Nadina Lake

Located near Houston this 5 unit, semi-open, forested campsite is set on an old mill site along the north shore of Nadina Lake. The access road is narrow and may have down trees due to dead pine stand, it may be prohibitive for RV/trailer units. Nadina Lake is a large lake with a wide variety of fish species, including sockeye salmon that make the incredible journey up from the ocean to spawn from Aug-Oct. There is a DFO facility and man made spawning channels nearby which may or may not be open to the public. Due to the spawning channel and spawning salmon, there can be high concentrations of bears here Aug-Oct. There are also several hiking trails nearby, look up Houston Hikers website for some ideas: https://houstonhikers.ca/. The campsite has a small boat launch and the lake is popular for boating and fishing. The road is often busy with logging traffic, a VHF radio with Resource Road channels is recommended for travel here.

Please be sure to purchase a fishing licence and consult the BC Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis for limits, special regulations and closures: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/sports-recreation-arts-and-culture/outdoor-recreation/fishing-and-hunting/freshwater-fishing/region_6_skeena.pdf

From Hwy 16 near Houston, turn onto Morice River FSR, proceed about 40km down Morice River FSR (driving past Aspen and Owen Lake Recreation Sites amongst others), the FSR turns to Morice Owen FSR, then turn right onto Morice Nadina FSR at about 60km, proceed on Morice Nadina FSR for about 15km then turn right onto Morice Tahtsa FSR and proceed about 10km on Morice Tahtsa, follow signs to Nadina Lake Lodge, drive past the Nadina River spawning channels to the Recreation Site.