Cypress Point Recreation Site sits along the shore of Stave Lake in British Columbia, offering a pleasant stop for paddlers exploring this long, fjord-like lake. The site features a nice sandy beach, driftwood logs, and some basic man-made camp structures.

Its position on the lake makes it a natural lunch or overnight spot for sea kayakers and canoeists traveling the water corridor.

The surrounding area supports diverse wildlife, with sightings of mergansers, loons, bald eagles, osprey, and various butterfly species reported in the vicinity.