Adams Lake Provincial Park

Adams Lake Provincial Park consists of three protected sites on Adams Lake in British Columbia: the Bush Creek site and the marine sites at Poplar Point and Spillman Beach. Together they preserve stretches of shoreline, beach, and mixed interior forest around the lake. Bush Creek on the southwestern shore protects 56 hectares with aspen, birch, willow, Douglas-fir, and western redcedar; it began as a recreation area in 1988 and became a provincial park in 1997. Poplar Point and Spillman Beach, established in 1996 on the lake’s east side, add beach, upland forest, and creek habitat, with Spillman Beach especially important for wild rainbow trout and potential sockeye salmon spawning.

British Columbia · Canada