S⨱ótsaqel / Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park

So incredibly beautiful. If you follow the missing 411 and are terrified by the idea, well there are a lot of boulders and huckleberries here. Not to mention a few too many people going missing under very odd circumstances. Some just never show up again. Bodies just disappear and never surface. So, I was very scared about this place when we arrived. I saw these massive boulders everywhere and despite all the fears in my head, I had a wonderful time sleeping in a tent. I never would have gone because of the many YouTube videos I've seen on the 411. But family invited us up. So I went. It was great to go. Nothing bad happened. I used to love camping and now I feel like maybe I will do it again. Before this trip I was never planning on camping, ever, ever, EVER AGAIN! Anyways, the extreme beauty of this spot was so beyond words.

Gorgeous place with many trails. There are camping and backpacking options. You can also go boating on Chilliwack lake

Amazing lake to spend the day! Yes, it is far but once you are there you won't even remember! It has a beach with sand! The water is really cold but with perseverance you can definitely dive in. Arrive early if you want to find parking near the beach otherwise you will have to walk a lot

Amazing mountains, tons of hidden alpine lakes and some great hikes in the area! Would love to see some more funding go into the lindeman lake parking lot to make it a little more secure though. Even then I still spend every single weekend out there!

Beautiful view. Can be crowds in the summer but a great place to take the kids and have some family time

For sure the very best lake around Chilliwack, it's about 40km out of town paved all the way turning this park not just the most beautiful but also with very easy access.

Hiked up to Mount MacDonald and Mount Webb with three hiking buddies. Great day of hiking with great weather. 25km 2000meters of elevation gain in the beautiful back country of BC.

Beautiful scenery!There is some few trail that lead you in the bridge.There is a small walk way trail before the bridge which lead you in the connection of the lake.Flat trail well maintain.Still have few snow due to late spring this 2023.Must be visit.

This is a very nice park for camping at and being close to larger centers, it still has the feeling of being in the wilderness.There are many sites to select from and all are a short walk from the lake.Washrooms are well placed so that you don't need to go far from your site to use one (these are pit toilets), and they are well maintained and kept clean by the staff.Most of the sites are large enough for larger camping units and have easy access for larger trailers and campers.The only drawback is that the beach size is limited and the only boat launch is at the main beach.There is no cellular reception at the park but a short drive out allows you to have/find reception if you need to make a call or check for messages etc.There is a dog beach to allow for pets to take a dip.The staff on site were friendly and welcoming and you can purchase firewood and propane and rent propane fire rings.All in all, a great place to camp at.