Lower Lake Recreation Site
Near 100 Mile House, British Columbia, Canada
Who runs this site
No operator is listed in BC government records. The site may be maintained by a government contractor or by its users.
About Lower Lake
Located southwest of Forest Grove, the recreation site is a popular picnicking location. The site also provides boating and fishing opportunities.
- Type
- Recreation site
- Campsites
- 2 campsites
- Upkeep
- Maintained by an operator or contractor
- Access
- Road: 2 Wheel Drive
- Nearest town
- 100 Mile House, British Columbia
- District
- South Cariboo - Chilcotin - Central Coast (Recreation Sites and Trails BC)
- Established
- 1998
- Location
- 51.75538, -121.17245
- Site ID
- REC2519
Activities
More activities are listed on the official page.
Facilities
Getting there
From 100 Mile House drive north on Hwy 97 to the Canim Lake turnoff. Turn east onto Canim Hendrix Lake road and follow through Buffalo Creek. Turn northwest onto Archie Meadow Road and follow for 4km to Lower Lake.
Official page at Recreation Sites and Trails BC
Host jobs
Hosts at BC recreation sites are hired by the site operator. BC also recruits live-in fee-site operators by request for proposals on BC Bid.
Host jobs near Lower Lake:
- Campground Host, Lac La Hache Provincial Park Shuswap Adams Parks Ltd. (BC Parks operator), 34 km away
- Campground Host, Green Lake Provincial Park Shuswap Adams Parks Ltd. (BC Parks operator), 40 km away
- Campground Host, Big Bar Lake Provincial Park Shuswap Adams Parks Ltd. (BC Parks operator), 66 km away
Nearby recreation sites
- Lake Of The Trees 8 km, 3 campsites
- Greeny Lake North 16 km, 16 campsites
- Drewry Lake West 19 km, 5 campsites
- Fly Lake 19 km, 1 campsite
- Greenlee Lake 22 km, 2 campsites
- Irish Lake 23 km, 1 campsite
Information from Recreation Sites and Trails BC open data (BC Data Catalogue, Open Government Licence – British Columbia), retrieved 2026-10-09. Conditions change: check the official page before you travel. CampHostJobs is not affiliated with the Government of British Columbia.