There are six cabins located at Cold Fish Lake camp within Spatsizi Plateau Wilderness Provincial Park. All cabins are on a first-come, first-served basis. Fees for utilizing the cabins are: $20/night/person, and $35/family/night (family rate applies to parents accompanied by their children under the age of 16). Users are also responsible to clean cabins upon departure in this user-maintained camp.

There is a fee of $10/night/person for those who camp at Cold Fish Lake in their own tent, but would like to use the facilities (cookhouse and shower).

There is a cookhouse available for public use at Cold Fish Lake Camp. All food at camp must be stored in the cookhouse in rodent-proof boxes. The cookhouse has running water and a propane stove available for public use. Users are responsible to clean the cookhouse after they use it. Absolutely no food is permitted in cabins.

A secure meat cache with electric fencing is available to hang legally harvested game meat/antlers/skins/other animal parts. Please do not store meat/animal parts anywhere else in camp! Use the meat cache in order to avoid attracting large carnivores and creating wildlife conflicts within camp. The meat cache is located near the historic Tommy Walker cabin at the southernmost end of camp; the easiest way to access it is along the lakeshore trail that runs from the float plane dock to the cabin.

Due to public safety concerns, there is a no shooting area within 1km of the Cold Fish Lake Camp.

Please note: visitors must pack out what they pack in. There are no garbage receptacles located at Cold Fish Lake Camp.