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This site offer 14 vehicle accessible campsites, six walk-in sites, a non-motorized boat launch, large T-shaped dock, and an overflow camping area. A 3 km easy (green) trail circles Kager Lake. There is an extensive, world renowned, mountain bike trail network (100+km of trails) available directly from the campsites. The lake has a self sustaining trout population with a decent catch rate. This is a great spot to take beginners and children to learn how to fish. Please be sure to purchase a fishing licence and consult the BC Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis for limits, special regula…

Red Sand Lake Demonstration Forest has 2 camping areas (Red Sand Lake: a 20 unit site with facilities that include tables, firepits, pit toilets,a wheelchair accessible campsite and toilet, and a picnic shelter; Hart Farm: a 16 unit site with facilities that include tables, firepits and pit toilets. There are also 3 short and easy trails which begin and end at the Red Sand campground. During spring melt or heavy rains the West Kalum forest road may flood around the 25 km mark preventing entry or exit from Redsands and Hart Farm Recreation Sites. High water conditions may last for several we…

A 8-unit campground in a forested setting along the shores of Silverthorne Lake, near the town of Houston. Notable features include a picnic shelter with wood stove and picnic tables, sandy beach, an island in the middle of the lake, and extensive trails connected to the Morice Mountain Nordic Ski Area. The campsites are spread out along the shoreline. The lake is not a good fishing lake but popular for paddling and swimming.

Found in a semi-open area next to the lake, this popular and busy recreation site is easily accessed with moderate to large RV units. The site is used mainly by campers and fishermen, but the nearby Kettle Valley Railway is a popular destination for hiking and mountain biking enthusiasts too. There are two smaller but functional boat launches.

This is a small open area rec site with 5 designated sites and a boat launch. It is located beside the Gavin Lake Education Center, and we request users respect the centers facilities. The site is also the start of the new trail around the lake, which includes 800m of low mobility boardwalk and a bridge over the inlet creek. Bring your Mountain Bike, the trails across the road have been expanded to include some single track bike trails. The site also has low mobility trail and outhouse.

Silver Beach Park is located on the north end of Seymour Arm of Shuswap Lake, on the site of an historical gold rush town called Ogden City (now called Seymour Arm). The campground has sites located next to the beautiful sandy beach of the Seymour River estuary. The park provides destination camping for people arriving by boat and by vehicle (Forest Service road from Anglemont). Silver Beach provides the ideal summer holiday for those whose interests are swimming, house-boating, scuba-diving, fishing, water-skiing or just soaking up the sun. Anglers take note that Shuswap Lake contains 19 species of fish! Groceries and camping supplies are available locally.

ATTENTION: Trail network is open, although some trails remain closed for post-fire danger tree assessments and falling. Please obey all posted closures and signage, and visit Trail Forks for more information: https://www.trailforks.com/region/boer-mountain-and-kager-lake/ A large recreation area with a sizeable mtn bike network, as managed by Ride Burns, a 14 unit vehicle accessible campground, and 3 km trail around the lake with three walk-in campsites and a dock. Visit the Ride Burns site for more information: https://www.rideburns.ca/index.php/en/

Begbie Falls is a waterfall at the mouth of Begbie Creek on the Upper Arrow Lake. The day use site is located at the end of the Begbie Falls Forest Service Road (FSR). <BR> Access the falls by vehicle on Begbie Falls FSR or trail access from the Begbie Bluffs Parking area on Highway 23S via the Bluff Trail. The trail is a shared multi-use trail.<BR><BR> The Begbie Falls campground is located 2km down Begbie Falls FSR (just before the falls). There are 26 sites and there is a $18.00 fee. <br>Debit and Credit card payment options are available. <br><strong>NOTE: Water is not easily accessible…

