Provincial Parks in the Shuswap

A highly regarded park in BC's Southern Interior is Shuswap Lake Provincial Park. Yearly, many hundreds of tourists primarily from British Columbia and Alberta encamp there. Shuswap Lake Provincial Park is located on the northshore of Shuswap Lake's major arm, in the neighborhood of Scotch Creek. From the municipality of Salmon Arm, drive about forty five minutes north to get to the park. From the town of Kamloops, the park is around one hour's drive east. The big camp is filled with a picnic space for day usage, roughly 275 camp sites, and a big seaside of gravel and sand.

On an long-standing delta of Scotch Creek is located the Shuswap Lake Park. Found on the ruins of semi-underground pit houses are evidences that this was the place of the Kekuli First Nations villages, utilized by Shuswap First Nations peoples. The park's Nature House encompasses a Kekuli model renovation, plus the archaeological ruins are situated inside the park boundaries.

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