Sowchea Bay Provincial Park

Sowchea Bay Provincial Park encompasses 13 hectares of waterfront land along Stuart Lake, offering camping sites and water recreation opportunities.

The park, established in 1989, transformed from a forestry campsite into a protected natural area within British Columbia's park system.

The park acknowledges the Indigenous Peoples' connection to the land, integrating their teachings and histories into the regional preservation efforts.

The park maintains 30 vehicle-accessible campsites, with 12 available for reservation and 18 operating on first-come, first-served basis from May to September.

Visitors can fish for rainbow trout, lake char, burbot, and kokanee in Stuart Lake using the park's single-lane concrete boat launch.

Location: Regional District of Fraser-Fort George

Inception: 1989

GPS coordinates: 54.42000,-124.45000

Latest update: March 25, 2025 22:02