Tracey Lake BackCountry Site 2 (designated T12) is a backcountry campsite within Fundy National Park, New Brunswick, operated by Parks Canada.

It sits beside Tracey Lake in a remote section of the park characterized by inland lakes, scrub forest, and bog, and accommodates up to 8 people with space for 2 tents.

The site is reached via the Tracey Lake Trail (Trail 25), a moderate 14 km return route with gradual elevation changes. From the Bennett Lake trailhead, Site 12 lies approximately 4. 2 km in; from the Laverty Lake trailhead, it is about 2. 7 km.

Note that a stream crossing partway along the trail can be difficult after heavy rain, and the Laverty Lake approach tends to remain very wet. Firewood is available near this site.

The surrounding habitat is well known for moose, loons, beavers, and a variety of frogs, making it a rewarding destination for wildlife observation alongside the camping experience.