Adams Lake Provincial Park

Adams Lake Provincial Park spans three distinct sections: Bush Creek Site, Poplar Point Site, and Spillman Beach Site, offering mixed forests and lake shores.

The area transformed from a Recreation Area in 1988 to receive official provincial park status in 1997, protecting 227 hectares of natural territory.

The park maintains connections to First Nations heritage through ancient pictographs visible on White Bluffs and archaeological evidence of winter settlements.

Located 30 kilometers north of Chase and 48 kilometers east of Louis Creek, the park provides access points for swimming and fishing activities.

The protected area includes Spillman Creek, which contains wild rainbow trout populations and potential spawning grounds for sockeye salmon.

Location: Columbia-Shuswap Regional District

Elevation above the sea: 646 m

GPS coordinates: 50.98311,-119.73574

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:01