Camping & Hiking · Scenic Views · British Columbia
A popular provincial park near Mission, BC, with a small, calm lake, a sandy beach, easy trails to waterfalls and well-spaced campsites. The access road is gravel and dusty.
Rolley Lake Provincial Park is built around a small, calm lake near Mission. Visitors describe a peaceful spot with a sandy beach, a pretty picnic area and shallow water that suits swimming, floaties and paddleboards.
The campground gets good reviews: sites are well developed and not crammed together, with decent privacy. Campers mention washrooms with running water and showers as well as pit toilets, though one visitor found the washrooms at the day-use area less impressive than the campsites.
Short, easy trails loop around the lake and lead to a series of waterfalls; one hiker recommends continuing past the first falls to bigger ones further on. Kayakers and anglers use the lake too, although one angler came away empty-handed. It works well for families and for a quiet weekday afternoon, and is an alternative to nearby Hayward Lake.
The road in is unpaved and very dusty. Some of the mushrooms along the trails may be poisonous, so keep an eye on kids and dogs.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 1,463 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Rolley Lake Provincial Park directly.
