Buttle Lake campground offers 85 vehicle accessible campsites set in a second-growth Douglas fir forest. Buttle Lake has a developed sandy beach. Some sites are located right on the lakeshore. Campsite reservations are accepted. The campsites at …

Trail starts at Highway 28 and follows the generally moderate Elk River Valley for 10km before turning up to Landslide Lake. Campsites are available at Butterwort Flats (6km) and the upper gravel bar campsite (9 km). No camping available at Landslide Lake.

The trail starts near the south end of Buttle Lake before the mine site. This trail has one steep section and offers views of several beautiful cascades from a viewing platform at Myra Falls, as well as access to several creek-side areas.

This loop trail begins across from the Ralph River campground and travels through a mix of open forest and marshy areas with minimal elevation change. Lower Myra Falls. Length 1km. Suggested walking time: 15 minutes. The trail starts near the south end of Buttle Lake before the Nyrstar-Westmin mine site. This trail has one steep section.

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Just a half-hour drive from Kamloops, Paul Lake offers a beautiful lakeshore campground and opportunities for canoeing and boating. The lake’s cool, clear waters make this an ideal spot for paddlers of all ability levels.

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Green Lake Park is made up of 11 campsites: Arrowhead, Black Bear, Blue Spring, Boyd Bay, Buckside Hill, Emerald Bay, Green Lake Islands, Little Arrowhead, Nolan Creek and Sunset View. Six of these sites have developed facilities.

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