On a kayaking trip on Adams Lake, we camped at Spillman Beaches, but the next day we took a long paddle up the lake to a green spot on the map, listed as Poplar Point Provincial Park.  The route was 10km one way so we followed the treed east side shoreline.    All along the way, we saw sandy/pebbly places to land.   There are no bluffs on this route and a number of spots would have made fine camping spots.   Almost no wind allowed good progress and, at the end of the 10km, we arrived at a sandy point, a small marine park half way up the east side of Adams Lake.   We had lunch on a log on the beach and explored the “park.”

A few tent sites bordered the beach.   There was a fire pit and an outhouse in need of repair.   It is a primitive (BC Parks calls it rustic) campground, the last for many miles on the east shore.

This will be a spot for another trip, one of many calling to us on Adams Lake.   The spell-song of the shoreline calls us now…