Facilities
- 1100 sq. ft. Two Bedroom Cottage on park like one acre.
- Accommodates 6 to 8 persons comfortably
- Two bedrooms, each with queen bed
- Queen sofa bed in living room area
- Two twin beds in sleeping loft
- Gas barbecue
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Washer and dryer
- Vacuum
- Iron & Board
- Bathroom with shower
- Large, partially covered deck
- Lots of RV Parking
- Large dock with room for two boats
- Paddle boat & car top fishing boat available for rent
Rates & Reservations
Our cottage is currently available for summer rentals from May 1st through to September 30th. To reserve please email us at or call us at 1-250-296-3359.
- Minimum 2 night stay
- $150.00 per night based on 4 persons
- $20.00 each additional person
- $20.00 per day for RV Parking
- Paddle Boat Rental $5.00 per day
- Car Top Fishing Boat/Motor Rental $40.00 per day (includes gas)
- Taxes not included (GST applicable)
- All persons must be 21 years of age or older, unless in the case of a family rental (i.e. parent/guardian & child)
- Check In time 3:00 pm
- Check Out time 11:00 am
Driving Directions
Our cottage is approximatlely 93 km from the Hwy 97 turnoff at 150 Mile House.
Follow Highway 97 North or South to 150 Mile House and turn east onto Horsefly Road. Take the Likely Road turnoff which is five kilometers from the Highway 97 turnoff and leads to the town of Likely at the westernmost extent of Quesnel Lake. Follow the signs to Cedar Point Park on Cedar Creek Road. We are located before the park at 6143 Cedar Creek Road.
Area Information
There are more than 148 lakes in a 35 km radius of Likely. Quesnel Lake is the biggest lake and the Jewel of the Cariboo. Set among the Cariboo Mountains, Quesnel Lake offers some of the finest wilderness experiences in the world. It is the deepest fjord lake in North America. The lake has three arms, each with a unique story to tell. The north arm has sandy beaches and an ancient cedar forest. The east arm has Fjord like rock walls with spectacular water falls. The west arm stretches to the town of Likely, where the lake drains into the Quesnel River.
Boating on Quesnel Lake is exceptional with 523 km (325 miles) of scenic shoreline. Rainbow and lake trout, dolly varden and kokanee are large and plentiful and the rivers offer many opportunities for world class fly fishing. Eagle and black bear sightings are common. The more elusive grizzly bear and mountain goat can be spotted from the Keithly or Matthew Road where side roads lead to impressive viewpoints and prime habitats for a variety of game and waterfowl. Likely has been involved in rearing Chinook salmon for a number of years. Approximately 250,000 fingerlings are released from the Likely fish hatchery each year in April and travelers can watch the salmon spawning at the mouth of the Quesnel River from August to early October.