King Eddy is an access point on King Edward Lake, a high-alpine body of water sitting at 1,358 metres elevation on the Aberdeen Plateau in the Okanagan Valley, roughly 30 minutes from Vernon.

The lake is reached via King Edward FSR off Highway 6, approximately 12 kilometres of forest service road that climbs steeply with sections of washboard, ruts, switchbacks, and loose rock before levelling out near the top.

The access point serves anglers, campers, and hikers drawn to the area. King Edward Lake is a popular rainbow trout fishery, and the BC Recreation Site at the lake offers campsites and a beach.

A hiking trail circles the lake, with occasional viewpoints overlooking the water. The surrounding Aberdeen Plateau holds numerous additional fishing lakes connected by a network of FSRs and secondary roads.