Nestled in the boreal forest, this lake has bird watching opportunities and is a popular fishing spot. The turnoff is located 27.6 kilometres south of Fort Nelson, just past the North River Midstream gas plant. The park is 12 kilometres off the Alaska Highway. The campground has 13 sites with a boat launch for non-motorized water-craft and a day use area. Camping is $17 including tax/night. Please note that firewood is not available.
Andy Bailey Campground Bookings
The Andy Bailey Campground turnoff is located on the Alaska Highway Mile 265, 27.6 kilometers south of Fort Nelson, just past the NorthRiver Midstream (formerly Enbridge) gas plant, then another 12 kilometers on a maintained gravel road. Beginning in 2020, the road to the lake will be maintained during the winter months so that residents can take advantage of outdoor activities year-round.
- The campground is open May to September, with 12 unserviced campsites (may not be suitable for large RVs over thirty feet).
- There is a boat launch for non-motorized watercraft and various amenities for day trips.
- Price per night is $17 including tax. Please note that firewood is not available for purchase.
- Reservations are available online and by contacting the Northern Rockies Regional Recreation Centre at 250.774.2541 option 1.
- If dropping in to camp overnight, please take note of campsites that have been marked as reserved; there will be a reserved sign on the site’s picnic table.
- UPDATE: As of March 2023, The permit for the hand pump well now falls under a non-potable permit. The water can be used for non-domestic purposes and general sanitation only. The water is non potable and not fit for human consumption.