Silver Lake Provincial Park

Silver Lake Provincial Park is a protected natural area in British Columbia featuring forests and a freshwater lake set across a large stretch of land. The park offers camping areas with basic facilities including pit toilets and water access, distributed throughout the grounds.

The British Columbia government established this area as a protected natural site in 1964, designating it as a Class II Provincial Park for public use. This protection ensured the natural landscape would be preserved for the future.

Fishing has always been central to how local communities use this lake, with anglers coming from nearby towns to catch trout throughout the year. The water remains a gathering place where people from the area pass down their knowledge of the seasonal rhythms and fishing spots.

The park is best explored on foot or using informal trails, so visitors should prepare for basic amenities and natural conditions. Summer and early fall offer the best conditions for camping and fishing, though lake and weather conditions can vary from year to year.

The grounds were deliberately left undeveloped without commercial infrastructure, preserving the original wilderness as it was found. This approach allows visitors to experience nature in its natural state without built structures or service buildings.

Location: Fraser Valley Regional District

Inception: February 14, 1964

Website: http://bcparks.ca/explore/parkpgs/silver_lk

GPS coordinates: 49.31611,-121.41361

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:21