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10 mins walk from our back yard.
Located close to Golden Ears Provincial Park near the town of Mission in the Fraser Valley, Rolley Lake is one of the region’s best places for camping.
To learn more about Rolley Lake, continue reading. For information about other provincial parks and campgrounds, click Camping in the Lower Mainland.
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Rolley Lake
10 mins walk from our back yard.
Located close to Golden Ears Provincial Park near the town of Mission in the Fraser Valley, Rolley Lake is one of the region’s best places for camping.
To learn more about Rolley Lake, continue reading. For information about other provincial parks and campgrounds, click Camping in the Lower Mainland.
This beautiful lake offers an array of outdoor recreation for all seasons. Popular for its sandy beach and swimming in the warm summer months, or for the non-motorized boating making it ideal for Kayaking and canoeing year-round.
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Hayward Lake
This beautiful lake offers an array of outdoor recreation for all seasons. Popular for its sandy beach and swimming in the warm summer months, or for the non-motorized boating making it ideal for Kayaking and canoeing year-round.
. The Stave Lake reservoir is bounded by the Stave Lake Dam. Downstream is the Hayward Lake reservoir and the Ruskin Dam.
Many recreational activities can be enjoyed in the area, from boating, fishing and swimming, to picnicking, hiking and mountain biking.
Stave Lake is located on the traditional territory of Kwantlen First Nation.
Stave Lake BC
. The Stave Lake reservoir is bounded by the Stave Lake Dam. Downstream is the Hayward Lake reservoir and the Ruskin Dam.
Many recreational activities can be enjoyed in the area, from boating, fishing and swimming, to picnicking, hiking and mountain biking.
Stave Lake is located on the traditional territory of Kwantlen First Nation.
The park starts up in the forest above Maple Ridge and follows Kanaka Creek out to the Fraser River. It passes through some amazing canyons and waterfalls. There is a fish fence and fish hatchery and amazing learning centre as well. Great park for hiking, learning, a picnic, or a leisurely walk along the riverfront.
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Kanaka Creek Regional Park
11484 256 StThe park starts up in the forest above Maple Ridge and follows Kanaka Creek out to the Fraser River. It passes through some amazing canyons and waterfalls. There is a fish fence and fish hatchery and amazing learning centre as well. Great park for hiking, learning, a picnic, or a leisurely walk along the riverfront.
Alouette Lake is a popular spot for swimming, windsurfing, water-skiing, canoeing, boating and fishing.
Picnic and barbeque areas, a boat launch and miles of beaches, this is a great place to spend the day
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Alouette Lake
Alouette Lake is a popular spot for swimming, windsurfing, water-skiing, canoeing, boating and fishing.
Picnic and barbeque areas, a boat launch and miles of beaches, this is a great place to spend the day
Whonnock Lake Park offers a wonderful stand of mature trees, a grassy playground, an excellent small sandy beach, paddle boat rentals, swimming, hiking, and nature study. Park facilities include a barbecue pit, concession stand, picnic tables, a playground, washrooms, paddle boat rentals, drinking water. A gazebo is for rent Whonnock Lake is home to thriving colonies of beavers and muskrats.
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Whonnock Lake
27871 113 AveWhonnock Lake Park offers a wonderful stand of mature trees, a grassy playground, an excellent small sandy beach, paddle boat rentals, swimming, hiking, and nature study. Park facilities include a barbecue pit, concession stand, picnic tables, a playground, washrooms, paddle boat rentals, drinking water. A gazebo is for rent Whonnock Lake is home to thriving colonies of beavers and muskrats.