Kootenay Lake Provincial Park

Kootenay Lake Provincial Park in British Columbia is organized as a dispersed park system around Kootenay Lake rather than a single continuous tract. In the Central Kootenay region, it is made up of five widely separated sites: Davis Creek, Lost Ledge, Midge Creek, Campbell Bay, and Coffee Creek. Its defining characteristic is this scattered layout. Davis Creek and Lost Ledge together cover 43 hectares, Midge Creek is the largest site at 223 hectares, Campbell Bay covers 25 hectares, and Coffee Creek covers 52 hectares. Together, these separate parcels form one provincial park around the lake instead of a unified reserve.

British Columbia · Canada