Kentucky-Alleyne Provincial Park Campground
The spot
About this campsite
Kentucky-Alleyne Provincial Park is situated in the rolling pine-grassland country of the Nicola Valley, 38 km south of Merritt off Highway 5A.
Features 135 unserviced campsites situated around sparkling turquoise, spring-fed Kentucky Lake and Alleyne Lake.
A renowned paradise for fly fishing (stocked rainbow trout), non-motorized kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and walking the 4 km lake perimeter trail.
What makes it worth the drive
- Turquoise crystal-clear waters
- Stocked rainbow trout fly fishing
- Non-motorized paddling lake
- Rolling Nicola grassland setting
Amenities & ground rules
Difficulty
Easy
Access
Price
$23.00 CAD
Season
May 1 – October 12
Elevation
1,050 m
Potable water
Not available
Toilets
Available
Showers
Not available
Boat launch
Available
Cell signal
Not available
Swimming
Not available
Firewood
Not available
Pets
Not available
Power hookups
Not available
Sani-dump
Not available
Hand pump water
On site
Fire pits
On site
Pond trail loop
On site
Community reviews
Jun 2026
The water color looks like the Caribbean! Unbelievable clear turquoise water, great fly fishing, and quiet starry nights.
Getting there
Location
Approximate coordinates. Download offline maps before you lose signal — cell coverage around Kentucky-Alleyne Provincial Park Campground is unreliable.
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