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Kodama Institute and hobby farm

2 sites · RVs, Tents27 acres · Williams Lake, BC

This Fraser River waterfront is 27.5 acres that is layed out in three shelves the lower shelf next to the water that walks along river is crown land about 4-6 hours and only seeing wildlife on this level is 5 camp sites. The next level is the hobby farm hay field and pasture up to the house also chickens house. The farm is close to the 97 Cariboo hwy turn on to Macalister at Soda Creek Road third driveway in on 6831 Soda Creek Macalister Road

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Martens Resort on Timothy Lake

8 sites · Lodging, RVs16 acres · 108 Mile Ranch, BC

Let's be real...when booking a lakefront vacation in BC it's all about the lake and Timothy Lake will not disappoint. Timothy Lake is the perfect size, large enough to be unrestricted and offer great fishing, but small enough where you aren't always battling waves. As you venture from the shoreline you'll eventually loose site of the resort and soon find a public sandy beach, an uninhabited island, and a water channel connecting into Dempsey Lake. We've never heard that Dempsey is a great fishing lake, but it is a cool journey by paddle or small boat, and shows just how awesome the natural world is.....but watch for underwater branches throughout the channel cause a wrecked prop can make a good mad a bad mood - really quick. Located off the beaten track, Timothy Lake is seldom used by weekend warriors and is never too busy - making it great for swimming, water skiing, fishing or just floating around in one of those giant inflatable flamingo's...... if that's your thing. **There is a pet fee at $55/ per pet, you can add this to your booking at checkout.

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Chad and Lisa's wilderness get away

1 site · RV, Tent10 acres · Williams Lake, BC

This property is located in Beautiful Bradley Creek, Approximately 50 minutes north east 100 mile House, British Columbia. The property is 10 acres and is three sides fenced and a seasonal creek as a natural fence on the fourth side. There is aspen and pine though out with natural meadow in between. Approximately 3/4 of an acre is flat lot with driveway from the main rd. for staging RV's. The remaining property is rolling hillside. Tucked in a little ways is a small Bunkie and outhouse that you can easily walk to from the main lot. Enjoy the sounds of nature and get out of the polluted city for a while. Breathe some clean air and stair at some stars during the night. From the property you can atv to spur roads that bring you into areas that can provide endless days of riding. Maybe you want to paddle or fish off grid lakes, or maybe hike some renown trails. You can also just relax with the family and go over to near by Ruth lake public swim area and have a barbeque. What ever your outdoor desire is, this area has something for everybody. The Bunkie located on the property is a small alpine style wood frame building with top floor loft that can sleeps 2 adults. This building is in the finishing stages of construction but can currently facilitate campers. Construction completion anticipated in August 2024. Near by between the lot and the Bunkie is the Outhouse.

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Wildflower Meadows

1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Mile 108 Recreational Ranch, BC

One acre, unique gothic arch house with various small out-buildings, lots of grass, aspen stands, wild roses, at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, backs onto greenbelt where horses graze, deer roam, four friendly cats reside, two small dogs dwell, five hens and a rooster do their chickeny things... It feels like being out in the country yet is only 4 minutes to small grocery/liquor store. Bring some firewood and/or pallets and use the bonfire pit (as long as there is no local fire ban in effect). Unfortunately, we do not yet have an outhouse so we can only accommodate campers who have their own toilet facilities onboard. The nearest public toilets are a four-minute drive away and are open till 9:00, and there are 24-hour bathrooms about ten minutes away. We are a quiet, friendly family who will respect your privacy, but we welcome any questions you may have and we are happy to greet you!

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Muskrat Flat

10 sites · RVs11 acres · Williams Lake, BC

11 flat acres adjacent to hwy 97. Convenience store/gas bar/laundromat/showers a five minute walk. Abundant wildlife including bears so responsible behavior is necessary. Numerous lakes and Fraser river nearby. Large pond (3+ acres depending on water table) with noisy water fowl. Cell service available and dogs on leash are welcome. Campfires will be subject to conditions.

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Whoka Orchard

1 site · RV200 acres · BC

Discover the gorgeous landscape that surrounds this beautiful sheep farm. A perfect quiet destination for anyone wanting to stop, recharge and reconnect with nature and animals. Come experience our off grid full hook up site with 15amp service. The farm borders Roserim lake and is perfect for swimming, kayaking, bird watching, reading, fishing and sunsets. The waterfalls and Gray Wells Provincial park are just a short drive away.

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Overview

About

Embark on an adventure at Horsefly Lake Provincial Park, where the crystal-clear waters invite you to dive into a variety of water-based activities. Paddle across the serene lake, cast a line in hopes of a fresh catch, or hike the scenic trails that offer a glimpse into British Columbia's diverse wildlife. For those seeking an overnight stay, the park boasts well-maintained campgrounds nestled amid the tranquil wilderness.

When to go

For the ideal visit to Horsefly Lake Provincial Park, summer months shine with long, sunlit days perfect for exploring the park's vast beauty. Conversely, winter can be challenging with heavy snowfall, limiting access to the park's full range of activities. Plan your trip from June to September for the best experience.

Know before you go

Ensure you're prepared for wildlife encounters; carry bear spray and know how to use it.
Check the park's website for seasonal closures before planning your visit.
Accessibility varies across the park; some areas may not be suitable for all visitors.
Facilities include washrooms and picnic areas, but always pack out your trash.
Cellular service can be spotty, so download maps and guides ahead of time.