Otter Lake Provincial Park

Great camping week with the family. The flush toilets were a great surprise. I was able to catch and release a dozen small fish from the beach the longest measuring 13”.

Very well maintained quite campground. Site was immaculate when we arrived. Not too much traffic after hours. Kid friendly. Small beach which is perfect distance from all sites. Some outhouses have flush toilets and are extremely clean.

A nice quiet little campground. The lake is nice and cool in the summer and it’s a great place in the spring for bird lovers. The park is well maintained with pit and flush toilets.

Beautiful campground...easy access to Otter Lake for kayaking, ⛵ . Dan the camp manager was very welcoming and explained some rules. Got a lovely site , would recommend a tarp as it does get hot early evening.Explored lovely Tulameen and Otter Lake beach.

Otter Lake provincial campsite is in the perfect location. All the sites are nice and the lakeside ones are amazing. Mostly pit toilets except for 2 flushing ones that make all the difference. Great lake for swimming and boating. We didn't catch any fish but we were told that there are big trout in the lake. Definitely a great family location to visit.

Lovely place. So clean and well maintained. There are two flushing toilets apart from the pit toilets so that was a huge plus point of this place. We stayed two nights and it was a good stay. There were so many deers and waking up in the morning to see deers eating leaves behind our tents felt beautiful! The otter lake is beautiful but the currents in the lake is high so kayaking was a little difficult for us beginners. The park ranger was helpful and sold us woods when we ran out. I would suggest buying your own wood as it would be cheaper. The nearby town Tulameen is a zombie city! Haha just kidding. It looked like one. It does have a grocery store which had an ATM, alcohol, gas, clothes and groceries! Aint that cool!Safe, clean and beautiful campground. Enjoy

This campground is amazing. The ranger is especially nice. He joined us for meals and even brought us free wood as a thank you. He saved us by letting us use his inverter to inflate our air mattresses. We would not have been able to survive without him. On our first day he told us everything we needed to know about the area.The area is very nice. There’s a trail there and fortunately we didn’t run into any bears or cougars.The campground is well maintained. The bathrooms are clean. The pit toilets have flies in them and smell bad but that’s expected. There are flush toilets in front of site number 30 and those are the cleanest. There are no flies there and no animals.Lastly the most important part is ....DO NOT FOLLOW GOOLE MAPS. Use highway number 3 Crowsnest highway when going there. The other road is very close to the edge of a steep cliff and very rocky. Go to Princeton and from there to Coalmont and then Tulameen. Of course this only applies when you are going there from the west.

Brilliant for a camping trip. Quiet, and the lots are spaced well enough apart.Be weary though, there is no cellular service, and the payphone there is for emergencies only.

We were camping there.It’s a nice camp site with tap water and flush toilets but no shower.To access the lake it’s better to exit camp site and drive for 5 minutes to get to the day use area.The lake itself is nice and beautiful.Note, there’s no network coverage there

Great campground. Sites are big, we were able to fit our trailer, boat and vehicle on without issue. Easy access to the lake, but the boat launch is out of commission. Smaller boats can launch just beside, as long as you have 4wd/AWD. Good fishing. Note, don't take the coalmont road through Thalia if you are coming in off the Okanagan connector. Better to go down to Princeton and back up. Coalmont road is dusty and narrow. Lots of construction still happening.