Three nites Awesome cabin…read more Great swimming Dogs welcome Decent food My first visit bu not my last!!

From the owner: Nestled in a setting that is as beautiful as it is diverse, a world class fly fishing experience…read moreawaits as well as a great cycling experience on nearby trails and back roads. Visit the Kane Valley Recreational area with 50K of trails. Soak up the peace and quiet as you get hooked on fly fishing or enjoy the breathtaking countryside or a variety of outdoor activities. All complemented by joining us for a wonderful three course dinner at our rustic and cozy lodge. Stay in one of our fully self-contained cozy cabins and enjoy a great escape. Corbett Lake welcomes you!

What a gorgeous place to spend the day! While staying in Princeton we drove out to otter lake day…read moreuse beach twice and spent the entire day there. The park is clean with lots of shade and picnic tables and it is not overly crowded although I still recommend going early to get a prime picnic area. The lake is calm and was the perfect temperature. I look forward to spending much more time here with my family next summer

If you are willing to make the drive (approximately 4 hours out from Vancouver) you will not be…read moredisappointed with Otter Lake Provincial Park and the camp grounds here. Some of the best campsites at this location are definitely the lake sides ones as these give you direct access to the lake without having to leave your site! However, it isn't too difficult to either walk to the lake or take a short drive out to the day use area if you have one of the inner sites. One of the big draws of this location was the lack of RV's which makes for an amazingly quiet and relaxing experience. The site also has strict rules about when you can run your generators which definitely helps as well. Many of the sites that we passed by where mainly tents with smaller camping trailers. There are also a variety of trails near by as well as access to some cool looking mountain biking courses. It is important to note that there are no shower facilities here or full bathrooms. However, all their porter potties/washrooms are actually fitted with flush toilets! They are also cleaned very frequently. Overall, this place is great for families and perfect for car camping enthusiasts that want a more peaceful and relaxing experience. Additional notes: The campsite is located just 5 or 10 minutes from Tulameen which means easy access food/supplies if you need a top off. Also if you need propane you'll need to go across the street from the town's general store - look for the motel, and call the posted number to get service. The owner lives pretty close by and can generally get there in 5 minutes or so of the call. They take debit/cash.

The middle of Douglas Lake Ranch with a lake loaded with trout. Cabins summer and winter at good…read moreprices and lots of camping also, but it's all about the trout fishing, flys only and Salmon Lake is not catch and release. Thats about it.

Been there , done that ! LOL ! My BF and his brothers LOVE this place to death ! They have been…read morecoming here for umpteen years . The cabins are nice. There is a pool. The fishing can be really good. The location is pretty special. Its a very popular spot. ( I am not a fisherman ) . But, I do think they do a good job, of looking after the resort and also, providing a great experience. It can be VERY windy and cold, so bundle up ! Happy fishing . The road in is gravel. Very little cell service available, and no internet when I was there. No TV either. Wood stoves . Beds ???? not so soft.

I recently visited this camp ground for a week long vacation. We were able to book in advance…read moreonline which is always nice. We got one of the last spots available. Lac Le Jeune was hit hard a few years ago by the Mountain pine Beetle which forced them to remove some of the tree's in the area leaving some camp spots without shade which is tough in the day time when the sun is super hot. But it's also something that can't be helped. The campground has RV dump and fill so you can fill up and then dump your waste for $5. My family tented for the week which was nice. Each campsite has a fire ring and a picnic table. Our spot was quite dusty but again it's nature and that can't always be helped. The campground has "out house" style washrooms however they are flush toilets. There are "Double" sites available for larger families or friends who enjoy camping as a group. The campground is right on the lake so if you're lucky and can book early enough you can get a campsite by the lake. The lake itself is great. It's a grass style beach with a "sandy" slope. But it's not really big enough to build sandcastles. The lake isn't full of rocks like most lakes can be which was nice. There is also a changing area with washroom or changing booths you can use to change. There are an abundance of picnic tables near the beach, making it very easy to picnic. The camp ground is located close to Kamloops and Logan Lake so you don't have to drive far if you need supplies or want to return to civilization for a few hours. The negatives? On some advertisements they claim to have wifi, which isn't true. The women washroom near our campsite was clogged and uncleaned for 2 days despite Park crew being made aware of the situation. Some advertisements also say they have showers. I was there for a week and did not find the showers. Would I go back? Yes however I would book earlier than I did this time.

The electric hand dyers in the bathrooms did not work. No hot water in washrooms. Picnic table at…read moreour site was peeling with splinters. No light switch in washroom. $15 for firewood as opposed to $12 in the Okanagan sites. No dishwashing area for tenters! Nice place though with lake views.

