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Levette Lake (Squamish)

Site Closed.
Levette Lake Recreation Site has been closed indefinitely due to the presence of a dangerous bear. This bear is actively seeking food from campers and entering tents to acquire it.

Remember to use bear aware camping practices. Always secure your food and garbage, NEVER keep food in your tent and NEVER approach or feed wildlife.

• Rec Site #:REC6279
• Type:User Maintained
• Fees:$15.00 Camping
• Fee Applies:May 1, 2021 - Oct 31, 2021
  All Days
• Campsites:9
• Access:Road
  
• Facilities:Tables
  Toilets
  
• Site Operator:EVANS LAKE FOREST EDUCATION SOCIETY
  

• Site Description:
  
  The overnight fee is $18 per night - per vehicle or group of 6 people, per site.
  
  Levette Lake is a beautiful lake with mountain views. Very rough road, 4x4 only. Take all garbage out with you, there is no garbage pick-up here. Please use bear proof food caches available on-site whenever food or garbage must be left unattended.
  
  The North half of Levette Lake is an undeveloped forested area, very popular for camping and swimming, especially on hot days. There is limited camping area available due to sensitive ecosystems and rocky terrain. Please respect the riperian area around the lake and streams.
  
  Please respect cabin owners across the lake and be quiet after 11pm.
  There is limited parking. Always make sure you fire is completely out before leaving it. Campfires cannot be any larger than 18 inches wide by 18 inches high.

• Driving Directions: Driving North on HWY 99 past Squamish, turn left onto Squamish Valley Road (across from Alice Lake Turn-Off). Follow this road to Paradise valley turn-off at Approx. 3km., which is just past the bridge over the Cheakamus River. Drive 2km until you reach a lane on the left side that has a sign for Evans Lake Forestry Camp (This is across from the North Van Outdoor School). Follow this road for 4km to Levette Lake. The last half of the road can be very rough at times, especially in August-September.

• Fire Bans and Restrictions:Link

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