Unveil the Magic of Moosehorn Lodge at Uncha Lake

Moosehorn Lodge
A Rare Lakeside Business, Lifestyle, and Investment Opportunity

A property that offers more than ownership
Moosehorn Lodge is a rare chance to own a proven lakeside destination with space, income potential, and room to create a new chapter. 
Set on Uncha Lake in a private 48-acre bay, this property offers the setting buyers search for when they want a lifestyle change, a recreational business, or a long-term investment in British Columbia.

The opportunity
For early retirees, young families, recreational investors, urban buyers looking for a country escape, and European immigrants seeking a business in BC, Moosehorn Lodge solves a common problem: finding one property that can support both personal enjoyment and commercial use. Here, you have an established lodge setting, guest accommodations, RV potential, and a scenic location that naturally supports tourism, family gatherings, and outdoor recreation.

Why Uncha Lake stands out
Uncha Lake adds real value to the property. It is a beautiful, private lake setting that supports the peaceful, secluded feel many buyers want, while still offering the kind of outdoor appeal that brings guests back year after year. The lakeside location provides a strong foundation for fishing, relaxing, boating, and seasonal recreation, making the property especially well-suited to hospitality and retreat-style use.

Property highlights
Moosehorn Lodge includes:
 • 12 log cabin rentals.
 • An owner’s residence.
 • A lodge building with restaurant, convenience store, and dining area.
 • Space for 20 full-hookup RVs.
 • Numerous camping pads.
 • Boat rentals and equipment.
 • A shower house with washer, dryer, and toilets.
 • A laundry house with storage space for blankets, linens, sheets, and picnic tables.
 • Fire pits, a fish cleaning station, and two outhouses.

The owner’s residence
The owner’s residence is a one-and-a-half-storey log home with an open-concept kitchen and dining area. It offers 1,150 sq. ft. of living space, a metal roof, pine plank flooring, a four-piece bathroom, and a large deck. It is a practical and comfortable home base for owners who want to live on-site while operating the property.

The lodge building
The lodge is a 1,265 sq. ft. lakefront log-framed building with an asphalt shingle roof. A propane heater, wood fireplace, and wood stove heat it. The kitchen includes oak cabinets, a large grill, dishwasher, stove, two fridges, and two freezers. The large deck includes a wheelchair ramp, and the building can host events such as fishing derbies, weddings, anniversaries, family reunions, and company gatherings.

Cabin inventory
The cabin mix gives the property flexibility for a wide range of guests:
 • Cabins I to IV are rustic 12 x 16 lakeview cabins with wood cookstoves and fridges.
 • Cabin V is used for storage.
 • Cabin VI is the smallest cabin on the property and is single-use.
 • Cabin VII is a newer 200 sq. ft. lakefront cabin with an electric stove, fridge, and pellet stove heat.
 • Cabin VIII is a modern two-bedroom lakefront cabin with kitchen and full bathroom.
 • Cabin IX has a covered front veranda, bedroom with shower bath, great deck, pellet stove, loft, and lakeview.
 • Cabin X is a two-bedroom cabin with full kitchen, bathroom with shower, large deck, pellet stove heat, and lake view.
 • Cabin XI is an open-concept cabin with covered veranda, one bedroom, shower bathroom, solar panels on the roof, and pellet stove.
 • Cabin XII is the newest cabin on the property, 16 x 22, with a huge deck, full kitchen, and bathroom.
All cabins are furnished and come with the necessary appliances. Some have pellet stoves, and all have electric heat.

Services and improvements
The property includes well water, hydro, septic, phone, internet, and a year-round maintained road. Recent improvements add further value and confidence. 

Zoning and land use
The property is exempt from zoning restrictions, except for the farming portion, which is ALR. That creates a more flexible opportunity for buyers who want to explore hospitality, recreational, or tourism-related uses while understanding that the farming component remains within ALR rules.

Location and access
Moosehorn Lodge is approximately 40 km south of Burns Lake. From Burns Lake, take Highway 35 south to the Francois Lake Ferry, cross the lake, then turn immediately onto Uncha Lake Road. Good signage helps guide travellers to the lodge just off Uncha Lake Road. The property benefits from year-round access, which is especially important for a business or retreat that aims to serve guests year-round.

Burns Lake and the surrounding area
Burns Lake is the heart of the scenic Lakes District in northern British Columbia, known for its strong recreational culture and outdoor identity. The surrounding region offers fishing, hunting, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, lakes, trails, and community amenities that support both visitors and year-round residents. That combination makes Moosehorn Lodge well positioned for buyers who want a property with both lifestyle value and guest appeal.

Why buyers act now
Properties with this much land, infrastructure, and operating potential are not easy to find. Moosehorn Lodge already has the foundation in place, which reduces startup friction for anyone looking to run a recreational business, build a retreat-style operation, or enjoy a lakeside property with income potential. The opportunity is here now, with the setting, scale, and flexibility already established.

Call to action
If you are looking for a British Columbia property that combines lifestyle, recreation, and business potential, Moosehorn Lodge deserves your attention. Contact us today to learn more, review the opportunity, and explore how this unique Uncha Lake property could work for you.

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