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Northern British Columbia stretches from towering Mount Robson in the east to Haida Gwaii (formerly<br />
the Queen Charlotte Islands) in the west and is a vast wilderness of grizzly bears, pristine glaciers, ancient<br />
totems and raw rugged beauty. This is a land where outdoor recreation is a certainty and where alpine<br />
mountains and crystal clear lakes offer everything from helicopter skiing to salmon fishing. Visitors come<br />
here to golf, go horseback riding, hike the many trails, experience alpine and cross-country skiing and<br />
more. Northern British Columbia has an abundance of wildlife – some very rare including the Kermode<br />
or spirit bear and Stone’s sheep. To experience true wilderness like no other destination, plan a trip to<br />
Northern British Columbia.<br />
The Great Northern Circle Tour<br />
This spectacular road odyssey in Northern British Columbia takes you through untamed wilderness and stunning mountain<br />
ranges unique to this immense region. Plan for eight to fourteen days of adventure on this 2,632 km (1,635 mi) trip, as you<br />
drive on the Yellowhead (Highway 16) Northern British Columbia’s east-west corridor, north on the Stewart Cassiar (Highway<br />
37) which cuts through the stunning Coast Mountains, and finally southeast on the legendary Alaska Highway (Highway 97) –<br />
with its historic towns surrounded by dramatic landscape. Pristine fishing lakes and rivers, relaxing campsites and resorts, and<br />
spontaneous wildlife encounters are highlights, with natural and historical attractions along the route.<br />
<strong>Super</strong> <strong>Camping</strong> - Northern British Columbia<br />
More Information:<br />
www.travel-british-columbia.com<br />
See page 3 for <strong>Camping</strong> Symbols<br />
Fort Fraser<br />
Piper’s Glen Resort<br />
Tel: (250) 690-7565<br />
pipersglen@uniserve.com<br />
www.pipersglenresort.com<br />
14108 Hwy 16 E., Fort Fraser BC V0J 1N0<br />
It’s just viewtiful! Overlooking Fraser Lake with<br />
lakeview sites and cabins. Tent sites, full and<br />
partial hookups, long pull-thrus, firepits, carved<br />
bear, free showers. Lake access, with pedal<br />
boat and kayak rentals. Good fishing! Rainbow<br />
trout and char. Close to Fraser Mountain<br />
hiking trail. Located between Fraser Lake and<br />
Fort Fraser on Hwy 16. Weekly and monthly<br />
rates available. CP 7 days. Open: May - Sep. **<br />
Rates: Per Vehicle 2 Persons Unserviced $22-<br />
$24 Serviced $26-$32 Tenting $22-$24 Add’l<br />
Adult $3 Child 13 years. ** See lodging listing<br />
page 57.<br />
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Hudson’s Hope<br />
Alwin Holland Campground<br />
Tel: (250) 783-9154<br />
hudsonshope.ca/adventure/campgrounds/<br />
3 kms south of Hudson’s Hope off Hwy 29,<br />
Hudson’s Hope BC V0C 1V0<br />
With walking access to the Peace River you<br />
can spend the day fishing, painting, picnicking<br />
or taking photos of the unique Teapot Islands.<br />
Search for that perfect river rock or simply<br />
enjoy the scenery. Open: May - Sep. ** Rates:<br />
Per Unit Unserviced $20 Tenting $20 Add’l<br />
Unit $15.<br />
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Cameron Lake Campground<br />
Tel: (250) 783-9154<br />
hudsonshope.ca/adventure/campgrounds/<br />
24 kms south of Hudson’s Hope off Hwy 29,<br />
Hudson’s Hope BC V0C 1V0<br />
Cameron Lake is one of the few lakes in<br />
the area that offers good swimming during<br />
the summer months. As it does not allow<br />
motorized vessels, it provides a more relaxed<br />
and tranquil atmosphere to enjoy. Open: May -<br />
Sep. ** Rates: Per Unit Unserviced $20 Tenting<br />
$20 Add’l Unit $15.<br />
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Dinosaur Lake Campground<br />
Tel: (250) 783-9154<br />
hudsonshope.ca/adventure/campgrounds/<br />
7 kms south of Hudson’s Hope off Hwy 29,<br />
Hudson’s Hope BC V0C 1V0<br />
Bring your boat and head upstream to the foot<br />
of the WAC Bennett Dam to look for eagles.<br />
Keep your eyes open for the abundant wildlife<br />
on the hills, beaver and fish in the lake. Open:<br />
May - Sep. ** Rates: Per Unit Unserviced $20<br />
Tenting $20 Add’l Unit $15.<br />
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King Gething<br />
Tel: (250) 783-9154<br />
hudsonshope.ca/adventure/campgrounds/<br />
Located at the south entrance to Hudson’s Hope,<br />
Hudson’s Hope BC V0C 1V0<br />
Located in “downtown” Hudson’s Hope. Walk<br />
to the outdoor pool, enjoy a picnic, check out<br />
our Museum or Visitor Info Centre or play at<br />
Beattie Park. Discover what Hudson’s Hope<br />
has to offer. Open: May - Sep. ** Rates: Per Unit<br />
Unserviced $20 Tenting $20 Add’l Unit $15.<br />
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McBride<br />
Beaverview RV Park<br />
& Campground<br />
Tel: (250) 569-2513<br />
www.beaverviewpark.com<br />
2435 Hwy 16 E., McBride BC V0J 2E0<br />
2 km east of McBride on Hwy 16 between Prince<br />
George and Jasper. Beautiful, quiet, all grass RV<br />
Park with majestic mountain views. Long pullthrus<br />
with 30 amp power & water. Back-ins with<br />
20 amp & firepit. Tent sites, sani-dump. Spotless<br />
washrooms with free hot showers, laundry, free<br />
WiFi. Easy access from the Hwy. Reservations<br />
accepted. Open: May 1 - Sep 30. ** Rates: Per<br />
Vehicle 2 Persons Serviced $38 (power/water)<br />
Tenting $20-$24 Add’l Adult $3 Child 12 & Over<br />
$3. Pets on leash.<br />
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Prince George & Area<br />
Blue Cedars RV Park &<br />
Campground<br />
Tel: (250) 964-7272 Toll: 1-888-964-7271<br />
bluecedars4433@gmail.com<br />
http://bluecedarsrvpark.com<br />
4433 Kimball Rd., Prince George BC V2N 5N7<br />
Country camping in the city. Close to<br />
shopping and wilderness. Best hiking trails<br />
start at entrance. Coin laundry. Showers<br />
included in rates. Large pull-thru sites. Limited<br />
winter camping. Open All Year. ** Rates:<br />
Check website.<br />
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