White Lake Provincial Park, Provincial park in Columbia-Shuswap Regional District, Canada.

White Lake Provincial Park is a protected natural area in British Columbia featuring a lake surrounded by forested mountains and rocky slopes. The park's terrain varies from dense woodland to open areas, creating different habitats across its roughly 266 hectares.

White Lake Provincial Park was established in 1965, 10 kilometres northeast of Balmoral in British Columbia. It lies just west of Cedar Creek Camp, a site run by the non-profit organisation People In Motion. The park protects a lake at 872 metres above sea level, surrounded by coniferous forest and mountainous terrain.

The park lies just east of Cedar Creek Camp, a camp run by the non-profit organisation People In Motion. Anglers come for rainbow trout, and by angler days White Lake ranks among the top three fishing lakes in British Columbia. Ice fishing continues the fishing season in winter.

The park features marked trails, camping areas, and fishing spots along the lake where rainbow trout are commonly caught. Visitors should prepare for changing seasonal conditions, as terrain and access may vary depending on weather and time of year.

The lake ranks as one of British Columbia's top fishing destinations, attracting anglers annually for its consistent catch rates. This reputation is built on healthy fish populations maintained over many years.