Charlie Lake

Charlie Lake combines a quiet lakeside setting with the working character of northeastern British Columbia in a way that reflects its position just north of Fort St. John in the Peace River country. The community takes its name from Charlie Lake, a freshwater lake partly bordered by Charlie Lake Provincial Park, with its campground and day-use area. The Alaska Highway runs close by, linking the settlement to the wider northern route. Nearby Charlie Lake Cave is an important archaeological site, with evidence of Indigenous use dating back more than 10,000 years. Discover how Charlie Lake belongs to the wider Peace River country by browsing nearby webcams.

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