main lake provincial park

This is the most amazing camping paradise! This provincial park is a series of 3+ interconnected lakes, some only accessible by boat. The camp spots are secluded and gorgeous, right on the lake. Here are some ideas for your trip.You can park at Village Bay Lake and launch your boat or kayak at the dock here. Go past the cottages and take the connecting stream to Mine Lake. This will get you to the start of the camping areas. The campsites are well treed, have a toilet but no picnic tables. Some come with their own sandy beach. Depending on the time of year, you can scout out the spots and take the best one however, it can be quite busy in the summer and sometimes there are no spots left.Another place where you can park and launch your boat is Mine Lake. There is no dock here but it provides closer access to the campsites. The parking lot however is small and often full. There are some motor restrictions on these lakes. There are no services here (ie store or gas) so you need to bring all your supplies with you. The closest store is in Heriot Bay.These lakes are perfect for kayaking, canoeing, swimming and fishing for trout. Be sure to check out the rock bluffs for diving on Village Bay Lake, a popular swimming spot.

Quiet, beautiful, excellent campgrounds. A paddler's delight.Easy access directly from the local road.

Visited this beautiful park, took out a boat and headed to 'Rock Island' based on the review from another trip advisor member (see below), was very worth it, and highly recommended!! Pretty peeved I didn't bring my fishing gear!

boated in to my aunt and uncles cabin with them and couldn't believe the beauty! from one lake to the next and the next, amazing! we had a picnic out on the big lake on a rock island. will post pictures when i find them