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Charlie Lake Elementary School

Provider: School District 60: Peace River North

Public elementary school, Kindergarten to Grade 6.

Located at 12655 Charlie Lake Frontage Road, Charlie Lake, BC V0C 1H0. Office phone 250-785-2025; charlielakeschool@prn.bc.ca. Contact School District 60 to confirm catchment and enrollment.

Service Areas: Charlie Lake

Location: 12655 Charlie Lake Frontage Road, Charlie Lake, BC

Contact: 250-785-2025; charlielakeschool@prn.bc.ca

Source · Retrieved: Sep 26, 2026

Charlie Lake Fire Department

Provider: Peace River Regional District

The Peace River Regional District operates the Charlie Lake Fire Department, which responds to emergencies in areas within the Charlie Lake area.

The department operates from one fire hall with a full-time fire chief and deputy chief and volunteer firefighters. The department responds to about 100 emergency calls annually and protects approximately 125 square kilometres and more than 3,700 residents. Hall staff are present Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. For emergencies call 9-1-1.

Service Areas: Charlie Lake

Location: 13065 Firehall Road, Charlie Lake, BC

Contact: 250-785-1424; https://www.prrd.bc.ca/emergency-services/fire-protection/charlie-lake-fire-department/

Source · Retrieved: Sep 27, 2026

Charlie Lake Park

Provider: BC Parks

BC provincial park with campground, day-use recreation and lakeside access.

A 92-hectare park on the southwest shore of Charlie Lake, 11 km north of Fort St. John at the Alaska Highway and Highway 29 junction. Facilities and activities include campground, trails, day-use area, adventure playground, large grass field, picnic shelter, horseshoe pits, disc golf, swimming without lifeguards, canoeing and fishing. No canoe rentals. ORVs are prohibited; pets must be leashed and are not allowed on beaches or in park buildings.

Service Areas: Charlie Lake

Location: Charlie Lake, BC

Contact: parkinfo@gov.bc.ca

Source · Retrieved: Sep 26, 2026

Fort St John Public Library Services

Provider: Fort St John Public Library

Public library services for Fort St. John and Peace River Regional District Electoral Area B and C residents.

Provides public access to books and other materials, free computer and internet access, programs for children, teens and adults, and reference and information service. The library also offers interlibrary loans, home delivery, Books by Mail, and accessible alternative-format services. Branch: 10015 100th Avenue, Fort St. John, BC V1J 1Y7. Phone: 250-785-3731. Check the library website for current hours and service details.

Service Areas: Altona, Baldonnel, Buick, Cecil Lake, Charlie Lake, Clairmont, Clayhurst, Flatrock, Fort St. John, Goodlow, Old Fort, Osborn, Prespatou, Two Rivers, Upper Halfway, Wonowon

Location: 10015 100th Avenue, Fort St. John, British Columbia

Contact: 250-785-3731; https://www.fsjpl.ca/

Source · Retrieved: Sep 26, 2026

Fort St. John Transit — On-Request Service to Charlie Lake

Provider: BC Transit

Advance-booked bus service between Fort St. John and Charlie Lake, subject to availability.

The Fort St. John Transit Rider’s Guide says all residents may use service between Fort St. John and Charlie Lake, subject to availability. Trips must be booked in advance by calling 250-787-7433. The guide lists a $4 fare per passenger; fares and schedules can change, so confirm when booking. The guide is effective August 31, 2025.

Service Areas: Charlie Lake, Fort St. John

Contact: 250-787-7433

Source · Retrieved: Sep 26, 2026

Senior Support and Outreach

Provider: Fort St John and Area Senior’s Care Foundation

Assistance for frail, low-income seniors age 60 and older in Fort St John, Charlie Lake and Taylor.

The Foundation helps frail, low-income adults age 60 and over remain at home and reduce financial stress. Assistance may cover nutrition, personal care products, mobility equipment and light housekeeping. Applicants must be eligible for SAFER or the Old Age Security Supplement. Self-referrals are accepted; referrals also come from Northern Health and Better at Home workers. Outreach programs include monthly music and dance gatherings at senior residences and are open to seniors throughout the community. Hours vary. Call 250-793-9614 or email fsjseniorcare@shaw.ca.

Service Areas: Charlie Lake, Fort St. John

Contact: 250-793-9614; fsjseniorcare@shaw.ca

Source · Retrieved: Sep 26, 2026