Tunkwa Lake Resort — Travel Agency in Logan Lake

Reviews of Tunkwa Lake Resort

• Colton

  Added 2016.08.14

  ( WE LOVE IT THERE), but our dog nearly died. The vet in Kamloops figured he'd eaten a drug left in the campsite but we have since discovered that it was probably the Lake Bloom. There is NO signage anywhere about this but people need to be educated. I have called Tunkwa campsite and left a message to inform them.
• John

  Added 2016.08.09

  PSA to Kamloops and area friends:
• Everly

  Added 2016.08.05

  Great hosts, good cabins. Good camping. Clean showers and decent amenities as promised. Fishing information is up to the minute and accurate.
• Jaxson

  Added 2016.05.29

  Cooler fall water temperatures and weather should alleviate the threat, but for the time being we'd strongly advise keeping kids and pets away from contact with the lake water.
• Everett

  Added 2016.04.13

  Best to educate yourself and to be cautious.
• Charlotte

  Added 2016.02.11

  This is a great place to go and fish.
• Alice

  Added 2016.01.19

  PLEASE BE ADVISED - We were camping in Tunkwa this past weekend
• Matthew

  Added 2015.07.24

  I have friends from Vancouver who are fishermen who speak very highly of this place as well!
• Levi

  Added 2014.12.26

  There was a high concentration of the algae near the Day Use Area yesterday.
• Adrian

  Added 2014.12.19

  BC Parks, FLNRO and Interior Health are aware of this issue.
• Ella

  Added 2014.07.11

  Great place for ice fishing in the winter. Love the rustic cabins. Great service and easy check in and out.
• Theodore

  Added 2014.04.26

  Blooms like these are not permanent, often short-lived, happen naturally from time to time and localize in pockets on the lake.
• Leah

  Added 2014.04.24

  There is currently a blue-green algae (Cyanobacteria) bloom on Tunkwa Lake. A few of our cows have been killed and Ted witnessed a dog being exposed yesterday while someone was walking there.
• Hannah

  Added 2014.03.12

  I was there this Summer; it's peaceful, very well-maintained, with friendly staff & residents. The occasional wild horses, coyotes, & loons were also a treat to behold.
• Harper

  Added 2013.11.21

  This stuff is deadly to cattle, pets and humans if ingested.