(and real) timber cathedral built on pilings into Stave Lake. The whole set was dismantled, although a gazebo-type bandstand was moved to the Hayward Lake Recreation Site just below Stave dam. Neighbours Most property neighbouring Stave Lake is controlled by BC Hydro. A small number of private cabins are present on the east shores and Zajac Ranch, a summer camp for children with special needs, is on the south west side of the lake. Access to the east side of the lake is available via Sylvester Road. A large raft can be seen on Google's satellite image at coordinates 49.309144,-122.320021 which floats around the lake during the summer months. Recreation Stave Lake is a popular 4x4 and dirt-biking location because of its extensive mud flats to the southwest. References External links Bulletin 48: Landforms of British Columbia, A Physiographic Outline, Plate XIIB, Coast Mountains, Pacific Ranges, Looking down the valley of Tingle Creek to Stave Lake - Mount Robie Reid is just right of the mouth of Tingle Creek, Mount Baker is in the distance. Mission, British Columbia Lakes of the Lower Mainland Reservoirs in British Columbia Garibaldi Ranges New Westminster Land District