Marshall Creek Recreation Site
The spot
About this campsite
Marshall Creek Recreation Site is located on the northern shore of Carpenter Lake reservoir in the remote Bridge River Valley west of Lillooet.
Features 12 unserviced campsites set in Douglas fir and lodgepole pine forest where Marshall Creek enters Carpenter Lake.
Popular for kokanee salmon fishing, powerboating, and staging overland trips across the Hurley River FSR or Bralorne gold rush ghost towns.
What makes it worth the drive
- Carpenter Lake reservoir views
- Kokanee & rainbow trout fishing
- Bridge River gold rush history
- Hurley River FSR gateway
Amenities & ground rules
Difficulty
Moderate
Access
Price
$15.00 CAD
Season
June 1 – October 15
Elevation
650 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
Fire pits
On site
Picnic tables
On site
Lake dock
On site
Community reviews
Jul 2025
Spectacular rugged country! The lake is electric turquoise and Marshall Creek is crystal clear. Great launching pad for exploring Bralorne.
Getting there
Location
Approximate coordinates. Download offline maps before you lose signal — cell coverage around Marshall Creek Recreation Site is unreliable.
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