<BR><BR> THERE ARE NO RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE AT EVELY RECREATION SITE <BR><BR> EVELY RECREATION SITE HAS SPECIFIC DURATION OF STAY RULES <BR><BR> 14 DAY STAY MAXIMUM AND YOU MUST LEAVE EVELY FOR 14 DAYS BEFORE RETURNING TO THE SITE <BR><BR> There are no garbage facilities at this site please pack out your garbage <BR><BR> RV and tenting sites right on Okanagan Lake. No potable water. Short walking trails. A small boat launch. Swimming beach. <BR><BR> The Okanagan Lake Recreation Site was renamed the Evely Recreation Site in honour of the late Glen Evely to pay tribute to his commitment to p…

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 recreation site is located in a scenic area along the shores of Bobtail Lake, nestled amongst open Douglas Fir forests. There are 3 separate sites within a 1 km stretch, and there is room for 17 camping parties between the 3 sites. The site offers the amenities of tables, fire rings, pit toilets and a concrete boat launch suitable for trailered boats. Bobtail Lake offers lots of opportunity for exploring the lake via both powered and non-powered boats. The lake offers good fishing for rainbow trout, kokanee and burbot. Please note that the layout of the sites is a bit tight - average s…

All recreation sites in the Kootenay Boundary district are first come first serve, there are NO reservation systems in place. FEE COLLECTION BEGINS APRIL 1ST. A recently developed (with upgrades in 2021) campsite on the shores on Upper Arrow lake just North of Nakusp BC. There are 48 campsites available for tent and trailer camping. There is some beach access and a day use area. The campsite is connected to a network of adaptive and regular mountain biking trails. The campsite and trail network is managed by the Nakusp and Area Bike Society. CAMPING FEES IN EFFECT STARTING SUMMER 2019. A si…

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.

Cal-cheak is a first come first served campsite, no reservation system exists. A campsite fee of $18 is charged from May 1st to October 31st annually. There are 63 campsites to chose from in 4 separate areas between Callaghan Creek and Cheakamus River. Many sites are large enough for RV's, but no power or sewage services on site.<BR><BR> This site is heavily treed, provides lots of shade in the hot summer. Wheelchair accessible toilet in the first area. Please self register and pay the camping fees using the yellow collection box. A site operator will be by periodically to check the sites. …

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.

CASH ONLY - Lundbom Lake Recreation Site is a 102 unit campsite, great location for fishing, horseback riding, and camping. The surrounding area also provides excellent mountain biking and ATV/dirtbike riding opportunities on approved trails. <BR><BR> The recreation site is very popular and offers a variety of campsites, both sunny and shady, many of which can accommodate fairly large units. <BR><BR> Corral use has a fee of $2.00 per horse per night. The 14 (double sized) corrals fill quickly, so it is recommended that you arrive early as the use of electric fences and/or high lining is not…

This small site is in close proximity to Crystal Lake and offers space for 5 camping parties. The site provides the basic amenities of tables, fire rings and a pit toilet. A short footpath of 100 metres allows users to carry small boats to the water's edge. Anglers may have luck catching stocked rainbow trout.

This popular site is nestled in a small bay of Tudyah Lake and offers a beautiful natural setting only 4 km from Highway 97. There is space for 5 camping parties located amongst a mixed forest stand, and the basic amenities of tables, fire rings and a pit toilet are provided. There is a gravel boat launch suitable for both car top and trailered boats. Tudyah Lake offers good boating opportunities for both motor boats and non-motorized vessels. For anglers, the lake is known to hold wild stocks of rainbow trout and bull trout.

This easily accessible site is enjoyed year round for camping, swimming, fishing and ice fishing. There are 3 camping areas located immediately adjacent to the access road, and another 6 within the main portion of the site. The sites are situated amongst some beautiful Douglas Fir trees along the northern shores of the lake. The basic amenities of fire rings, picnic tables and pit toilets are provided. The lake is annually stocked with Blackwater and Horesefly strain rainbow trout. Motor boats may be used on the lake, but there is a 10HP limit in place.

This site is located in an open area on the shores of Grizzly Lake and offers the basic amenities of 2 pit toilets, tables and fire rings. There is an unimproved boat launch suitable for small car-top boats, and the lake offers decent fishing for rainbow trout. The lake is stocked annually with Pennask strain rainbows.

