What you need to know :

The park is located between Savona and Logan Lake on the southern Thompson Plateau, about 40 km south-west of Kamloops. It is accessed via 24 km of paved road from Savona or 16 km of paved road from Logan Lake on the Tunkwa Lake Road.
From Vancouver you travel through Hope up Highway #5, the Coquihalla Highway, past Merritt to the Logan Lake turn-off. Travel west through Logan Lake ~1km to a 4 way stop and turn right onto the Tunkwa Lake Road for 16 km to Tunkwa Lake.
At Tunkwa Park there are three separate campgrounds, Tunkwa, Leighton and Leighton North. Combined, the three campgrounds offer 55 traditional style sites and 210 informal sites. They can accommodate camping units from a tent to a large recreational vehicle. Upon arrival, choose a site and staff will be around later to collect camping fees and provide the option to purchase firewood.
The gates at Tunkwa Provincial Park are always open, 12 months of the year, seven days a week and 24 hours per day. The operating season with services is generally from May 1st to Thanksgiving weekend, yet this may vary slightly depending on weather conditions. The cost is $15.00/night and $7.50/night for BC Seniors during the shoulder season (from the day after Labour Day to June 15th).

What is good to know :

Tunkwa Provincial Park contains two large man-made trout-fishing lakes, Tunkwa and Leighton, with campgrounds located on both lakes. The Province lists Tunkwa Lake as one of the top 10 Provincial rainbow trout fisheries. This park, at 1140m in elevation, protects grasslands, forests, lakes, and wetlands including bogs and ponds and is a year-round recreation area, noted for camping, hunting, horseback riding, wildlife viewing, fishing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling.

FAQ

Where is the nearest store?
In Logan Lake, 16 km south.

Do cell phones work?
Sometimes on a good day, and at the right spot (Rogers phones work when you are near the creek between the two lakes on a good day).

Are there showers at the park?
Unfortunately not.

Where is the nearest Sani Station?
At Logan Lake.

Can I reserve a site?
No, unfortunately not.

Where can I get firewood?
You can buy firewood from the operator at $5.00 for a Rubbermaid bin, or bring your own.

Can I bring my dog?
Yes. All dogs must be on a leash.

Can I pay with Credit Card or Debit Card?
Sorry. Cash only.