Champion Lakes Provincial Park, British Columbia

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Champion Lakes Provincial Park is a 1408 hectare park that encompasses the Champion Lakes chain. Small mammals including squirrels, porcupines, beavers, bears and deer inhabit the surrounding area. This BC Provinvial Park is a bird watchers paradise where species such as nighthawks, grouse, kingfishers, woodpeckers and chickadees reside. The lakes provide excellent fishing oppurtunities for the avid angler.

LOCATION

Access to the park is located 10 km off of Highway 3B north of Salmo.

PARK FACILITIES & ACTIVITIES

Camping - The 89 unit campground provides water, wood and flush toilets. Picnic areas, adventure playgrounds and beaches with changehouses are located nearby.

Fishing & Boating - Power boats are not permitted within the park but canoeing is an interesting way to explore the lakes. Rainbow trout of up to 30 cm are not uncommon. Trolling spoon and fly are the most common methods used.

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