Irvine Creek is a Forest Service Recreation Site on the shores of Kootenay Lake in British Columbia, accessible only by water.

It serves as a stopping point along the lake's extensive shoreline, which is popular with kayakers and canoeists exploring the rocky bays and beaches of this expansive inland lake.

The site is one of several dispersed camping locations along the three-day, roughly 30-mile (50 km) paddle route between Procter, near Nelson, and Kuskanook on the lake's south arm.

Paddlers should be aware that Kootenay Lake can be windy, making conditions on the water variable.