This scenic site is one of the most remote recreation sites in the Prince George/Mackenzie District (about 235 km off paved roads). The site is located right next to the waters of Uslika Lake and offers fantastic views of the surrounding mountains. The lake offers good fishing for wild stocks of a variety of species (rainbow trout, lake trout and bull trout). An unimproved gravel boat launch is available. The basic amenities of tables, fire rings and a pit toilet are provided.

This popular site is the third of the Tacheeda Lakes rec sites. Although still located in a scenic area along the shore, the site is located immediately adjacent to the main road. Some noise and dust from road traffic should be expected. There is space for 9 camping parties, and the basic amenities of tables, fire rings and pit toilets are provided. Avid anglers may have success catching wild stocks of rainbow trout, kokanee and lake trout. Please note that the lake trout are catch and release only.

Set on the shores of Babine Lake near Granisle, this four unit campground boasts a small gravel boat launch, picnic tables, fire rings and 1 outhouse. Babine Lake boasts a variety of fish species, including sockeye salmon fishing if there is an opening. The semi-open, forested site is ideal for boating, fishing, swimming and picnicking at this historical site with a gravel beach. This site is user maintained so please pack out what you pack in! Please avoid driving on the shoreline as this is sensitive fish habitat. In Canada, fish habitat is protected under the Federal Fisheries Act. Any a…

Desous Mountain is a popular mountain biking area located 30 minutes south of Williams Lake. The site has room for parking, a toilet and change room building, and provides 8 camping sites with tables and fire rings.

Callaghan Lake Park is within the Coast Mountain Range in British Columbia’s Sea to Sky region. It is an area of exceptional natural beauty with year-round recreational opportunities that draw visitors from near and far. In summer, a rough forest road offers access to rustic frontcountry camping and a variety of hiking opportunities. Other popular summer activities in this park include canoeing and fishing . The area is home to Whistler Olympic Park and is a popular destination for all sorts of winter recreation . Callaghan Lake Park offers opportunities for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, telemark, and alpine ski touring. In addition to Callaghan Lake itself, the park has abundant wetlands and small lakes. These are concentrated in the park’s southern and eastern areas and in the up…

This popular site is enjoyed by many recreational enthusiasts and the local community for swimming, camping and fishing. It sees heavy use throughout the entire snow free season. The site offers 11 campsites in an open environment with good access to the lake via a gravel boat launch. The site is easily accessible by 2 wheel drive vehicles and offers the basic amenities of tables, fire rings and 2 pit toilets.

Klein Lake is a beautiful and quiet lake, ideal for fishing and canoeing. The campsites are located all around the lake, and are all drive-in sites. There is on-site supervision. Cell phone reception is hit and miss in most of the campsite. <BR> <BR> This lake is home to the rare and endangered Western Painted Turtle, please keep your dog on a leash. There are docks around the lake to prevent degradation of the lakeshore, where the turtles nest. <BR><BR> The site is open over the off-season, fees are in effect from April to October. <BR><BR> This is a CASH ONLY site. For additional informat…

<BR><BR>East Barriere Lake Recreation Site offers a quiet, family friendly campground with an array of recreational opportunities, particularly watersports. The boat launch, located outside of the gate at the entrance to the recreation site, is the only public launch on the lake - please ensure you act responsibly, do not block access and park trailers appropriately in the adjacent space. Buy a fishing licence, read the regulations and view fish stocking reports <a href=https://www.gofishbc.com/ target=?_blank?>HERE.</a> <BR><BR>Please use the site responsibly. As per the <a href=https://ww…

A large semi-open site with three separated camping areas, one on each side of the lake, and one tucked behind the south end sites. Wood Lake is a great fishing lake, however no power boats are allowed. <BR><BR>The campsites are available on a first-come, first-served basis, however up to 60% are available for reservations. Reservations will not be taken further than 30 days in advance. For complete reservation, payment and site information visit <a href="http://www.westharrisonreservations.com" target="_blank">www.westharrisonreservations.com</a> for more information. This is a CASH ONLY s…

