Ladies Creek
About Ladies Creek
This is the only campsite along Cariboo Lake. It is a medium-sized site above the eastern shore of the lake that experiences heavy use during hunting season, but is also a great spot to explore the Cariboo Goldrush area and Ghost Lake. Boat launch access is steep and long, 4x4 may be required. From Likely, follow the Cariboo River Road towards Kiethly Creek, turn right onto the 6400rd, cross the Cariboo River, stay left and follow this for 12km. Watch for the sign on left.
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Coordinates: 52.785130, -121.315818
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