Rolley Lake Provincial Park

Rolley Lake Provincial Park spans 115 hectares with a circular lake, second-growth coniferous forests, and multiple hiking trails through natural landscapes.

The territory belonged to the Sto:lo people before James and Fanny Rolley established their homestead in 1888, leading to subsequent logging operations.

The park maintains connections to indigenous heritage while offering educational programs about local ecosystems and environmental conservation throughout the year.

The park provides 64 campsites with modern facilities, including hot showers and flush toilets, requiring advance reservations during peak summer months.

The park records extreme temperature variations, from negative 26.7 degrees Celsius in winter to 40 degrees Celsius in summer, with annual rainfall exceeding 2,359 millimeters.

Location: Fraser Valley Regional District

Website: https://bcparks.ca/rolley-lake-park

GPS coordinates: 49.24300,-122.38700

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:25