A medium-sized site on the east shore of Mabel Lake. Good road access. There is a sandy beach for swimming and boating activities. Boat launch access is best with all wheel or 4 wheel vehicles. <BR><BR> Mabel Lake is located North of Lumby BC. Nestled on the northern edge of the Okanagan, the town's location provides an excellent starting point for outdoor adventures. <BR><BR>Dogs must be under control at all times, and Generator Use is restricted from 9-11am and 6-8pm. Quiet hours are 11pm-7am. Do not hold campsites. There are no reservations, and sites must be occupied for the purpose of …

All recreation sites in the Kootenay Boundary district are first come first serve, there are NO reservation systems in place. Site expansion completed fall of 2019. The site now has 28 vehicle campsites and 7 tent sites. Wragge Beach is one of the prettiest beaches on Slocan Lake. The spacious campsites along the lake shore are shaded by trees. A wide beach curves gently for several hundred meters in both directions, inviting beach walking. A rocky outcrop extends out into the lake, making a scenic shoreline. This site is a popular destination campsite for vacationing families. The lake off…

Located on the Pacific Circle Route,this is a treed site beside a medium sized lake that is great for swimming. There is a fishing dock and the lake is stocked with trout. The day-use area is separated from the main site and has a beach where you can soak up the sun. The main site can accommodate all types of units. This is a CASH ONLY site and has on-site supervision. This site is operated by Silvifor Resource Consultants LTD. Sites are available for reservations and on a First Come, First Served, basis. For reservations and additional information please visit <a href="http://www.vicamping…

A large semi-open site on Kalum Lake, located in the Redsand Demonstration Forest. Features a sandy beach, good boating and fishing opportunities. 7 kms of easy walking and cycling trails adjacent to the site. During spring melt or heavy rains the West Kalum forest road may flood around the 25 km mark preventing entry or exit from Redsands and Hart Farm Recreation Sites. High water conditions may last for several weeks and prevent vehicles from leaving. Between Fall 2020 and Summer 2021 the road flooded 3 times! Do not camp during periods of high rainfall or melt. Monitor road conditions an…

A sunny open site on beautiful Victoria Lake with all sites close to the lake. The Spruce Bay Old Growth Trail is currently closed.<br><br> For general maintenance inquiries please contact Recreation Sites and Trails BC - Discovery Coast District.

This site is located in an open environment on the shores of Manson Lake, near the community of Manson Creek. The basic amenities of a pit toilet, tables and fire rings are provided. A small gravel boat launch is available for car top and small trailered boats. The lake can offer some decent angling opportunities for lake trout, rainbow trout, bull trout and white fish. Please note that this site is 160 km from Mackenzie, so come prepared for a remote experience. Despite the remote nature of the site, it is a popular camping spot.

This site is located adjacent to Six Mile Bay on Williston reservoir. The main portion of the site is located in an old cut block area, so most sites are fairly open, but there are still some mature spruce and aspen trees near most sites. The open nature of the site allows users to have fabulous views of the surrounding hill sides and distant mountain peaks. The site has 17 camp sites and the basic amenities of tables, fire rings and pit toilets are provided. There is a gravel boat launch suitable for trailered boats, but when the reservoir level drops the launch becomes unusable due to a s…

This small site is nestled amongst a mature spruce forest along the shores of Boundary Lake. Unfortunately this site has been subject to major spruce beetle attack, so many of the larger trees have been removed. There is space for 6 camping parties and the basic amenities of tables, fire rings and a pit toilet are provided. There is a small gravel boat launch on site. Anglers may have success with wild rainbow trout.

The Mackenzie Lakes Rec Site consists of two separate recreation sites - Mackenzie Lake West and Mackenzie Lake East. These two small lakes are connected by a stream and offer good fishing opportunities for Pennask strain rainbow trout, which are stocked annually in these lakes. Both lakes offer car-top boat launches and the basic amenities of fire rings, tables and pit toilets. Mackenzie Lake West offers 2 camping spots (access can be challenging here due to a steep access road, 4WD and high clearance is recommended). Mackenzie Lake East offers 4 camping spots (access into this side is gen…

This semi-open site is located adjacent to the Willow-Cale FSR and offers camping right next to St. Marie Lake. The basic amenities of 2 pit toilets, fire rings, and picnic tables are provided. Due to the proximity to Prince George, this is a very popular site that sees heavy use throughout the snow-free seasons.

