Diana Lake Provincial Park

Diana Lake Provincial Park is a provincial park in British Columbia centered on a freshwater lake used for recreation. The site provides basic camping, day-use facilities and lakeside access.

The park’s facilities focus on outdoor recreation at the lake, including swimming, canoeing and fishing, with short trails through mixed coastal forest around the shoreline. Picnic and day-use areas provide viewpoints over the water and a simple campground offers overnight stays in a predominantly forested setting.

The area has been maintained by British Columbia Parks as a provincial recreation site to protect the lake and surrounding woodland while providing public access for outdoor activities. Facilities are modest and designed to support low-impact use.

The park lies on the North Coast of British Columbia in the coastal region near the city of Prince Rupert, with road access from the regional highway network.

• Location and access: Located on the North Coast of British Columbia near the city of Prince Rupert and accessible from the highway serving the region.

What to See #

• Campground and day-use area: A campground and day-use area providing lakeside sites for tents and RVs as well as basic toilet facilities.
• Trails and lake access: Trails and lakeshore access used for swimming, canoeing, fishing and short nature walks through coastal forest.