Welcome to the Interlakes

With lakes, wooded shorelines and rural roads along and beyond Highway 24, known as the Fishing Highway, the Interlakes is both a vacation destination and home to year-round communities. Waterfront homes, cabins, acreages and properties set back from the water offer different ways to enjoy the South Cariboo.

Interlakes describes a broader area rather than one lake or a single neighbourhood. A mailing address, an MLS community label and the name people use locally may describe different places. The individual property's location and access matter more than the label alone.

Explore the lakes and their communities

Start with these local guides to get a closer look at three distinct parts of the area.

Community life beyond the water

Community gatherings, markets, music and recreation are part of life around the Interlakes. Activities and schedules change, so check current local information when planning a visit.

The Interlakes commercial corner provides an everyday service hub for surrounding lake communities. When comparing properties, consider the actual drive to shopping, fuel and the other services you use regularly.

For an outing away from the lakeshore, the Interlakes Pioneer Heritage Trail connects the community complex with wetland, forest and the Roe Lake Rodeo Grounds. The wider area also includes the Bridge Lake Ice Caves; the Fishing Highway Tourist Association offers information about local attractions and activities.

Find the setting that fits your plans

A waterfront cabin, a home among the trees and an acreage farther from the lake can offer very different day-to-day experiences. Compare road access, winter travel, water and wastewater systems, legal lake access and permitted uses for the specific property.

The listings below combine the MLS community labels for Bridge Lake, Sheridan Lake and Deka Lake / Sulphurous / Hathaway Lakes. Nearby properties may appear under other names, including Lone Butte. Contact our team for a broader search.