Morton Lake Provincial Park

Morton Lake Provincial Park, 27 km northwest of Campbell River, features 24 rustic, lakeside campsites (some reservable) with beach access, a boat launch, and pit toilets. Swim, fish for trout, canoe between Morton and Mohun Lakes, or hike to tranquil Andrew Lake. Note: access via rough logging roads and limited services off-season.

Morton Lake Provincial Park surrounds the tranquil waters of Morton Lake, providing visitors with a peaceful and scenic environment for a variety of outdoor activities. Whether for a day trip or an extended stay, the park offers an idyllic setting for families, hikers, and nature enthusiasts. The park features a selection of well-maintained campsites, including both tent and RV options, all set within the forested landscape. Visitors can enjoy a comfortable and secluded camping experience with easy access to the lake and surrounding trails. Amenities such as picnic tables, fire pits, and clean washrooms ensure a convenient and enjoyable stay. The campsites offer privacy and a close connection to the natural beauty of the park, making it a perfect location for those seeking a peaceful getaway. Morton Lake is a popular spot for fishing, with opportunities to catch rainbow trout and other species in its clear waters. Boating and kayaking are also popular activities, as visitors can explore the lake and enjoy the scenic views of the surrounding mountains and forests. For those who enjoy hiking, the park features several trails that wind through the woods, providing stunning views of the lake and the surrounding landscape. In addition to outdoor recreation, Morton Lake Provincial Park offers a great base for exploring the nearby town of Campbell River, known for its rich history and vibrant cultural scene. Whether for relaxation, adventure, or both, Morton Lake Provincial Park offers an unforgettable natural retreat in British Columbia. Morton Lake Provincial Park is a British Columbia Provincial Park located in, or near Campbell River, British Columbia in the Vancouver Island tourism region.

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