Horsefly Lake Provincial Park Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
provincial park in British Columbia
About Horsefly Lake Provincial Park
This 186-ha park offers a popular 23-site campground and day-use area which has a developed beach, a horseshoe pit and a nature trail. Fir, spruce, birch and cedar clothe the slopes along the lower reaches of Dillabough Creek at the west end of Horsefly Lake – a semi-wilderness water body penetrating the Quesnel Highlands. There are old growth cedars and Douglas firs throughout the park. There are two unnamed lakes in the park, once the site of a hatchery operated to restore the run of sockeye to the Horsefly River. Wildlife species found in the park include moose, mule deer, coyotes, black bear, cougar and a number of small mammals, while wolves may be found in surrounding areas. Horsefly and other smaller lakes in the area support healthy populations of rainbow trout and amphibians can b
Where to Stay in Horsefly Lake Provincial Park
- 🏨Horsefly Lake Campground
Horsefly Lake Provincial Park Travel Guide Sections
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