Kennedy Lake Provincial Park is a fresh water lake located in-between Tofino and Ucluelet, BC, Canada. The lake park is over 379 hectares and enjoys two day picnic sites on the south end of the lake, a recreational campsite on the southern tip of Clayoquot Arm and the lake provides boating and kayaking access to the Clayoquot Arm Provincial Park.

The larger day use site at Kennedy Lake is located on the south east side of the lake and includes a sandy beach area, picnic tables, a closed in swimming area with a floating platform, pit toilets, a boat launch and day use campsites. Parking is limited and many park on the side of Hwy #4.

The smaller day use site has one picnic table, a parking lot with plenty of parking, pit toilets and a boat launch. Although the marine views are captivating from the rock outcroppings at this day site, it is still mainly used as a boat launch. The smaller day use area is located on the southern tip of the fresh water lake.

If not enjoying the day use sites, then most are on the lake boating or kayaking. Kennedy Lake is an ideal destination to launch a boat for water skiing, tubing, sightseeing, fishing or venturing out on a scouting mission for a private beach on the lake, in a private cove, and have a picnic.

Kayakers and canoeist explore Kennedy Lake for the many bays, coves, islands and waterways. There is some wilderness camping on Kennedy Lake for kayakers at the designated sites. The wind can pick up in the middle portions of Kennedy Lake so it can get choppy with lake swells developing.

How to get to Kennedy Lake: When arriving to Tofino or Ucluelet from Port Alberni along Hwy #4, the large lake on your right hand side before the Tofino/Ucluelet T-intersection turn-off is Kennedy Lake. The day use areas are well marked by road signs along Hwy #4.