Missezula Lake

MISSEZULA LAKE WEATHER

The community of approximately 190 homes, cabins & lots is located at the south end of Missezula Lake. Access to the community is from the town of Princeton about 45 minutes away on a well maintained gravel road. Many families come and enjoy all season activities, but summer is the most enjoyable as temperatures are typically warm (25 to 33 degrees Celsius) and the lake is perfect for swimming and water skiing. Other guests bring their ATVs which can be used to access the open terrain in the surrounding hills. There are several hundred square miles of central highlands in the region to explore on a myriad of logging roads and trails. Spring and Fall brings cooler weather with several good fishing lakes and streams and much game for fall hunting.

Missezula Lake is a long (4km) freshwater lake excellent for swimming, boating, water skiing, and fishing. There is a public dock and a large public beach area consisting of a beach volleyball court, horseshoes, and large grass picnic space, plus a swimming dock for older youth and adults. There is a boat launch with several docks and there are no power restrictions on the lake.

REAL ESTATE

Most properties are approximately 1/2 acre in size offering plenty of room for RV's, toys, parking, etc. They are all within walking distance to the public beach and boat launch. The lake is surrounded by steep topography, increasing the exclusivity of lake front properties. The properties are serviced by FortisBC for power and landline, and a community water lake intake system maintained by the Missezula Water Works District. Currently, there is no broad cell phone coverage and owners must maintain their own private sewerage systems. Since Missezula Lake is located off the "beaten path," real estate can be relatively affordable compared to other recreational communities.

THE COMMUNITY

Located approximately 40 kms north of Princeton, property owners enjoy the quiet and secluded location as it helps to limit transient traffic to the area. Once you get here, you are rewarded with arguably the nicest and largest recreational lake in the area. There are a handful of permanent residents, but most homes are seasonal use. Some owners offer cabin rentals on various rental websites if you're looking for a short term country escape.

RECREATION

The community offers plenty of outdoor activities for the whole family to enjoy. The public beach features a sandy, kid friendly swimming area, a small playground and picnic tables. It's a great place to soak up the sun or relax in the shade amongst the pine trees. The lake offers excellent fishing for Trout and Kokanee and provides plenty of water sports activities including kayaking, boating and water skiing. For the ATV enthusiast, there is easy access to nearby forestry roads to explore the surrounding mountains and valleys. The winter season offers plenty of snow for snowmobiling the roads and trails in the area and the lake freezes over to provide fishers excellent ice fishing. A small rec site is located at the north end of the lake. The site is smaller in size and offers off grid camping, fishing, ATVing & boating. Access is from Highway 5A via Dillard Creek Forest Service Road.