Logan Lake is a small community located in the Thompson-Nicola region of south-central British Columbia, approximately 55 kilometres southwest of Kamloops. With a population of roughly 1,600 residents, the village serves as a residential and recreational hub for the surrounding area. The community developed around the copper mining industry and remains connected to the region’s resource-based economy.
The village is situated near Logan Lake, a scenic body of water that offers opportunities for fishing, boating, and outdoor recreation. The landscape surrounding the community features forested terrain typical of the interior plateau, with access to hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. Logan Lake’s location provides residents and visitors with proximity to larger centres like Kamloops while maintaining a quieter, small-town character. The community continues to serve as a base for outdoor enthusiasts exploring the Thompson-Nicola region.