Eagle Bay
About Eagle Bay
ALL campsites are strictly FIRST COME FIRST SERVED NO HOLDING SITES Maximum stay is 14 days Eagle Bay recreation site offers camping on Upper arrow lake, with beautiful morning sunrises, mountains and forest to explore, and water-based recreation opportunities. From Revelstoke, take Hwy 23 South for approximately 47 km. Turn right on Shelter Bay Forest Service Road and continue for approximately 10.5 km to the site entrance.
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Coordinates: 50.566150, -117.952425
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