A great family campground located off of Nicola Lake. There are over 120 camp sites with 2…read moreplaygrounds for kids. There are 2 bathrooms with flush toilets however there are also the more traditional outhouses. The gatehouse had firewood and ice for sale. You can pick it up at the gatehouse or have it delivered. The gatehouse and campground staff are friendly and helpful with any issue. The battery on our car died and they gave us a jump! There is a day use area with a nice beach. There is a dog area where you can take your dog swimming however I will say people often setup right at the water which makes it awkward to walk your dog through. Enjoy the wildlife there are multiple species of birds, deer, and marmots that frequent the park

Not worth your time or your $$$. Stay away. Very far away…read more Every year they need to hire a new chef and wait staff, so there is no consistency. Food and service here are hit and miss. Customer service has declined precipitously over the last decade. This place is run to the vast exclusion of all other fishing opportunities on the ranch. Nevertheless, the biggest fish in Stoney Lake are no bigger than medium-sized (3-4lbs), if that. The sister lake, Minnie Lake, is far, far worse. What used to be one of the premier trophy lakes in the province has been turned into an unmitigated disaster by the latest manager in charge of Fishing & Rec at the DLR. He is a self appointed expert (in all things fishing), and has taken on the role of deciding how to stock the two lakes - despite the fact that he has no training and no clue what he is doing. The result? Massive overstocking, a lake full of tiny tiddlers, and sick and starving fish. These lakes will never recover until a few years after they finally fire the manager. He should focus more on promoting himself on social media - constantly putting out films of himself getting spooled by 2-pounders, calling 3-pounders "hogs" and "slabs", and killing fish with his throat pumping technique. Find another venue if you value your time and $$. There are several other fishing resorts that will value you as a customer a short drive from this one. Drive there.

This is a hidden gem, very tranquil and well cared for grounds, and the lake is full of natural…read morewild life, Canada Goose and wild ducks with their young, turtles, wild birds, and a good variety of fish in the water. Bring a book and relax in the shades, or bring your fishing pole and try your luck. For me, I bring Daisy to enjoy the grounds, and she also likes to have a dip in the cool lake water. Also, a great place for an impromptu picnic with friends and family. Remember to respect the nature, take away whatever you bring, and don't leave any garbage that spoils the park for all to enjoy!!

Our family just visited May 2026 and we had a wonderful stay. We had AMAZING FISHING! Apparently…read morewe timed it right for fishing, (any time in May/ early June, then late August/Sept). aThe summer is best for THE POOL that opens July 1 usually I'm told. The cabins were recently renovated and super cute! No restaurant or other amenities on site, which was totally fine, as the kitchen is super well stocked, and there is a BBQ on the deck. Very peaceful and quiet, people were friendly, nice walking nearby, field to play games in. We also enjoyed the scenic drive in and out, passing by so many cows and their young calves. We plan to return.

Stayed there for four nights. The new manager seemed nice and helpful. The cabins are individually…read moreowned and all decorated separately then some are put into a rental pool and rented out. The customer service is on the lax side and not as attentive as your typical resort but it's a cute little getaway just a few hours out of Vancouver. The prices are decent, restaurant isn't anything to write home about but it's ok. I prefer cooking my own food anyways. It had a concrete pool to tan at if you do t want to swim in the lake. They have little boats with outbound motors for rent at $70 day including gas. No complaints. It's under new management so I think they may just be trying to work out the quirks so I'll give it another try. Be prepared to bring bug spray because the mosquitoes are really bad. The manager did say that this year was really bad for them. The place I was in was clean and decorated beautiful and rustic. It had a true cabin feel

Been coming here since 1969. Yup. Ride my peddle bike from Kamloops. Anyways, nice and close to…read moretown. 20 kms. Nice day park. Nice campsites. Flush toilets. Not sure about hot showers. Lots of parking. Boat Launch. Hiking trails. Very kid friendly. To many dogs on the loose in the beach area. Watch out for Duck itch. Big problem. Mosquitoes too.

Stayed there twice during summer 2025. First stop was one night on our way to the Yukon. Had such a…read morewarm greeting from Michelle and Dave , they took extra care to see we were comfortable. So on our return home trip we stopped in for several nights. The resort is well groomed, kept up beautifully. We thank you! Deb & Fred from Kelowna.

Downloaded yelp for the sole purpose of writing this review. In 2016 when I was 13, my family and I…read morecamped here for one night while on a road trip. 9.5 years later and I still think about how awesome this campsite was. Had the best time. Highly recommend. Keep up the good work Willow Springs!