Merritt Abbott Lake is a free recreation site and it has 3 campsites. The recreation site is accessible via road and the facilities are tables and toilets. You can go there and enjoy camping, fishing, canoeing etc.
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Recreation Site Description:
Merritt Abbott Lake is a small recreation site which is 3 vehicle some what remote recreation site. The recreation site is located in a semi open area on the north east side of Abbott Lake & northwest of Merritt. Which is popular for fishing and boating. The recreation site is suitable for small truck campers. This is not suitable for anything towed due to the rough access.
Driving Directions:
From Merritt, British Columbia, Canada > Head west on Merritt – Spences Bridge Hwy/Nicola Ave/Princeton-Kamloops Hwy/BC-5A/BC-97C toward Voght St (8.6km) > Turn right onto Aberdeen Rd (6.4km) > Keep right to stay on Aberdeen Rd (14.9km) > Slight left (6.69km) > Then you will find the recreation site Thompson-Nicola I, BC, Canada. Access is by 4 x 4 drive vehicle via the Tyner Lake Forest Service Road.
Note: The direction description taken from google map and you can see the driving direction onto google map.
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