This site is situated in an open landing next to Francis Lake and offers the basic amenities of 2 pit toilets, tables and fire rings. This site is easily accessible by 2 wheel drive vehicles and has an undeveloped boat launch for small boats/canoes. Due to the proximity to Prince George, this is a very popular site that sees heavy use throughout the snow-free seasons.

This semi-remote site offers space for 8 camping parties and is a great option for people who like to get a bit further off the beaten path. The site is located along the terraced slopes near the shores of Tagai Lake and offers the basic amenities of tables, fire rings and pit toilets. There is an unimproved gravel boat launch that is ideal for car-top boats, but launching of smaller trailered boats is possible. The lake offers angling opportunities for wild rainbow trout and burbot.

This scenic site is the second of the Tacheeda Lakes rec sites, and is likely one of the most popular camping spots around PG. The in-site loop road provides easy access for larger vehicles. The site provides defined camping pads for 17 parties, tables, fire rings and 3 pit toilets. There is a concrete boat launch suitable for both car top and trailed boats. Avid anglers may have success catching wild stocks of rainbow trout, kokanee, and lake trout. Please note that the lake trout are catch and release only.

A mid sized campsite-somewhat open on the large jade coloured Lillooet lake, with 2 small grassy areas. Two or three sites can accommodate an RV. two entrances, the first one is steep, the second one is less steep. Small unimproved boat launch on site-beware when boating there is a lot of large woody debris in the lake. Twin One Creek nearby. Berry bushes on site-watch for bears. Tables, fire rings, garbage pick up and outhouses on site. <BR><BR> Please self register and pay the camping fees using the yellow collection box. A site operator will be by periodically to check the sites.

This large lake provides excellent fishing opportunities, as well as camping opportunities.<BR><BR> A collaboration with the Duteau Creek Watershed/Regional District of North Okanagan allows for the recreational enjoyment of this site. <BR><BR>There are three areas in which to choose from, each offering lake access. Please respect the signage posted regarding the use of the dams adjacent to the recreation site. The three areas have had major works completed in 2018. The sites are larger to accommodate longer trailers and motor units. Steel fire rings and new tables have been added to each s…

This site is nestled amongst mature spruce and deciduous trees along the shores of Punchaw Lake. There is space for 5 camping parties, and the basic amenities of tables, fire rings and pit toilets are provided. There is an unimproved gravel boat launch at the site. Angling opportunities are limited to coarse fish along with the odd rainbow trout.

This semi-remote site is located on the northern shores of beautiful Ahbau Lake, near the border of the Prince George and Quesnel Forest Districts. This site has camping pads to accommodate 10 larger units as well as another 10 smaller sites on the upper loop road. There is access to a lake via a concrete boat launch. The lake is popular for kayaking and boating, and offers opportunities for angling of wild fish (rainbow trout and coarse fish species). The site offers the basic amenities of fire rings, tables and pit toilets.

This popular site is located on the shores of Lintz Lake and offers space for 9 camping parties amongst a mixed forest, including some beautiful Douglas fir trees. The basic amenities of tables, fire rings and pit toilets are provided. There is a gravel boat launch that is suitable for both car-top and trailered boats. The lake is stocked annually with Pennask and/or Blackwater strain rainbow trout. The lake is a very popular fishing destination. Although the fishing can be challenging, persistent anglers may be rewarded with some nice sized trout.

Bull Canyon is a small campground along Highway 20, ideal for visitors travelling in the Chilcotin. The park is located in a beautiful canyon, with the glacier blue Chilcotin River flowing past the campground. There is a short walking trail beside the river, and the surrounding area supports excellent fishing lakes, birdwatching and wildlife viewing opportunities. People can view shallow caves in Bull Canyon Mountain on the Chilcotin River Interpretive Trail. Bull Canyon Park is often used as a base from which to explore.

