Overview
Cameron Lake is placed east side of Port Alberni, on central Vancouver Island. The Cameron Lake Resort is a family-based resort within Port Alberni and Qualicum Beach town on Highway 4. This old and deep lake's haunting attractiveness drags numerous legends and teems with cutthroat trout and brown-rainbow.
With numerous beaches, Cameron Lake offers recreational utilizations like canoeing, swimming, paddleboarding, waterskiing, and fishing.
The lake includes cutthroat trout, rainbow trout, brown trout, kokanee, prickly sculpins, and steelhead.
Cameron Lake is a perfect spot for swimming, fishing, and paddleboarding due to a wind funnel made by the nearby mountains.
The spectacular lake has crystal clear water, surrounded by high, densely forested hills. The northern shore is mainly undeveloped, with numerous cottages on the western side of the lake. The now abandoned, old Port Alberni railway line is parallel with the north shore, and there is an attractive old railway trestle bridge around mid-way down the lake.
The lake is known for its huge winds caused by the adjacent mountains' wind-tunnel impact, making it a desired place for windsurfers.