Isobel Lake

About Isobel Lake

Camping Fees will apply starting in May. Isobel Lake Recreation Site, part of the Isobel Lake Interpretive Forest, is popular for year round recreation. This site offers a 2km low mobility trail around the lake featuring rest benches, picnic tables, a group shelter (The Forest Inn) and accessible outhouses and docks along the trail. Additional summer activities include canoeing, fishing and biking. There are extensive cross country skiing, snowshoeing and fat biking opportunities in the winter. Isobel Lake is stocked with Rainbow Trout; the lake is a youth/disabled Accompanied Water from April 1 - Sept 30 with a handrail on the western dock to allow access into a boat. Buy a fishing licence, read the regulations and view fish stocking reports HERE. Under section 20(3) of the Recreation Regulations, All dogs must be on a leash at all times (for all Kamloops Recreation Sites) and all off-highway vehicles (ORVs) such as quads, dirt bikes, side by sides/utility terrain vehicles and other vehicles defined as ORVs are NO LONGER PERMITTED within the boundaries of the Isobel Lake Recreation Site and along the Isobel Lake Interpretive Trail and the Eagle-eye Lookout Trail. Operation of these forms of vehicles within the above noted areas is prohibited. Be aware of the McQueen Lake No Shooting Area BC Hunting Regulations This site is located approximately 20km North of Kamloops. Travel north on the Lac du Bois Road for 16km, turn right onto the Isobel Lake Forest Service Road, continue for approximately 4km following the signs to Isobel Lake.

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