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CSRD PARKS & RECREATION
AREA C
SOUTH SHUSWAP
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| Waterfront Park Blind Bay Beaches (also known as Pebble Beach and Sandy Beach) are two of the most popular beaches on Shuswap Lake. Located along the shores of Shuswap Lake, the cozy community of Blind Bay is known for its mild winters and hot summers. Blind Bay is approximately a half hour drive from Salmon Arm. On a typical summers day you will see families, tourists and locals enjoying the beach, recreation and water. Boat launches are available. Read More | | CSRD Parks & Recreation Parks & Mapping
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| Waterfront Park Caen Road Park is a grassy park located in Blind Bay. Used as a day use park and swimming area, Caen Road Park is a beautiful destination for a day of swimming and picnicking. Users enjoy a grassy area, picnic tables, washroom, benches, and a swimming area. Please be aware, there is no lifeguard on duty. For boats, this is a hand launch site. Read More | |
| Waterfront Park Gillespie Road Community Park boasts scenic views, a swimming dock, a picnic area, vault toilet and garbage receptacles. This beautiful spot is a perfect getaway in the summer for recreation. There is a swim dock and designated swimming area, however, there is no lifegaurd Read More | |
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| Waterfront Park Harbour Road Boat Launch has become one of the most popular boat launches in the Shuswap. This site is approximately 20 metres wide by 100 metres long. There is a public vault toilet, garbage receptacles, a cement boat launch and a 60 foot dock for temporary loading and unloading of boats. No boat moorage is permitted. Read More | |
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| Waterfront Park Hugh Road Community Park is a .5 Hectare site with 70 meters of lakefront providing access to White Lake. he trail winds down from the parking lot, past two picnic benches, each have a superb view across the lake. At the end of the trail is possibly the best swimming spot on the lake, it has a buoyed swim area with a swim platform. Developers of this park deliberately left the site as natural as possible resulting in Hugh Road being a popular perching spot for eagles and ospreys. Read More | |
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| Waterfront Park Markwart Road Markwart Road Boat Launch is a year round launch with a vault toilet and garbage receptacle for public convenience and a boat dock for temporary moorage while loading and unloading. This site has been substantially improved as a boat launch. Read More | |
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| Waterfront Park Reedman Road Reedman Road Community Park is a small 10m wide public lake access that extends approximately 50 m from Blind Bay Road to the shore of Shuswap Lake. There is a gravel pathway with planted native species on either side. At the lakeshore there is an artisan's bench and interpretive sign providing information on local pioneer John Reedman. Read More | |
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| Waterfront Park Robinson Creek Park Robinson Creek Park is approximately 80 m wide by 80 m long. Development in 2010 included a vault toilet, picnic benches, parking and wheelchair friendly trail. Read More | |
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| Waterfront Park Rocky Point Road Rocky Point Road is a beautiful beach on the end of a cul-de-sac with parking for approximately 7 cars. This rocky beach has picturesque views of Blind Bay, Copper Island and Shuswap Lake. Small watercraft can be hand launched here. Read More | |
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| Waterfront Park Shannon Beach This site is along the shoreline on Shuswap Lake. There is a small picnic area overlooking the lake. A short wheelchair accessible trail leads across Eagle Bay Road to the beach (watch for traffic). Picnic tables that are wheelchair accessible are also available at this site. The large swimming area is cordoned off from boat traffic with buoys. A swimming raft is provided for the enjoyment of swimmers and sun bathers. Read More | |
| Waterfront Park Sunnybrae Park is a great spot for family recreation which includes a playground, ample parking, washrooms and a beach on Shuswap Lake. It has a picnic area adjacent to one of the best beaches in the Shuswap. There is a short trail up to the top of the bluffs across the road for a wonderful view across the lake. A children�s playground was installed in 2009 with help from the local Fire Department and other Volunteers. Read More | |
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| Waterfront Park Wild Rose Bay is secluded and rarely visited park mainly due to its distance from the Highway. A trail has been constructed leading from the parking lot down to the shoreline. The parking lot is substantial and includes a public washroom and garbage receptacle. Access by boat is difficult at low water periods due to the rocky shoreline; however, the views across the lake from the point are unsurpassed. Read More | |
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| Waterfront Park White Lake Community Park is located adjacent to the Community Hall in White Lake. There is a boat launch with fixed dock, parking area for tow vehicles and trailers across Parri Road adjacent to the Fire Hall, vault toilet, picnic area and viewing platform with views over White Lake. This is a wonderful family area and is kept open in the winter as the are is used extensively by ice fishers. Read More | |
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| Community Recreation Parks Sorrento/Blind Bay Park is a park you have to experience. This large open space park includes a skating rink, batting cage, tennis courts, soccer field, basketball court, 3 baseball diamonds with beautiful viewing areas, concession stands, dog park, water spray park, and a beautiful playground with a state of the art sun shade. Read More | | |
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| Waterfront Park Cedar Heights Park is a 7.24hectare (17.89 acre) park divided by Salmon River Road. The west portion has a large old growth Ponderosa Pine and Douglas Fir trees. The east portion contains a ball field with adjacent concession stand and toilets. A horse riding ring is available for equestrian use. The amenities in this park make it a popular place for locals and visitors. Read More | |
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| Trails Balmoral Trail Head is the southern access to the Blind Bay-White Lake trail system. There is ample parking for 10-15 vehicles and a vault toilet and garbage receptacle for public convenience. Superb hiking and mountain biking opportunities. Superb hiking and mountain biking opportunities await you at these trails. Read More | | |
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| Trails John Evdokimoff Bike Park (White Lake Bike Terrain Park) is a bike skills park graded green, blue and black located in White Lake. It was designed by the renowned Mountain Bike guru Jay Hoots and built with help by local volunteers. Progressive drops, table tops, balance features and free trail rides are featured in this regions first bike skills park. The park also includes washrooms and a viewing platform. John Evdokimoff Bike Skills Park also acts as a trailhead for the White Lake Balmoral connector trail linking the two communities of White Lake and Blind Bay. Read More | |
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| Trails MacArthur Heights Trailhead is the northern access to the Blind Bay - White Lake trail system. There is ample parking for 10-15 vehicles and a vault toilet and garbage receptacle for public convenience. Superb hiking and mountain biking opportunities. Wonderful views over Shuswap Lake. Read More | |
| | Trails Reinecker Creek Trail has a lower loop contained almost entirely within Herald Provincial Park. This is a moderate hike that begins with switchbacks and climbs about 200 feet through picturesque fir and pine forest with views of Shuswap Lake. The trail then descends gradually to cross the creek and returns on the west side on an old logging (skid) road and exits onto Sunnybrae Canoe Point Road about 200 metres west of the Margaret Falls Trail parking lot. The hike takes 1 1/2 to 2 hours to complete. Two longer loops branch off the lower loop just 60 metres to the east of the foot bridge across Reinecker Creek and switchbacks onto a bench above the creek, then continues for 4 km to another bridge crossing, and yet another loop continues north towards White Lake and again crosses onto the west side to join an ATV track that continues on to White Lake at Woodhaven Campground. Read More
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| | Trails Skimkin Trails and campsite are managed by the EQ Trails Association. Read More | | |
