Syringa Creek Provincial Park is located in south central BC near the southeast end of the Lower Arrow Lake. The lake is a part of the Columbia River that was widened and deepened with the construction of the Hugh Keenleyside Dam at Castlegar. Recreation opportunities on the Arrow Lake Reservoir have made the park a long time popular destination and offer a comfortable base camp for the family to pursue a variety of recreational pursuits including fishing, boating and swimming. Explore local history and visit the Doukhobour Village Museum and Zukerberg Island located in nearby Castlegar.

The park protects not only provincially significant interior douglas-fir forests but also preserves one of the few remaining examples of grassland ecosystems in the Kootenays. A variety of wildlife are at home in the park including elk, deer and a herd of rocky mountain bighorn sheep that can often be observed grazing on the many rock bluffs. Opportunities for nature appreciation occur all year making this park a destination in every season.

For more information on this Provincial Park, photos, location maps or things to see and do in the area, please use the blue buttons above.

               
                For the following parks:
 
                Martha Creek, Blanket Creek, Arrow Lakes
                McDonald Creek, Rosebery, Syringa Creek
                and Nancy Greene
 
                use the contact below:
 
                P.O. Box 2569, Revelstoke, BC, V0E 2S0
                Toll Free: 1-866-937-5734

                Ph: (250) 837-5734
                Fax: (250) 837-5764
                Email: kaegi@westkootenayparks.com 

 
 
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