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Description
Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park
Category: Parks | Area: Chilliwack | Cost: Free entry (camping fees apply)
Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park sits at the far end of the Chilliwack River Valley, about an hour's drive east of Chilliwack. The large glacier-fed lake is surrounded by forested peaks, making it a favourite for camping, fishing, paddling and day hikes, including the trail to Lindeman Lake.
Facilities and Features
- Campgrounds near the north end of the lake (reservations recommended in summer)
- Beaches and day-use area with picnic tables
- Boat launch for canoes, kayaks and small boats
- Trailheads for Lindeman Lake and other backcountry routes
- Pit toilets; services are limited, and there is little or no cell service
Dogs at Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park
Dogs are allowed on a leash. Pets are not permitted on beaches or in swimming areas. Follow posted BC Parks rules.
Good to Know
- The last part of Chilliwack Lake Road is gravel; drive carefully.
- Bring supplies, as there are no stores in the park.
- The lake water stays cold even in summer.
Nearby Parks
- Bridal Veil Falls Provincial Park (23.9 km)
- Chilliwack Community Forest (25.9 km)
- Lexw Qwò:m Park (25.9 km)
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