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Echo Lake Provincial Park
A scenic day-use lake in the north Okanagan that’s popular with anglers, boaters, and picnickers.
Unlike most provincial parks, Echo Lake has formal facilities. The small park instead has several pullouts and space for picnics, sunbathing, swimming, and fishing along the edge of the lake. The private Echo Lake Resort sits in the park on the water’s edge and offers 35 campsites with some services including power, water, and picnic tables, plus nine rental cabins. Visitors will also find boat rentals, a boat launch, and a small store. Other options for private camping and cabin stays are available in the surrounding area. Echo Lake Provincial Park is the traditional territory of the Splatsin people.
Unlike most provincial parks, Echo Lake has formal facilities. The small park instead has several pullouts and space for picnics, sunbathing, swimming, and fishing along the edge of the lake. The private Echo Lake Resort sits in the park on the water’s edge and offers 35 campsites with some services including power, water, and picnic tables, plus nine rental cabins. Visitors will also find boat rentals, a boat launch, and a small store. Other options for private camping and cabin stays are available in the surrounding area. Echo Lake Provincial Park is the traditional territory of the Splatsin people.
When to Go
Echo Lake Provincial Park is open year-round. The best weather for swimming is from July to September. Echo Lake Resort and the nearby Cozy Cabins Resort are open mid-May to September.
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Echo Lake Provincial Park is open year-round. The best weather for swimming is from July to September. Echo Lake Resort and the nearby Cozy Cabins Resort are open mid-May to September.
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