Park Contact
This park proudly operated by:McGrath Contracting Ltd.
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(Available 8am–4:30pm,
Monday–Friday)
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Inland Lake Provincial Park
About This Park
Prior to 1997, this park was a Forest Service Recreation area. The area was established as a provincial park in 1997. Many years ago, the Model Community Society constructed a 13 km wheelchair-accessible trail around Inland Lake.
There are drive-in and walk-in campsites available at this park, as well as opportunities for swimming, cycling, fishing, canoeing and boating (<10hp).
The Model Community Project for People with Disabilities have led a two year effort to drastically improve the trail and facilities at Inland Lake Provincial Park. The “Model Community” work in partnership with BC Parks under a Shared Stewardship Agreement. They have successfully raised over 250K of funds to support the park improvement. BC Parks wishes to publically thank the Model Community for their great effort and dedication.
Established Date: June 29, 2000
Park Size: 2,757 hectares
Know Before You Go
- No fishing from November 1 to March 31. Single barbless hook from April 1 to October 31, with no retention of cutthroat trout over 40 cm. Please refer to the Fresh Water Fishing Regulations Synopsis. Anyone fishing or angling in British Columbia must have an appropriate licence.
Reservations

Campsite Reservations:
Campsite reservations are accepted at this park.
Location and Maps
Nature and Culture
- History: In 1977 this area, formerly known as the Confederation/Haslam Lake Protected Area, which included a Forest Service Recreation Site at Inland Lake, was signed over to BC Parks and renamed Inland Lake Provincial Park.
- General Wildlife, Marine & Outdoor Ethics Information
Management Planning
Activities Available at this Park

Canoeing

Cycling

Fishing

Hiking

Hunting

Pets on Leash

Swimming

Wildlife Viewing
Facilities Available at this Park

Accessibility
The two cabins at the main camp ground are no longer available for camping.

Boat Launch

Campfires

Drinking Water

Picnic Areas

Pit or Flush Toilets

Vehicle Accessible Camping
If no staff is available to help find a site, find an unoccupied site that has no camping receipt posted at the site and the host will come and collect your fee in the evening. There is no pay phone in the park. The closest store is in Powell River, approximately 10 kilometres away.

Walk-In/Wilderness Camping
Wilderness, backcountry or walk-in camping is allowed, but there are no facilities provided. There are three walk-in campsites on Anthony Island. The hike in is approximately 3 kilometres. Camping is on the bare ground. Please camp in designated sites. There are pit toilets available. There is a designated fire ring for campfires; you will need to pack in your own firewood.
