| Mara
Provincial Park is a small 5.9 hectare day-use
park resting on the south eastern shore of Mara Lake located east
of the community of Salmon Arm, British Columbia, Canada.
Established in 1958, the Mara Lake Park is a popular day-use
destination for people who enjoy swimming, boating, canoeing,
kayaking and fishing. The day use area in the park provides easy
access to a small sandy beach, some picnic tables and a paved
boat launch.
A paved parking lot welcomes all to the recreation park. There
is some amenities onsite like pit and flush toilets and cold tap
water. However, the park provides no overnight mooring of boats
or overnight camping facilities.
How to Get to Mara Provincial
Park: The Provincial Park is located via Hwy 97A.
The park is 10 km north of the junction of Hwys 97A and 97B located
just south of Salmon Arm.
And from the Trans Canada Hwy #1, the park is 12 km south of the
community of Sicamous, British
Columbia, Canada.
Contact information for
the local Shuswap Lake community accommodations, tours,
guides, campgrounds, golf courses, attractions, realtors,
etc. are posted under the community links listed to your
right. >>> |
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Mara
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