Lake Check

Fill-risk predictions and crowdsourced parking reports for popular BC day-use lakes with no reservation system.

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Sasamat Lake (White Pine Beach)

Belcarra, Metro Vancouver

Directions

Warm, shallow lake in Belcarra Regional Park known for the White Pine Beach day-use area. Extremely popular on summer weekends; the lot and overflow roadside parking fill early.

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Est. lot capacity: ~180 vehicles. Main White Pine Beach lot plus overflow lots along 1st Ave / Bedwell Bay Rd. Metro Vancouver has historically closed access and turned cars away once full on peak summer days.

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Hayward Lake

Mission, BC

Directions

BC Hydro reservoir near Stave Falls with the Reservoir and Norrish Creek trailheads. Popular for swimming, fishing, and hiking; smaller and less crowded than Sasamat but still fills on hot weekends.

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Est. lot capacity: ~60 vehicles. Small gravel lots at the Reservoir Rd and Sylvester Rd trailheads. No formal overflow parking — roadside shoulder parking is limited and sometimes restricted.

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Stave Lake

Mission, BC

Directions

Large reservoir north of Mission with several rustic forest-service style access points for boat launching, camping, and swimming. Less regulated than the other two lakes; parking is informal.

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Est. lot capacity: ~40 vehicles. Primary access via the Stave Lake Rd boat launch/day-use area. Parking is an unmarked gravel clearing — capacity is a rough estimate, not a managed lot.

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