Seeley Lake Provincial Park is a provincial park in British Columbia, Canada, located within the asserted traditional territory of the Gitxsan First Nation, south of the confluence of the Skeena and Bulkley Rivers.
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11:45am We broke down right in front of the park and coasted into the parking lot. We called AAA and it would be over 6 hours for the tow Thank goodness we landed here( with our dog). Great park to spend our time waiting! We had cell phone service, hooters(restrooms), and a great hike. The lake wasn’t maintained well enough to show the true beauty of the area, but we are thankful for the park. Camp ground was closed, but really very nice and very...
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This is an awesome little park with a stunning view and offers a small, sandy beach on the lake to visitors for day use and swimming. Picnic tables and toilets are available. There are cutthroat trout and rainbow trout in this lake but mostly pan sized fish.
There is also a bird viewing stand for nature lovers, and the lake is perfectly fine...
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Very small park with a quick hiking path to walk around. Great views with the mountains and Lake literally RIGHT there. Mostly snow covered when I was there, but it is still earlyish in the year. I do recommend stopping here for a bit to enjoy the view and maybe use the washroom if needed as it is right along...
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