LIKELY
has a variety of accommodations from hotel, motel, cabins and lodges to campgrounds and there is sure to be something to suit everyone.
High Country Inn
Box 52 Likely, BC V0L 1N0
ph. 250-790-2218
likelyhighcountryinn@gmail.com
Facebook: High Country Inn
www.likelyhighcountryinn.holiday
Likely Lodge
5013 Likely St.
Box 164,
Likely, BC V0L 1N0
250-790-2345
http://likelylodge.ca/
Morehead Cabins & Campsites
6101 Likely RD 250-790-2323 moreheadlake@gmail.com Morehead Lake Cabins
Northern Lights Lodge
5921 Cedar Creek Rd
Box 33 Likely,BC V0L 1N0
Tel: 250-790-2200
Toll Free: (877) 718-2200
E-mail us: info@nllodge.com http://www.nllodge.com/
Pyna-tee-Ah Lodge
4911 Quesnel Forks RD
250-790-2292
Toll Free: 866-299-9100
http://www.ecotours-bc.com/
http://www.fly-fishing-canada.com/
Cameron Ridge Bungalows
Chris Franke – guide/outfitter
Box 23 Likely, B.C. V0L 1N0
778-417-0047
780-817-4349
chris@mountainspiritoutfitters.com cameronridge.com
Rivers Edge Guest Cottage
4958 Likely Street
Likely, B.C., V0L 1N0
250-790-2535 (open May – Oct.)
Sgparker@telus.net or J1fletcher@hotmail.com
Accommodations above are found in and around Likely. If you prefer vacationing in the great outdoors, drive around the Likely area you will find some of the most picturesque campgrounds and picnic spots in British Columbia. Lakes and rivers abound in this area and most have camping areas nearby. Forestry campgrounds featuring some of the best sandy beaches and prime fishing locations in the Cariboo can be found. Cedar Creek Museum situated in Cedar Point Park has maps of the area and helpful staff to give directions for day trips, maps and information on points of interest.
Quesnel Forks, the earliest boom town in the Cariboo, at the convergence of the Quesnel and Cariboo Rivers is now an intriguing ghost with a few restored cabins (hopefully more to come), information kiosks and riverside campsites. It was one of the top 10 best picnic sites in BC by Westworld Magazine. See more
Cedar City Museum and Info Centre is housed at Cedar Point Park. This is a Class “C” Provincial Park situated within a grove of old growth cedars, on Quesnel Lake. Private lakeside campsites, paved boat launch, dock, ball diamond, and a sandy beach make this a very popular destination. See Contacts
Cedar Point Park Class ‘C’ Campground. See Camping
Recreation Sites are found at Abbott Creek Beach, Ladies Creek, Spanish Lake, Bootjack Lake, Jacobie Lake, Gavin Lake, Winkley Creek and Wolverine Lake. See Camping
