Lois Lake

The main campsite at Lois Lake has a large parking area along with day use and overnight camping areas. Caution should be used when paddling Lois Lake due to numerous submerged stumps and snags. Also be aware that winds can at times can make crossing the main, northern section of the lake quite hazardous.

Horseshoe Lake

An overnight stop at the end of the portage from Lois Lake to Dodd Lake.

At the northern end of Horseshoe Lake, just east of the narrows, is Little Horseshoe Creek recreation site. It is a small rustic site and is only accessible by canoe

Nanton Lake

Nanton Lake, offers two recreation sites: The main Nanton site is on the west side of the lake (and has vehicle access), or a small site that is canoe-only access and is 300 m up from the entrance of the connector stream

Ireland Lake

This is a small, shallow lake with a recreation site at the southern end. The next portage begins on the eastern shore at the mouth of a small connector stream, adjacent to a small rest area. There is also a remote access recreation site at the north end of the lake.

Dodd Lake

Dodd is a large, open lake that in warm afternoons can be subject to sudden wind squalls. Either shore can be followed, and winds usually abate by 5 pm

Inland lake

A beautiful recreational lake with several sandy beaches and good fishing. The lake has two Provincial Park sites; a remote access campsite on Anthony Island and a vehicle-access campground on the southern end.

Goat Island

This small island offers tranquil campsites and is surrounded by pristine waters, making it ideal for kayaking, canoeing, and swimming. The island’s peaceful atmosphere, along with scenic views of the surrounding mountains and forested landscape, makes it a perfect spot for those looking to experience the natural beauty of Powell River’s lake system.