CAMPBELL LAKE, Thompson Nicola Region, British Columbia, Canada

CAMPBELL LAKE

British Columbia

Where is CAMPBELL LAKE?

CAMPBELL LAKE (50.5562, -120.0954), located in Thompson Nicola Region, British Columbia, Canada spans 115.4 hectares (approximately 285 acres or 1.2 square kilometers).

Which fish can I catch at CAMPBELL LAKE?

The most popular species caught here are Rainbow Trout. Please use your best judgement when determining where you can fish, and make sure you follow local rules and regulations.

What does CAMPBELL LAKE have?

Our members have marked 3 Boat Launches at CAMPBELL LAKE. You can view these markers on the map.

3 Boat Launches

No Warnings

No Other Markers

Lodging and Camping

Campbell Lake

This recreation site, located on the southwest side of Campbell Lake, provides opportunities for camping, boating, and fishing. The recreation site was developed to provide gravelled camp-site pads. The site also has a wheelchair accessible outhouse and adjacent camping spot. The gravelled cartop boat launch is sufficient to launch small trailered boats, and there is also a day use parking area. The lake is a very popular fishing destination and is sometimes prone to winter/summer fish kills. Dogs must be leashed at all times.

The site is located near Kamloops, southeast of Barnhartvale. Access to the site is via 2 wheel drive vehicles; however the road is narrow and windy in places, and suffers from wash boarding. Access to the site is off Highway 1, east of Kamloops. Travel along Barnhartvale Road until the intersection with Robins Range Road. Turn right onto Robins Range Road. Follow Robbins Range Road until the intersection with Campbell Range Road. Turn right onto Campbell Range Road. Follow Campbell Range Road until the intersection with Scuitto Lake Forest Service Road. Turn right onto the Scuitto Lake Forest Service Road. Travel approximately 12 km until to reach the Scuitto Lake Recreation Site. Stay on the main road and continue past the Scuitto Lake Recreation Site. The road parallels Scuitto Lake. Once past Scuitto Lake the road branches again. Take the right hand branch road and travel over the cattleguard and follow the road to another un-named intersection. Taking a left brings you to the entrance of the Campbell Lake Recreation Site.

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Brook Trout

Confirmed by FLaRe on CAMPBELL LAKE

5 years ago

Boat Launch Marker Added

gils48

7 years ago

AnglersAtlas

Six New Spots to Fish This Autumn Campbell and Scuitto Lakes – Rainbow Trout Bordered on the south by Douglas fir forest and with rolling grasslands to the north, Campbell and Scuitto lakes lie approximately 30 kilometres southeast of Kamloops. Access to these lakes is via the Scuitto Lake Forest Service Road which, although gravel, is suitable for campers and travel-trailers. The road passes along the north shore of Scuitto Lake, which offers undeveloped camping and car-top boat launching. Another 2.5 kilometres past Scuitto is the Campbell Lake Provincial Recreation Site, which provides designated campsites and a launch for trailered boats. Both lakes literally teem with willing-to-strike 25- to 40-centimetre (10- to 16-inch) rainbow trout. This is the perfect lake to introduce someone to fishing, whether it be trolling lures or fly-fishing for the very first time. Original Post: https://www.gofishbc.com/Blog/Where-to-Fish/Top-Spots-to-Fish-this-Fall.aspx

8 years ago

Cutthroat Trout

Confirmed by relm on CAMPBELL LAKE

9 years ago

Rainbow Trout

Confirmed by viddy69 on CAMPBELL LAKE

10 years ago

AnglersAtlas

A great teaching lake

Fall fishing options from Brian Chan, ambassador with the Fisheries Society of B.C. (www.gofishbc.com), include Campbell Lake rainbow trout: Bordered on the south by Douglas fir forest and with rolling grasslands to the north, scenic Campbell Lake lies approximately 30 kilometres southeast of Kamloops. The lake is accessed via the Scuitto Lake Forest Service Road which, though gravel, is suitable for campers and travel-trailers. A provincial recreation site on the southern shoreline provides designated campsites and a launch for trailered boats. The lake literally teems with willing-to-strike 25- to 40-centimetre (10- to 16-inch) rainbow trout. This is the perfect lake to introduce someone to fishing, whether it be trolling lures, or their first fly-fishing trip. More fall fishing options from society ambassadors Nick Basock and Rodney Hsu: http://www.gofishbc.com/news-and-events/newsletter-archive/october-2014-newsletter/top-spots-to-fish-this-fall?utm_source=gofishbc+News+October+2014&utm_campaign=gofisbc+News+October+2014&utm_medium=email

11 years ago