Lakefront Property on Big Bar Lake

Escape to the wild with this 10.85-acre lakefront property on the peaceful shores of Big Bar Lake. Tucked away in the heart of Cariboo country, this unserviced parcel offers the perfect off-grid basecamp for outdoorsmen, hunters, anglers, and anyone craving connection with nature.

A flattened build site offers sweeping views of the lake and sets the stage for your future cabin or off-grid home. The property is already equipped with a number of useful improvements including two open carports, a 20 ft storage container, an enclosed indoor kitchen complete with a wood stove, and a bio toilet for added comfort. There’s even a treehouse with extra storage space beneath. Down by the water, a private boat dock gives you instant access to fishing, paddling, and peaceful morning sunrises. The property is partially fenced with over one kilometre of barbed wire, making it ideal for securing gear or hosting livestock. While this lot is unserviced, power is available at the neighbouring property, giving you future options without sacrificing the off-grid experience.

Located just a short drive from Clinton and other Cariboo communities, this property offers the best of both worlds—peaceful seclusion with easy access to amenities. Whether you're looking for a weekend escape, a hunting base, or a place to build your wilderness dream cabin, this Big Bar Lake gem is ready for your next adventure.

Bring your rods, rifles, and campfire stories—this is the kind of place you’ll never want to leave.

Lot C Big Bar Lake Road - Clinton, BC

Drive past Clinton on Highway 97. Turn left onto Big Bar Road and follow to Big Bar Lake.

Big Bar Lake and its surrounding area offer a serene retreat into nature's embrace. The three-mile-long lake, encircled by lush forests and wetlands, provides a picturesque setting for a variety of outdoor activities. Anglers are drawn to its clear waters, which are stocked annually with rainbow trout, some reaching up to 6.5 pounds. The encompassing Big Bar Lake Provincial Park spans 368 hectares and features two campgrounds. Visitors can enjoy swimming, boating, canoeing, kayaking, hiking along the 3.5 km self-guided Otter Marsh Interpretive Trail, and wildlife viewing, with abundant waterfowl rewarding patient observers.

This area offers a diverse array of recreational activities amidst its natural beauty. Anglers are drawn to the lake's annually stocked rainbow trout, providing rewarding fishing experiences from both shore and boat. Boating enthusiasts can enjoy the tranquil waters, with a speed limit of 10 km/h ensuring a peaceful environment for canoeing and kayaking. The park features a sandy beach and designated swimming area, perfect for cooling off during warmer months. Hikers can explore the 3.5 km Otter Marsh Interpretive Trail, which winds through wetlands and forests, offering opportunities for wildlife observation and birdwatching. Additionally, nearby guest ranches provide guided horseback riding excursions, allowing visitors to traverse the picturesque landscapes and immerse themselves in the area's rustic charm.

Situated on the southern edge of British Columbia's Fraser Plateau, this area boasts a rich tapestry of natural and cultural history. The area's rolling landscapes were sculpted by glacial activity, leaving behind distinctive features like eskers—sinuous ridges formed from sediment deposits of ancient subglacial rivers. The 19th century ushered in a wave of European settlers drawn by the Cariboo Gold Rush, leading to the establishment of ranches such as the nearby Big Bar Guest Ranch, which began as part of the expansive O.K. Ranching Company. Today, the area stands as a testament to its layered past, offering visitors a glimpse into both its geological wonders and enduring cultural legacies.

51°18'1.18"N and 121°46'31.26"W

$2,159.51 (2024)

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LOT C DISTRICT LOT 1745 LILLOOET DISTRICT PLAN EPP17327
PID 028-774-892