The commercial area offers a variety of services including a bank, post office, liquor store, specialty shops, a bakery and a grocery supermarket. Restaurants and neighbourhood pub are part of the complex. The District has a fully serviced industrial park with available lots for sale and undeveloped land suitable for large industrial sites. The completion of the Coquihalla Highway in 1986 created greater access to Logan Lake, cutting travel time to Vancouver by almost two hours and facilitating commuter traffic to and from Kamloops. The result has been increased building activity in the area, primarily residential.
Every effort is made to facilitate incoming commercial ventures and new residents.
The District of Logan Lake's council has been actively pursuing investment opportunities for the community, while trying to maintain controlled development, since 1984. The District has a low tax rate which is used as an incentive to attract business. The community is self-sustaining with a full range of retail and community services. For more information on The District of Logan Lake, please visit their web site. Some formatting may have been lost.