White Lake Provincial Park

White Lake Provincial Park encompasses 266 hectares of diverse landscapes, featuring a lake surrounded by mountains and forests in British Columbia.

The park, established in 1965, emerged from a provincial initiative to protect natural areas and provide recreational spaces in British Columbia.

Indigenous peoples utilized this land before European settlement as a gathering place and resource management area for their communities.

Visitors can access camping facilities, marked trails, and fishing spots throughout the park, with rainbow trout being a primary catch in the lake.

The lake ranks among British Columbia's top three fishing destinations based on annual angler participation and catch rates.

Location: Columbia-Shuswap Regional District

GPS coordinates: 50.88890,-119.26400

Latest update: March 9, 2025 12:40