
Morton Lake Provincial Park
Cast a line at this provincial park on Menzies Road, highly regarded as a local fishing spot.
About Morton Lake Provincial Park
Reaching this provincial site requires driving up Menzies Main, an active logging road northwest of Campbell River. The route gives way to a dense second-growth forest surrounding two distinct bodies of water. Anglers regularly launch small boats here to fish for cutthroat and rainbow trout.
Morton Lake Provincial Park provides a rustic basecamp for paddlers tackling the Sayward Forest Canoe Route. The grounds include a small vehicle-accessible campground and a sandy beach area. While the main lake restricts motorized vessels, an adjacent short trail leads to Mohun Lake, which allows powerboats and offers a larger surface area for water sports.
Facilities remain basic, relying on pit toilets and a hand-pumped well. Campers need to pack in their own supplies and prepare for changing weather conditions under the thick forest canopy.
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Getting there
- Mon–SunOpen 24 hours
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The site sits along Menzies Road within the Strathcona region. Drivers must navigate active gravel logging roads to reach the entrance.


