Rocky Point Recreation Site sits on the western shore of Stave Lake (Stave Reservoir) in British Columbia, roughly 10. 8 kilometres along a gravel road from the pavement.

The site offers lake views of the reservoir, whose water levels can fluctuate significantly, exposing as much as 300 metres of foreshore. A sandy area provides reasonable access for launching watercraft such as kayaks.

The campground operates year-round as a paid site with an on-site host and a mix of reserved and first-come-first-served campsites, managed through Stave West Camping.

The access road is generally smooth but becomes potholed near the site itself, and dust can reduce visibility on dry days. The surrounding area is also known for its exposed mudflats, which have historically attracted off-road vehicle use.