Little Qualicum Falls Provincial Park

Little Qualicum Falls Provincial Park on central Vancouver Island in British Columbia includes the entire southern shore of Cameron Lake, with the Island Rail Corridor to Port Alberni passing through it. Established in 1940 to protect old-growth Douglas fir forest, the park is also known for Little Qualicum Falls and for access to the surrounding lake and river landscape. Recreation now plays a major role there, with swimming, fishing, campgrounds, day-use areas, and 6 kilometres of walking trails. Cameron Lake is also popular for sail boarding, aided by winds funneled through the surrounding mountains.

British Columbia · Canada