Upper Adams River Provincial Park
Upper Adams River Provincial Park protects 65 km of large river floodplain and an extremely old, undisturbed forest with a large about of lichen north of TumTum Lake. There is a great diversity of associated species, as well as extensive habitat for sockeye, chinook and coho salmon. There is vehicle-accessible camping. Park Size: 5,868 hectares
Amenities
Boat Launch Nearby
Dog Friendly
Fishing Nearby
Pit Toilets
BC ParksDirections
The park is a very long, narrow strip that roughly follows the Upper Adams River and protects the riparian area on both sides of the river, from the north end of Adams Lake to a point north of Tum Tum Lake. There are three routes and all of them are gravel logging roads to access this area access: 1) From Highway 5 south of Barriere, via Agate Bay Road and then along the west side and northern end of Adams Lake (80 km). 2) From the Trans Canada Highway 1 at Squilax to Adams Lake roads (95 km). 3) From Highway 5 at Vavenby, via logging roads (30 km). Please make sure to use caution on logging roads and especially coming here as this is an active logging area. The closest communities are Kamloops, Clearwater, Barriere, Vavenby and Little Fort. The closest public telephone is at Vavenby Store, approximately 30 km away.