Trepanier Provincial Park

Trepanier Provincial Park in British Columbia lies about 24 kilometres west of Kelowna and covers 2,884 hectares centered on the Trepanier Creek drainage. Established on April 18, 2001, it was set aside to protect water, biodiversity, and recreation values. The park includes the Cameron Lake area, a small fishing lake surrounded by mature forest and younger stands that have been recovering over time. Parts of the north and west shorelines show a history of disturbance and renewal, regenerating after a 1970 wildfire and subsequent salvage logging. The park remains an important protected natural area valued for both ecology and quiet outdoor recreation.

British Columbia · Canada