Just 15 minutes north of Fort Fraser, this undeveloped lot offers residential, agricultural, and recreational potential. Surrounded by lakes, forests, and outdoor adventure, it’s an ideal base for a homestead or recreational retreat.
Just 15 minutes north of Fort Fraser, this undeveloped lot offers a versatile opportunity within Rural Resource zoning, allowing residential, agricultural, and recreational uses. The property is not far from the Nechako River, giving quick access to fishing, boating, and the region’s natural beauty. With its flexible zoning and untouched setting, it is well suited for a homestead, hobby farm, or seasonal retreat.
The surrounding area is known for its year-round outdoor recreation, from hunting and fishing to snowmobiling and exploring endless forests and lakes. Prince George, the major service and supply hub for northern BC, is just over an hour’s drive east, offering all amenities while keeping you connected to city conveniences. This lot is sold as is, where is, and is ready for your vision.
Lot 2, District Plan 1013 - Fraser Lake, BC
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Fort Fraser and Fraser Lake are small communities located along Highway 16 in north-central British Columbia, about 155 km west of Prince George. Fort Fraser is a historic settlement with a population of roughly 220 people, while the nearby village of Fraser Lake has just under 1,000 residents. Together they provide a quiet rural lifestyle with essential services such as schools, grocery stores, and local shops, while Prince George serves as the nearest major service hub.
The region is surrounded by lakes, forests, and the Nechako River, offering abundant outdoor recreation. Residents and visitors enjoy fishing, boating, hunting, snowmobiling, and hiking throughout the year. Forestry has long been the economic backbone, complemented by agriculture, small business, and seasonal tourism. With affordable land prices and easy access to wilderness, Fort Fraser and Fraser Lake are appealing to those seeking a slower pace of life and a strong connection to the outdoors.
In the summer months, the Fort Fraser and Fraser Lake area is a hub for outdoor recreation. The nearby Nechako River, Fraser Lake, and numerous smaller lakes provide excellent fishing for rainbow trout, char, and kokanee, along with opportunities for boating, kayaking, and swimming. The surrounding forests and backcountry trails invite hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and camping. Hunting is also popular in the fall, with healthy populations of deer, moose, and bear in the region. Long daylight hours make it easy to explore the area’s wilderness and enjoy its scenic beauty.
During the winter, the landscape transforms into a playground for cold-weather activities. Snowmobiling is a favorite pastime, with extensive trail networks and open backcountry terrain to explore. Ice fishing on the many frozen lakes provides year-round anglers with excellent catches. Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing are accessible right from the community, while downhill skiing and snowboarding are within reach at regional ski hills. The crisp winter conditions and deep snowpack make this an excellent area for those who enjoy northern outdoor adventure.
54° 6'0.44"N and 124°29'15.17"W
$132.01 (2025)
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Lot 27 Section 8 Township 16 Range 5 Coast District Plan 1013
PID 016-909-402
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