Grassy Lake is a small lake access point in British Columbia offering shore fishing opportunities, particularly well-suited for children.

The shoreline is marshy in character, and while access to the site is rough and slow, the lake provides a rewarding destination for anglers.

The lake can also be reached via the Harrison Trail from Sooke River Road, a roughly 10-kilometre out-and-back route passing through sections of Sooke Wilderness Park.

Along the way, hikers encounter expansive fern fields and notable cliff formations before arriving at this pristine, typically uncrowded lake.