This popular site is the first of the 3 Tacheeda Lakes sites and offers space for 10 camping parties. There is a loop road that provides easy access for larger vehicles. It is a moderately sized site with defined camping pads, tables and fire rings. There is a graveled boat launch suitable for both car top and trailered boats. Anglers may have success with wild stocks of rainbow trout, kokanee and lake trout. Please note that the lake trout are catch and release only.

Two small sites are nestled amongst some beautiful Douglas Fir trees along the terraced shores of Barton lake. There are two separate vehicle access points; the first site offers space for 5 groups and the second site (about 200 metres down the road) offers space for 2 groups. A short trail connects the two sites. The basic amenities of tables, fire rings, pit toilets and car top boat launches are provided. The lake offers opportunities for kayaking/canoeing, but the fishing opportunities are limited to resident coarse fish.

Just 25 minutes from Port McNeill, Clint Beek Recreation Site is located on beautiful Keogh Lake. A popular summer destination for island residents, this site was built by MacMillan Bloedel in the late 1990's and named after Clint Beek - a prominent member of the community and long-time employee of M&B. A grassy area, picnic shelter and sandy beach provide for plenty of day use opportunities with a rough boat launch into Keogh Lake (non motorized only please). There is a host on site during the summer months with 13 campsites available for overnight use.<br><br> At the request of Kwakiutl F…

Bannock Point, on the shores of Slocan Lake has special appeal. Walk-in camping is accessed via a 700 meter (1/2 mile), moderately steep trail. Upgrades to the campsite were completed in 2024 and there is now 12 campsites on the upper level and 22 down near the water. Early in the morning expect to see eagles and osprey fishing. A small pebble beach catches the afternoon sun. A summer day can easily be whiled away diving in the clear water of Slocan Lake or sun bathing on the huge boulders. At the end of the day, listen for Canada geese settling down for the night as you watch the sunset be…

Situated on the Pacific Circle Route, this recreation site surrounds a small lake at the widening of the San Juan River. This is a popular forested site that offers a gravel beach and boat launch for boats no longer than 14 feet. This site that has on-site supervision and is RV friendly. This is a CASH ONLY SITE. The standard fee is $20.00. This site is operated by Silvifor Resource Consultants LTD. Sites are available for reservations and and on a First Come, First Served, basis. For reservations and additional information please visit <a href="http://www.vicamping.com"target="_blank">www.…

This scenic rec site is located on the slopes above Tatla Lake set in an open grassland and aspen forest. The site is a popular destination for enjoying a picnic or going fishing, although the approach to the boat launch is somewhat steep and not suitable for large units. INDIGENOUS TERRITORY: Tatla Lake is situated within the traditional and unceded territory of the Tsilhqot'in (pronounced "sil-ko-teen") Nation. The Tsilhqot'in name for this place is "Tatl'ah". Source: https://tsilhqotin.ca

**NOTICE** This site is currently on Evacuation Alert due to the Bonanza Creek Wildfire K71082. The site currently remains open, but campers may be expected to evacuate on short notice depending on fire activity. <BR>Located on the North side of Marshall Lake, the recreation site is popular for camping, boating, fishing, hunting and swimming activities. There are two sites, one with 2 tables suitable only for tents or truck campers on the north shore and a 5 tabled site on the northwest shore more suitable for small trailers and small class C motorhomes.

Mitten Lake is the most popular of 11 Recreation Sites located within Tree Farm License 14 accessible from the community of Parson. It is busy on summer weekends with water ski boats. The main site features a large dock, small beach / boat launch area, wheelchair accessible toilet. Sites cannot be reserved. This medium-sized lake, with its alternately forested and marsh shoreline provides excellent sport-fishing and boating opportunities (boat trailer launching). <BR><BR> Dogs must be under control at all times, and Generator Use is restricted from 9-11am and 6-8pm. Quiet hours are 11pm-7am…

Open grassland area with large designated campsites, large beach and day use area, great lake for swimming with a designated swimming area. People wishing to utilize the day use area are to park in the parking lot and not on the campsites. If you wish to utilize a camping area for day use, a camping permit is required.