Green Lake Community Centre
Let's do it together!
We used to be the Green Lake Snowmobile club ... but as of March 2025, we are now officially the Green Lake Community Centre and Outdoor Recreation Society.
We will embrace all manner of activities in all 4 seasons around our community, whether you live on North Green Lake, South Green Lake, or the surrounding areas.
ATV'ing, dirt biking, water skiing, mountain biking, horseback riding, hiking, cross country skiing, (and snowmobiling too, of course) - you name it, we'd like to include you!
If your group would like to host an event or gathering at the Centre, contact us.
Indoors at the hall, there will still be yoga, games nights, and pot luck dinners. Other activities are in the works too, such as photography workshops and more. Or, you can rent the hall and kitchen for your own group event!
Your suggestions for things to do indoors or out are welcome! Please drop us a note on the 'contact us' page.
We hope this change will encourage greater membership, broader involvement, and be the basis for a stronger community overall.
Change is good!
Check back often for the latest updates!
Upcoming Events
Potluck Dinner Saturday, March 29 - click here for more info
Potluck Dinner at the Centre- doors open at 5pm.
Please bring an appie, a main dish, side dish or dessert.
Members are free, and guests are 5$ each.
The conveners are Kris Alexander, Diane Sullivan, and Jenny Gehl.
They hope to have a nice door prize available.
Can you help?
Set up for the event will take place on Thursday the 27th, 11:00am at the
G L Community Centre.
Please contact Jenny Gehl if you can volunteer.
Special Notices
Trail clearing
Results from the Annual General Meeting, March 13, 2025.
- Elections were held for 3 Board positions. Results as follows:
President - Doug Brown elected
Vice President - Warren Lowe elected
Director - Dunham Craig elected
- Modification to the new Community Centre name:
Green Lake Community Centre and Outdoor Recreation Society
Motion passed.
- Insurance costs still being researched.
- New website launched and is now live.
- New metal sign being made for the outside Kiosk in front of the hall.
Thank you to all who attended!
Results from the Special General Meeting October 17, 2024
Two motions were presented;
- To change the name from Green Lake Snowmobile Club to Green Lake Community Centre.
- To adopt new purposes and bylaws into the constitution.
These changes legally broaden the scope of our activities on the trails and in the hall. As members of the Community Centre, it will be more inviting and inclusive for different groups to organize their interests and utilize the hall.
Since the current snowmobile season has already begun, it was decided to finish this season under the old constitution. Once this season is completed, the paperwork and fees will be submitted to the Registrar of Societies, and we can begin to operate under the new constitution.
Many of the finer details still need to be worked out, but the directors will be tackling these items during the year.
Handy Information
Check out the current and predicted weather conditions at Green Lake!
Read More
Hours of operation etc.
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The health of our lakes, historical data, and more.
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Stay on top of the current fishing Regs.
Read More
Keep up to date on regulations for off-road-vehicles in BC.
Read MoreLocal Interest
The XH Buffalo Ranch
Visit a local gem, right in our backyard!
Green Lake Parks
A map showing all the parks around Green Lake.
The Northern Lights at Green Lake
Why are we seeing so many displays of the Aurora lately?
Great Grey Owls in the neighbourhood
We are so fortunate to see these birds in our area!
Fire Related Info
See current fire bans or restrictions in our area.
Read More
Up to date information about current wildfires in BC
Read MoreEmergency Contacts
546 South Green Lake Road,
70 Mile House, BC V0K 2K2
Watch Lake / North Green Lake VFD:
Sonny Johnson Hall, 5771 N Green Lake Rd,
70 Mile House, BC V0K 2K1
555 Cedar Ave, 100 Mile House, BC V0K 2E0
Hours:
Open 24 hours
Emergency room: Open 24 hours
1-844 POISON-X,
or 1-844-764-7669
Clinton RCMP:
1204 Kelly Lake Rd
Clinton BC V0K 1K0
Telephone: 250-459-2221 Fax: 250-459-7055
Monday to Friday
8 am to 4 pm
Mailing address
P.O. Box 429
Clinton BC V0K 1K0
100 Mile House RCMP:
841 Alder Ave
100 Mile House BC V0K 2E0
Telephone: 250-395-2456 Fax: 250-395-3605
Monday to Friday
8 am to 4 pm
Mailing address
P.O. Box 37
100 Mile House BC V0K 2E0
Cariboo-Chilcotin
100 Mile House
877-952-7277
Reporting
1 800 663-5555 toll free
or *5555 on a cell phone
530 Horse Lake Rd Unit 4, 100 Mile House, BC V0K 2E0
www.lakelandvet.ca
| Tuesday | 9 AM–5 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–5 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–5 PM |
| Friday | 9 AM–5 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 9 AM–5 PM |
Contact us
- 176 Green Lake South Road
- 70 Mile House, British Columbia, Canada V0K 2K2
We'd love to hear from you! Your personal information and comments are only visible to the Admin and remain confidential.
