Established in June of 1999, Finger-Tatuk Provincial Park surrounds Finger and Tatuk Lakes and extends south to include the smaller Turff, Vance, Cory, Bodley, and Harp Lakes south of the Tatuk Hills. Special Feature: Beautiful series of lakes and regionally significant recreational destination.

Abundant populations of rainbow trout and kokanee are the main attraction for anglers in the area. Guided and resident hunting and boating are also popular pursuits. Diverse and high-value habitat in the park provides for a range of animal species including grizzly and black bear, ungulates, small fur-bearers, waterfowl, shore-birds, and eagles.

There are two resorts within the park. Finger Lake Wilderness Resort is located at the west-end of Finger Lake. Tatuk Lake Outfitters & Wilderness Resort can be found on the northwest shore of Tatuk lake.

Park Size: 17,151 hectares
Date Established: June 29, 1999