This park is located in Hope near Kawkawa Lake. One of the main attractions at this nine hectare park is the spawning and rearing channels created in 2001 for coho, pink, and chum salmon. Beginning in October, these salmon return to spawn in the Park's spawning channels and provide excellent viewing opportunities. Pink salmon return in September in odd numbered years (2011, 2013, 2015...) The Park's 1 km long trail is easy for all ages and is part of the Trans Canada Trail which leads to the Othello Tunnels to the east. Facilities include interpretive signs and an outhouse.

General Information

Rules and Regulations:

	1 km of level walking trail that follows marsh and salmon spawning channels. Connects to the Othello Tunnels Trail at its east end.
	Dogs must be on leash and under control at all times. Do not allow your dog to disturb spawning salmon. Please clean up after your dog.
	Cycling is permitted. Be courteous to pedestrians and remain on designated trails.
	There is one pit toilet located at the parking area.
	Bird watching, wildlife viewing of spawning salmon and photography are very popular in the Park.
	Black Bears regularly seen in the park and need to be respected at all times.

How to Get There:

To access the park, travel east on the Hope-Princeton Highway and turn left onto 6th Street. At Kawkawa Lake Road turn right. Immediately after the bridge over the Coquihalla River, turn left on to Union Bar Road. The park is on your right after 200 metres. Click here to view a driving map.

Hours of Operation:

The Park is open year round from 8:00 am - 8:00 pm daily.