Rolley Lake Provincial Park

Rolley Lake Provincial Park in British Columbia's Stave Falls area of Mission is a protected provincial park centered on Rolley Lake. Originally inhabited by the Sto:lo people, the area was homesteaded in 1888 by James and Fanny Rolley, whose name remains on the lake and park, and it was later used for logging before becoming a recreation area. Covering 115 hectares, it is now valued for camping, lake access, and easy hiking, including a 3-kilometre loop trail around the lake and a 2.5-kilometre return walk to Rolley Falls. Its oceanic climate brings very wet conditions and notable temperature extremes.

British Columbia · Canada