Calling Lake is a high-elevation lake located approximately 49 km (30 miles) southwest of Kamloops in British Columbia's Logan Lake region. The lake is stocked annually with rainbow trout reaching up to three pounds, making it a popular fishing destination.

A boat launch sits at the north end of the lake, along with rustic campsites on the west side of the dam and on the north shore. The lake is relatively shallow, with a maximum depth of about 8.

2 metres (27 feet), and features extensive shoal areas supporting a rich aquatic ecosystem including caddisfly larvae, freshwater shrimp, chironomids, waterboatmen, and various aquatic plants.

Scattered sedge and grasses line the shoreline within the riparian zone.