Lot Information

Lot 14 is .45 acre in size with 65' of lake frontage and 90' of road frontage. The north side of the property is 220' and the south side is 220'

From Copper Creek road there is a short slight drop down to the lot, and some fill will be required to make a gradual road down to the lot.

The property is flat, with an old dock leading out to the lake through the bulrushes. There is no dock with this property. The property is very private and nicely treed with open grassy area for parking and camping.

The property faces southwest, which offers excellent exposure to enjoy the long evening sunsets.

Hydro and phone service is at the lot line.

2007 gross property taxes were $249.59

Zoning is LR - 1 ( see attachment )

Location & Showings

Red Lake is located 37km from the base of the lower Tranquille road west of Kamloops. The Elementary school is located 10km from Red Lake. From down town Kamloops drive time to Red Lake is approx. 1 hours.

Both Lot 14 and 15 will posted with my for sale signs.

An alternate route to Red Lake is just east of Savona before the Thompson River bridge that crosses into Savona. This route is via the Criss Creek road, and is approx. 45 minutes from the Trans Canada Hwy. #1

Red Lake

Red Lake is a typical small Kamloops fishing lake and it has an outboard motor restriction on the lake of 7.5 kw or 10 hp. Standard fishing regulations apply.

Red lake is famous for its larger Rainbow Trout and Eastern Brook fisheries. Red Lake is open to ice fishing in the winter months. As well as Red Lake there is many other area lakes that offer very good fishing.

The Red Lake area also offers excellent hunting, trail riding, quad riding and bird watching around the lake.

Red Lake is very popular with bird watchers and the many species that frequent the lake.

Elevation at Red lake is 3,116' The surface acres of Red Lake is 269 acres. The maximum depth of Red lake is 23.95' deep. The mean depth is 18.70'

There is an active ongoing stocking program with Fish & Wildlife at Red Lake with 9,000 Rainbow Trout and 30,000 Eastern Brook Trout fingerlings introduces in May 2005. Later stockings and numbers need to be confirmed.