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Welcome to Cottonwood Cove Resort! Whether you’re looking for a peaceful place to relax or an abundance of recreation and activities, Cottonwood Cove delivers both. Fully fenced lake view lot in Cottonwood Cove RV resort at Lee Creek on Shuswap Lake. Comes complete with deck, shed, and gazebo. 2000 Campion 535 Boat with a 4.3L Volvo Penta and/or 2011. 31.5’ Dutcmen trailer with outdoor kitchen and 2 slide outs can be purchased separately if interested. Strata fees $ 272.00 includes water, septic, electricity and internet. Park has security gates, boat launch and boat slips available. Turnkey package includes everything you need to start enjoying summers on the Shuswap. RESORT INFORMATION AND FEATURES: - Water sports that lake life offers; boating, water skiing, tubing, jet skiing, house-boating, kayaking, canoeing, stand up paddle boarding and swimming. - Outdoor swimming pool - Hot tub - On site marina with 40+ slips - On site boat storage - Community pavilion - Dog beach - Kids’ playgrounds - Laundry facilities - Internal trail system - Beachfront common property - Extra surplus parking for visitors - Adjacent to Tsutswecw Provincial Park area - Two golf courses within 15 minutes drive (Shuswap Lake Estates and/or Talking Rock) - On site winter storage with caretaker and locked gate/controlled access Clubhouse - Convenience store ABOUT THE AREA: The Shuswap region offers countless outdoor activities to enjoy: including golfing, fishing, ziplining, hiking, biking and wine tours--just to name a few! You’ll never run out of adventure here. Lee Creek is located in BC’s Thompson Okanagan region on the northern shore of Shuswap Lake 18 km (11 mi) east of Chase via Hwy 1. Take the Squilax Bridge off Hwy 1 between Chase and Sorrento and follow the Squilax-Anglemont Highway. The North Shuswap, like many other areas of the Shuswap, has seen major changes since settlement, as the economic base has shifted from agriculture to forestry to tourism and retirement. At its gateway is the small community of Lee Creek, which is known best for Roderick Haig-Brown Park and the Adams River salmon run. Since its one-room school closed in 1954, the population of Lee Creek languished until a few small subdivisions were built in the 1970s. Now that Lee Creek is officially a secondary settlement, it may continue to grow as a summer destination primarily with new recreational vehicle lots and homes. VIEW THIS PROPERTY The current owners are using a professional answering service. Please call and quote Sign ID# 93595 for additional information or to schedule a private showing. Private buyers can
