Mabel Lake Resort & Marina

10/31/2026

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween from the only pumpkin at the lake this weekend.

He's keeping an eye on the docks until spring.

10/26/2026

Twenty-five minutes from the cabins and the whole valley is underneath you.

Enderby Cliffs - about 2,200 vertical feet, two to three hours up, birch and old-growth Douglas fir on the way. The rim you're standing on is 50-million-year-old lava.

It's a spring and summer hike, so file it away. We open May 7.

10/26/2026

That’s the season done.

The cafe’s shut, the boats are out, and the last of you headed home this morning. This is what Mabel looks like about an hour after everyone goes.

Thank you for this year. The families who’ve been coming for decades, and the first-timers we hope turn into regulars. It was a good one.

We’re open again Friday May 7. Booking’s already live if you want first pick of the beach cabins.

See you in the spring.
https://mabellakeresort.com/

10/07/2026

Store will close at 330pm today for a staff event. If you need something you can message here to reach us. We arent far away. 😁

10/06/2026

REMAINING 2026 STORE HOURS

*** we are nearby if you need something outside store hours message here and we will fo what we can to accomodate***

Monday Oct 5 - Sat Oct 10. 12pm-5pm
Sunday Oct 11 12pm-4pm
Monday Oct 12 10am-12pm then closed for 2026

Still some year end sales on!

Have a great Fall and Winter everyone and see you in 2027.

10/06/2026

10/06/2026

We want your best photo from the lake this year.
The fish, the sunset off the dock, the kid who finally jumped off the swim platform. Drop it in the comments or send it to us in a message.

We'll share our favorites over the winter with your name on them, and only with your OK.

10/03/2026

Did You Know?

The fire lookout on top of the Hunters Range has been up there in some form since 1925. The building standing today went up in 1950, the Forest Service used it until 1998, and it was restored in 2012.

It sits near Morton Peak at 2,245 m - one of the few ultra-prominent peaks in BC's interior plateau - and from the top you can see Mabel, Shuswap and Morton Lakes at once.

9.4 km one way, about two and a half hours up, rated More Difficult. It follows the original pack trail the lookout crews used.

Worth knowing before you go: it's an active logging road, it's active grizzly habitat, and there's route-finding required above the 4x4 post.