President – Doug Brown
Vice Pres. – Warren Lowe
Treasurer – Lu Smith
Secretary – Sue Palmer
Registrar – Kim Lowe
Director – Rita Dixon
Director - Sue Olliffe
Director – Marie Kuyek
Director – Ambur Mitchell
Director - Dunham Craig
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Website - Warren Lowe
Visit the Photo Gallery to see pics of the Hall
Hall rental contract and checklist
Please contact Marie Kuyek for more information at 250-706-9551
Rental rates as of May, 2023 are as follows:
$100.00 / 6 hours
$200.00 / 24 hours (example: 10am Saturday to 10am Sunday – allows for cleanup the next morning)
$500.00 / 3 day block – 72 hours
RENTAL CONTRACT:
1. A Special Event Policy must be purchased prior to the event. This is available at any insurance company.
2. Liquor License to be obtained by the renter if required.
3. Hall Capacity is 86 persons.
4. A refundable damage deposit of $500.00 is required upon booking. Your deposit will be held until the hall is checked by the caretaker.
5. Rent to be paid at least one month in advance of the event.
6. Any liquor must be removed at the end of the event.
7. Nails, or tape of any kind to hang items on the walls is not permitted.
8. Contact the Caretaker regarding equipment malfunctions.
9. If renting the hall for any long weekend, half of the $500 deposit ($250.00) will be retained by the Community Centre if the booking is cancelled for ANY reason.
10. A kitchen check must be done before and after the event with the Caretaker. Any missing items will be charged at retail cost for replacement.
11. Extra cleanup charges will apply if the kitchen is not cleaned.
12. Any RV’s parking in the parking lot will be charged a fee of $20.00 per day. (NO utilities included: ie power, grey/black water disposal, or trash collection).
13. Refer to the checklist for full details of the renters’ responsibilities. Ask the Caretaker for a copy. The following items are included with rental: Tables and chairs to accommodate up to 86 persons• Stove, Fridge, microwave oven, dishwasher.• Cutlery for 86 persons, and there are 40 dinner plates & 40 dessert plates. (if you are using paper plates and cups you must bring your own). • 2-100 cup coffee urns.
You are responsible for taking away your own trash.
You are responsible for supplying your own consumable supplies ie paper plates and cups. The existing supplies belong to the Hall for our own events.
Please make cheques payable to Green Lake Community Centre
Renters’ Name: _____________________________________________ I have read and accept the terms of the rental agreement. I am also aware that I must purchase the Party and LiquorLiability Insurance and/or Liquor License at least 24 hours prior to my event if required.
Date:_______________________________ Signature:__________________________________
Caretaker: Marie Kuyek 250-706-9551
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Rental Checklist
1. Please unlock the back door during your event, to allow handicapped persons using the accessibility ramp to enter. Remember to lock it again when you’re done.
2. If you are planning on using the dishwasher, become familiar with how to use it. There are instructions available in the green binder labeled “MANUAL” on the shelfnear the sink. **Dishwasher MUST be emptied when you have done all the loads you need to do.**
3. If you use the stove/oven, make sure all gas elements are turned off. The pilot stays on.
4. Tables and chairs to be put away as found.
5. Bathrooms cleaned, taps turned off tightly, and garbage cans emptied.
6. Kitchen cleaned and cupboards wiped down.
7. Counters, sinks and microwave cleaned.
8. If coffee/tea pots were used, they should be unplugged, cleaned and put away.
9. Floor to be swept and washed. Caretaker can show you where brooms mops etc are.
10. Remove your garbage - it can go to the Transfer Station near 70 Mile House. Also take all your bottles and cans, - you can donate them to the Fire Dept at the Fire Hall
11. All Decorations, and tacks, pins, etc removed.
12. All doors should be closed.
13. Thermostat set to 5 degrees.
14. If you used the wood stove, make sure the stove door is latched tightly and the fire is out and left in a safe condition.
15. Turn all lights off, close all windows and curtains.
16. If you were given a key, make arrangements to return it.
17. Please leave our Hall in the same condition you found it.
Any questions or problems, please contact Marie Kuyek at 250-706-9551.
