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A variety of wildlife inhabits the surrounding area, including deer, elk, moose, grizzly and black bears, wolves and mountain lions. Priest Lake is noteworthy for its incredibly clear waters, fed by streams cascading from the high Selkirk peaks. The lake spans 19 miles in length and reaches a depth of 300 feet. Natural Features: The campground is situated on the western shore of Priest Lake, nestled deep below the crest of the Selkirk Mountains. Campers visit Reeder for its incredible beach that slopes down into the refreshing, clear lake. Campsites are shaded by a dense forest of cedar, fir and hemlock. Toilet Paper will No Longer be provided or be availableĪt any of our Campgrounds or Group Sites.Reeder Bay Campground is a picturesque hideaway for nature immersion and relaxing water sports on Priest Lake. The Denham Trail around Weaver Lake is Closed until further notice. 4 Wheel Drive is recommended when traveling FSRs especially if you are towing a trailer.Ĥ Wheel Drive is required to access Weaver Lake Campground or North/South Group Sites. FSRs are dirt/gravel roads and may be rough and have potholes. It is up to the logging companies to maintain and repair these roads. Please check our Rates page for 2023 Group Site Fee Increasesįorest Service Roads (FSRs) are not maintained by us. Site numbers 67 and up (located in the expansion area)Ĭheck the Open/Close Dates for the campground/group site you want to reserve.Ĭheck our FAQ When Can I Make a Reservation. Site numbers 1 to 66 will be OPEN during the winter. WINTER DISCOUNTS and Extended Stays are available – For more info click HERE Winter Camping is available (weather permitting). Reservations will open on Maat NOON and camping will be available Maonward.Ĭhehalis River Campground Winter Discounts and Extended Stays.Ĭhehalis River Campground is open year round. Please see our Jobs Page for job description and application form We are currently looking for new camp hosts for Weaver Lake To help you find answers to your questions, To make a reservation, please go to our Reservations Page Here

Turn right and follow the road into the site.

Cross over a small bridge and follow the road for about 100m.

Drive 100m and turn left onto access road.

On the FSR, at km 24.5 keep left and continue until 33 km.

(approximately 9 km from Sasquatch Inn) Continue along the Sts’Ailes Forest Service Road.

At the Weaver Creek Spawning Channel the road turns to a gravel/dirt Forest Service Road.

This is your last chance to purchase any forgotten or last minute items like bottled water, ice & gas. You will pass the Sts’Ailes Store & Gas Bar.At the Sasquatch Inn & Pub, Turn on to Morris Valley Road.

From Vancouver, take Highway 7 to Harrison Mills.We can not guarantee your vehicle’s ability to travel logging roads, nor do we provide refunds if your vehicle is not suitable to access the campground. Please drive carefully.Ĥ Wheel drive is not required but is recommended especially if you are towing a trailer. To access this campground, you will need to travel along a gravel/dirt Forest Service logging road that may be rough and have potholes. FOOD WASTE ONLY bear proof bins are available at the host site.Garbage disposal is not available, please pack out your garbage.Not Available – electricity/power, sewer/sani-dump, potable water or water taps of any kind.Our campgrounds are considered to be Dry Camping, and have very limited amenities. Outhouses are positioned around the property.įirewood may be purchased from the Site Host Pack it In, Pack it Out.Each campsite has a Picnic Table and Fire Pit.Double Site includes First 2 overnight vehicles.Single Site includes First 1 overnight vehicle,.We welcome travelers, vacationers, RV’s, tenters, bikers, seasonal campers or those just passing through to further destinations.

Wherever your destination takes you, you’re certain to find your stay here relaxing and enjoyable. We offer a gravel boat launch for camper’s small boats. Enjoy your days canoeing, kayaking, fishing, boating, hiking or spend a few days exploring all of the many attributes of this beautiful area. Over half of these campsites are located on the waterfront with direct access to the beach. The sites are nestled in an old growth forest and are situated on a peninsula with over 1.5 km’s of beach facing North and South on the West shore of Harrison Lake. We are approximately 1.5 hours from Mission, BC, or 1.5 hours from Harrison Hot Springs, BC. Twenty Mile Bay is located along the shores of Harrison Lake, in the Fraser Valley of BC. This is a 51 site campground with an additional 7 sites in the overflow area. Twenty Mile Bay Recreation Site (Rec Site #: REC0078)