One Island Lake Provincial Park

One Island Lake Provincial Park extends across 59 hectares of land, featuring a spring-fed lake surrounded by natural vegetation at 3008 feet elevation.

The lake was initially named HOP Lake in 1948 after three lumber businessmen before government surveyors changed it to reflect the small island in its corner.

The Father's Day Fishing Derby brings together fishing enthusiasts who compete for prizes, with past catches including a 32-inch Rainbow Trout weighing 16 pounds.

The park maintains 40 camping sites with basic facilities including picnic tables, grills, potable water, restrooms, and a playground, operating from May through September.

The clear waters of the lake reach depths of 10.7 meters and receive annual stocks of brook and rainbow trout, supporting activities like scuba diving and fishing.

Location: Peace River Regional District

GPS coordinates: 55.30710,-120.29300

Latest update: March 31, 2025 17:50