Shuswap Lake Provincial Park

Shuswap Lake Provincial Park lies at Scotch Creek on the north shore of the main arm of Shuswap Lake in British Columbia’s Southern Interior. It is a popular lakeside recreation area with a large campground of about 275 sites, a broad sand-and-gravel beach, picnic facilities, playgrounds, and a small bike park that attract many thousands of campers each year, especially from British Columbia and Alberta. The park also occupies the old delta of Scotch Creek, a place once used for First Nations settlements. Evidence of kekuli, the semi-subterranean pit houses of Shuswap First Nations peoples, remains within the park, and a model stands near the Nature House.

British Columbia · Canada