Roche Lake Provincial Park

Roche Lake Provincial Park is a protected area in Thompson-Nicola featuring multiple lakes and varied habitats across its terrain. The landscape includes forests, meadows, and water bodies where visitors fish, swim, and hike on marked routes.

The park was established in 1996 under BC Parks management and protects landscapes that Indigenous peoples had used for generations. This history connects the present with centuries of human presence in these lands.

The park serves as a gathering place where locals and visitors experience the natural landscape through fishing, camping, and hiking. These activities connect people to the rhythms of the region and shape how the community interacts with the lakes and forest.

The park offers camping areas, picnic sites, and marked trails for various skill levels throughout the grounds. Check access points and parking availability before arriving to plan your visit efficiently.

The park links several lakes together, including Horseshoe Lake, creating multiple fishing spots within one area that attracts many anglers. This concentration of water bodies in a small region offers visitors numerous places to fish without traveling far.