal clear blue lake. The campsites are relatively small but road access is good on a maintained road a short distance from Hwy 16. This lake is stocked by Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC and produces good size rainbow trout. A steep gravel boat launch exists. Please be sure to purchase a fishing licence and consult the BC Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis for limits, special regulations and closures: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/sports-recreation-arts-and-c…

This small 3 vehicle somehwhat remote recreation site is located in a semi open area on the north east side of Abbott Lake and is popular for fishing and boating. The camping spots are suitable for small truck campers and tenters and not for anything towed due to the rough access.

This site is on a medium sized fishing lake and is enjoyed by families for camping and fishing. There is one camping site with a picnic table above the lake, and a site with a picnic table adjacent to the lake that is best suited for day use. Car top boat launch only.

This is a large treed site on the north side of Pinaus Lake. Fishing is good and yellow perch fishing daily quota is 20. Access is poor from all directions and 4 wheel drive is recommended.

This small fishing lake, tucked into the hills, is a pleasant spot to while away a few hours or days. Although there is not a boat launch, the road goes close enough to the lake that a canoe can easily be put in. There is a choice of grassy or treed campsites. In the evening you can relax and watch the resident osprey fishing for the "big one that got away".

The recreation site is situated on the southeast shore of Hotnarko Lake. It is primarily a fishing destination limited to foot, bike, 4x4, or fly-in (float plane) access. The Precipice Rimrock trail is nearby, offering panoramic views of a large canyon lined with basalt cliffs and Hotnarko Falls.

It's Carrier name means "and big black bears too." A 5 unit site on an open point on a beautiful small lake.

The recreation site is popular with fishing, hunting and camping enthusiasts. The site is only suitable for high centered vehicles with truck campers or tents. There is no boat launch but the shoreline is suitable for canoes, kayaks and belly boats to be dropped in.

The recreation site is popular with fishing, hunting and camping enthusiasts. Not suitable for large trailers or RV's but great for truck campers, tent trailers and tenters. Both shady and sunny sites are located here.

A small, open site located on a small lake. Access is by gravel road which is suitable for four-wheel drive vehicles only. This site is popular with anglers, campers, and hikers. There are no power boats allowed.

A treed site on a delightful little lake. Great for swimming and fishing.

This small lake offers productive fishing for generally small but wild and feisty rainbow trout. This is a small unimproved site that offers space for one day use or overnight group. The facilities are limited to a pit toilet and a small car-top boat launch. The access to the site is limited to high clearance 4 wheel drive vehicles, ATVs, or by foot due to road deactivations (a 2WD vehicle can access to within approximately 0.5 km of the site).

The recreation site is popular with fishermen and hunters and is suitable for small truck campers and tenters. There is one campsite on south end of this small lake and two on the north side of the lake. The Burkholder Trail (6.5 in length one way) trailhead is also located at this recreation site.

Recreation opportunities at the site include fishing, boating and camping. The site is located in a semi-open area on the south end of the lake. The site is suitable for truck campers, tenters and small to medium sized trailers.

Six Miles Lake site is a series of three connected sub-alpine lakes. A rustic 3.0 km nature trail on the west side of the lake offers views of the lakes and a pleasant walk through the forest. The trail head is just south of the recreation site on the west side of the road. The end of the trail rejoins the road past the furthest lake, and you can walk back along the road to the trailhead. This is the headwaters of a domestic - use watershed. Please respect the lakes and creeks.

This lake side recreation site is used primarily for day use fishing and hunting and some overnight camping for those with high centred trucks with campers. The small site is located now in a clearcut due to mountain pine beetle harvesting.

The recreation site is a popular location for fishing, hunting and camping. There are 2 camping spots that you can drive to but are not adjacent to the lake. A third camping spot is a 400 metre hike to access the lake so any boat must be carried that far.

This recreation site is used mainly by fishermen, hunters and campers. There is a mixed pine/spruce forest surrounding the lake but the campsite was logged due to the presence of Mountain Pine beetle so there are very few trees there. The road into the site is a bit steep and the campsite itself is more suitable for truck campers, small trailer and tenters. Pimainus Lake is one of four lakes in a chain.

This 4 camping spot, open recreation site is at the 1485m elevation. It is a popular fishing, hunting and camping location for the hardy. The site is located on the most southeasterly shore of the lake. Access is very rough and not suitable for RV's or large trailers. More suited for tents and truck campers and boat trailers with high suspension.

Popular for fishing, hunting and camping. The site is located on the north end of the lake. water levels can flucuate due to the dam located on site. Sites are moderate size but are only suitable for those with high center 4 x4's with small camper units or just tents as the final road in is very rough and requires fording through some snow melt streams. Usually not snow free to well into late June.

The recreation site is popular for fishing, camping, and hunting activities. This site is often used as a base camp for fishermen wishing to fish the nearby Big Ok (Island Lake). The road access has changed effective July 3, 2012 and can be rough at times.

Located on the west end shore of Bob Lake, the recreation site is a popular destination for fishing, camping, boating and hunting. Tenting or truck camper camping is recommended. Road in is not suitable for vehicles with low centre or pulling a boat, tent or house trailer. 3 camp spots available.

A rustic high elevation site at Chute Lake. 15 km. from Naramata with access to the Kettle Valley Railway. Expect a wide range of surface conditions, from hard packed gravel to loose, unconsolidated railway ballast. Not suitable for street bikes. There is a boat motor restriction of 10hp or less.

<BR> <B> July 29, 2025 - Red algae bands are being seen at Red Lake. This has been reported to Algae Watch. For more information on Cyanobacteria, please visit their webpage <a href=https://www2.qa.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/environment/air-land-water/water/water-quality/algae-watch/what-are-algae/cyanobacteria> cyanobacteria</a>. </B><BR> <BR><BR>Please use the site responsibly. As per the <a href=?https://www.bclaws.gov.bc.ca/civix/document/id/lc/statreg/16_2004? target=?blank?>Forest Recreation Regulations</a>;<BR>Camping is limited to a maximum of 14 consecutive days per visit.<BR>No reservi…