Elk (Island) Lake
About Elk (Island) Lake
A rec site with two camping areas, the first a large grassy pasture area nestled amongst large aspen trees. The second part, closer to the lake has two designated camping sites. The boat launch has been improved to a ramp style launch suitable for small boats on trailers. From Hwy 97 at Mcleese Lake, take the Gibraltar Mine Road for approximately 5km, turn right onto the Beaver Valley Road, travel approximately 20km, site access road is on the left just past the gravel pits.
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Coordinates: 52.467887, -122.047028
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