Woss Lake Campground is a rustic and primitive camping area located at the northern end of Woss Lake in British Columbia. It's a popular destination for those seeking a more remote camping experience and a base for exploring Woss Lake Provincial Park. It's a short drive from Highway 19.

The campground offers a variety of campsites among the trees, with access to a sandy beach, swimming, and a boat launch for exploring the lake.

Primitive Setting: The campground is considered primitive, meaning it lacks amenities like toilets, showers, and developed facilities.

It's located off Highway 19 on a logging road, which can be a bit rough for some vehicles. It's super bumpy in spots

Great Views: The campground boasts stunning views of Woss Lake and the surrounding mountains.

Swimming and Boat Access: Visitors can enjoy swimming in the lake or launching their boats to explore the area.

Hiking and Mountaineering: The campground serves as a base for exploring the park's hiking and mountaineering trails, especially for those interested in the Rugged Mountain area.

Wildlife Viewing: The area is home to various wildlife, including black bears, cougars, and Roosevelt elk, so it's important to be bear aware and practice Leave No Trace principles.

First Nations Significance: The area is within the traditional territory of the Namgis First Nation.

No Reservations: Campsites are typically first-come, first-served, and reservations are not generally accepted.

Nearby Services: The nearest store, phone, and tourist information center is in Woss