Whiteswan Lake Park

Whiteswan Lake’s spectacular mountain views are accented by lakeside camping. The park features superb trophy quality fishing for rainbow trout. To ensure a quiet and relaxing experience, there is no towing allowed on the lake. Winter ice-fishing is very popular. Alces Lake, also within the boundaries of this 1,994 hectare park, allows fly-fishing only.

Lakeside hikes, swimming, fishing, waterfalls and plenty of room to roam are found here in this scenic wilderness park.

Campgrounds

There are 114 campsites located at five campgrounds:

Alces Lake (28 campsites) at km 21 offers sunny lakefront campsites;
Packrat Point (16 campsites) at km 24;
Inlet Creek (16 campsites) at km 28 are located on the east side of the road across from Whiteswan Lake;
White River (17 campsites) located at the northeastern entrance of the park off White River Forest Road;
Home Basin (37 campsites) located at the northwestern corner of Whiteswan Lake accessed by the Moscow Creek Forest Road and offers some lakefront campsites.
Backcountry, marine-accessible or hike-in camping is allowed at Cave Creek Campground located on the north shore of Whiteswan Lake. Facilities include tent pads, pit toilets, picnic tables, fire rings and food storage lockers.

The Park is open year-round unless inaccessible due to weather conditions, especially during the off-season and Home Basin & White River campgrounds are open year-round, while Alces, Packrat Point and Inlet Creek campgrounds are open from May to September.