Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Sproat Lake Provincial Park adventure.
A lakeside park popular for watersports.
Sprout Lake Provincial Park’s lake, known as Kleh-koot, is a popular vacation spot for swimming, fishing, boating and windsurfing. A short walk on an easy lakeside trail takes you to K’ak’awin, one of the most notable panels of prehistoric petroglyphs in the province. The 64-site campground has water spigots and pit toilets, as well as a shower building, a sandy beach, and picnic areas. The park is located in the territory of the Hupacasath and Tseshaht First Nations.
Sprout Lake Provincial Park is open for camping year-round. If you’re looking for sunny weather, visit July through mid-September, although this is also the busy season due to the salmon sportfishing season often starting in July. Those seeking a quieter experience will find it less hectic on weekdays when schools are in session, during May, June, and September. The lake is warmest for swimming in August.