Parks in Prince George, British Columbia

Beaumont Provincial Park lies within the Nechako Plateau bordered to the west and north by the Hazelton, Skeena and Omineca mountains. A sandy beach for swimming and sunbathing and a variety of fac... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

After 143 km (90 mi.), at MacLeod Lake, a narrow, winding paved road branches off westwards to Carp Lake Provi ... More on PlanetWare

LAKE ACCESS Eena Lake is located about35 km north west of Prince George, near Nukko Lake. Follow Highway 97 north for about 15 km to Chief Lake Road, and turn left (west). Continue along Chief Lake Rd. for another 18 km (Note: at ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Chubb Lake is located south of Prince George, just west of Highway 97. This lake has good rainbow trout fishing and is one of the earlier lakes in the area to lose its ice cover.There is a forestry recreation site ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Bobtail Lake, formally known as Naltesby Lake, is part of the Chilako River system and located southwest of Prince George. There are a diversity of species in this lake including ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Eaglet Lake is a medium size lake east of Prince George, roughly 40 km from the city. It is close to the Willow and Fraser Rivers,and supports a diversity of fish species. In the spring and autumn, the lake has a good rainbow trout ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Summit Lake is north of Prince George just off the highway. It is a popular lake for recreation and has a reasonable fishery. ... More on AnglerWeb.com

NARROW LAKE has a 10 unit Rec Site, with 2WD access and cartop boat launch. Sport fish are Dolly Varden,Kokanee,Lake Trout, ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Hart Lake is about 70 kilometres north of Prince George along Highway 97 and lies withiin Crooked River Provincial Park. The lake is just east of the highway, right before the town of Bear Lake. There is a parking lot located just ... More on AnglerWeb.com

From Prince George, follow Highway 97 north to Chief Lake Road on the left (west).Turn here and continue along this road for about 20 kilometres.Look for signs pointing to Ness Lake Community Hall on the right (north). (Note: Chief ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Opatcho Lake is south-east of Prince George, roughly 50 km from the city. It is a small lake, but quite deep reaching 77 feet at its maximum. Rainbow trout have been stocked most years since 1967 and the lake known to produce trophy ... More on AnglerWeb.com