Pitt Lake Wilderness Adventures

Pitt Lake Wilderness Adventures is located on the shores of Pitt Lake, the largest freshwater tidal wetland in North America and adjacent to the Pitt-Addington Wildlife Management area, Pinecone Burke Provincial Park and the Widgeon Valley National Wildlife Area. Owned and operated by the Katzie First Nation, each of the six semi-wilderness rustic lakeside cabins were professionally renovated in 2006 and feature mountain and lake views overlooking Golden Ears Provincial Park. The cabins sleep from 2 – 6 persons, depending on the cabin configuration. Each cabin has a porch, a gas fireplace or heater, fridge, stove, dishes and cooking utensils. An odour-free composting toilet and solar powered lights complete the services available. A complimentary boat shuttle across the Pitt River to access the cabins is provided. Future additions will include a longhouse and group facilities, guided cultural, wildlife viewing and fishing tours.

Location/Driving Instructions
We are located across the Pitt River from Grant Narrows Regional Park. From the Lougheed Highway, turn north on Harris Road in Pitt Meadows, right on Dewdney Trunk Road, left on Neaves Road and follow it to the end. A map is located on our website.

Number of Cabins
6

Cabin Amenities
Gas fireplace or heater
Fridge
Kitchenette

Check-In Time: 2pm Check-out Time: Noon

2007 Rates:

Osprey Cabin (up to 10 people in main and adjacent cabin)

May 1 – September 31: $160 per day
$900 per week

October 1 – April 30: $110 per day
$600 per week

Sunshine, Golden Ears, Cedar Cove, Edge Peak Cabins (up to 6 people)

May 1 – September 31: $130 per day
$750 per week

October 1 – April 30: $110 per day
$500 per week

Payment Policies
50% deposit on time of booking, balance due on arrival.

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