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VOL. 2 | <strong>2023</strong><br />
FRASERWAY RV<br />
TOURING GUIDE<br />
RV BC & Alberta<br />
CUSTOMER<br />
LOYALTY CLUB<br />
DISCOUNTS<br />
TRAVEL TIPS<br />
ROAD MAPS<br />
BY REGION<br />
VANCOUVER | ABBOTSFORD | CALGARY | EDMONTON | WHITEHORSE<br />
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RV touring in BC and Alberta<br />
WELCOME<br />
Be an adventurer!<br />
Our spectacular country is waiting for you, from the breathtaking coastline of British<br />
Columbia to the awe inspiring Canadian Rockies, our home and native land is waiting<br />
to be discovered.<br />
Create lasting memories exploring our beautiful landscape, mountains, rivers and<br />
lakes. And living the RV adventure with family and friends.<br />
Our founder and owner has encouraged our team to create memorable guest<br />
experiences. This RV Touring <strong>Guide</strong> will lead you to new experiences throughout<br />
Alberta and British Columbia. We have assembled some of the wonderful campsites<br />
and provincial parks along major routes to Vancouver Island, Banff, Jasper, Waterton<br />
Lakes, the Kootenays, and the Chilcotin-Cariboo regions. Take time to plan and<br />
explore our feature route on the Inside Passage to Yukon in the Far North.<br />
You will find a wide selection of private campgrounds and RV parks throughout<br />
BC and Alberta that are open from May and into October to welcome guests.<br />
Northern Rockies<br />
There are numerous special events in communities throughout BC and Alberta.<br />
Please check with Visitor Centres in the towns and cities for further details.<br />
We invite you to visit our partner attractions that offer gondola rides to panoramic<br />
views of the Coast and Rocky Mountains, the ocean, and whale watching in the<br />
Salish Sea.<br />
The <strong>Fraserway</strong> RV family warmly welcomes our overseas visitors to Canada, and our<br />
loyalty club members to share in the adventure of RV touring in Western Canada.<br />
Happy camping.<br />
Selkirk Mountains, photo courtesy of <strong>Fraserway</strong> RV Rentals<br />
Lineke Kereluk,<br />
Vice President Rentals<br />
The <strong>Fraserway</strong> RV Touring <strong>Guide</strong> is published in association with the BC Lodging & Campgrounds Association<br />
Listing & Ad Sales: Anne Philley<br />
British Columbia Lodging & Campgrounds Association<br />
Design: Leanne Von Hollen | Paperball Creative<br />
Printing: Mitchell Press<br />
Cover: Class C Motorhome in the Coast Mountains<br />
of British Columbia. Photo courtesy of <strong>Fraserway</strong> RV<br />
Rentals. © <strong>2023</strong> <strong>Fraserway</strong> RV<br />
This publication is printed to promote tourism in British Columbia and Alberta. This guide does<br />
not constitute and should not be construed as an endorsement or recommendation of any<br />
campground or any other facility in Alberta and British Columbia for which Fraserwar RV and<br />
the BC Lodging and Campgrounds Association and Alberta Campgrounds do not assume any<br />
responsibility. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction is prohibited.<br />
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OVERVIEW<br />
Contents<br />
Campground Locations by Region<br />
6 Vancouver Island & The Gulf Islands<br />
10 Vancouver, Coast & Mountains<br />
12 Thompson Okanagan<br />
15 Kootenay Rockies<br />
16 Cariboo Chilcotin Coast<br />
18 Northern British Columbia<br />
18 Alberta<br />
Itineraries<br />
19 The Rockies and Kootenays<br />
20 Vancouver Island and<br />
Northern BC<br />
<strong>2023</strong> BC<br />
Public Holidays<br />
Banks, government offices and some stores<br />
will be closed on the following days or on<br />
the subsequent Monday if the holiday falls<br />
on a weekend:<br />
New Years Day January 1<br />
BC Family Day February 20<br />
Good Friday April 7<br />
Easter Monday April 10<br />
Victoria Day May 22<br />
Canada Day July 1<br />
BC Day August 7<br />
Labour Day September 4<br />
Thanksgiving October 9<br />
Remembrance Day November 11<br />
Christmas Day December 25<br />
Boxing Day December 26<br />
WHITEHORSE<br />
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• Sea to Sky Gondola. Squamish<br />
www.seatosky.com<br />
• Lake Louise Summer Gondola. Lake Louise<br />
www.skilouise.com<br />
• Five Star Whale Watching. Victoria<br />
www.5starwhales.com<br />
• Flyover Canada. Vancouver<br />
www.flyovercanada.com<br />
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TOFINO<br />
UCLUELET<br />
BRITISH<br />
COLUMBIA<br />
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES<br />
OSOYOOS<br />
GRANDE<br />
PRAIRIE<br />
USA<br />
JASPER<br />
Mount Robson Provincial Park - nicole@meiss<br />
YELLOWKNIFE<br />
• Banff Jasper Collection by Pursuit<br />
www.banffjaspercollection.com<br />
• Banff Gondola<br />
• Lake Minnewanka Cruise<br />
• Ice Explorer<br />
• Columbia Icefield Skywalk<br />
• Maligne Lake Cruise<br />
• Golden Skybridge<br />
ALBERTA<br />
BANFF<br />
EDMONTON<br />
CALGARY<br />
How to use this <strong>Guide</strong><br />
How to read a Private Campground listing<br />
Triple Y Campground & RV Park<br />
6301 Shoreline Hwy, Somewhere BC, V9H 1P1<br />
Tel: (250) 123-4567 | tripleycamping.com<br />
Special Offer: 10% off daily rate. Free firewood<br />
package per night - value $5.<br />
Open: 1-Apr to 31-Oct; Rates: 2 Persons $22-$25<br />
Large private treed RV sites with tables, firepits. Vancouver<br />
Island’s cleanest restrooms. Hot showers. Laundry facilities.<br />
10 mins from Campbell River on Hwy 28.<br />
L 50 lFGbcdn V u i r<br />
Address is the location and nearest highway access.<br />
Operating season shows open and closed dates<br />
unless open all year.<br />
Rates quoted are for fully serviced campsites that<br />
include water, electrical and sewer. Rates may be<br />
subject to change. It is recommended that you call<br />
individual establishments for details.<br />
Special offer is the discount or offer the campground<br />
will honour when you present the discount card<br />
between the dates of May 31 – October 26, <strong>2023</strong>.<br />
The symbols show nine common facilities used by RVs.<br />
They start with the number of campsites available at the<br />
property. See the Explanation of Symbols section to the<br />
right for the meaning of each symbol.<br />
Explanation of Symbols/Explication des symbols<br />
/Zeichenerklärung<br />
L 50 Total Campsites; Nombre total de sites;<br />
Anzahl von Einzelplätzen<br />
l Electrical outlets on site; Prises de courant<br />
sur le site; Individueller Stromanschluss<br />
F Water outlets on site; Prises d’eau sur le site;<br />
Individueller Wasseranschluss<br />
G Sewer outlets on site; Conduites d’égoûts<br />
sur le site; Individueller Abwasseranschluss<br />
b Sani-station; Stations sanitaires; Abwasserstation<br />
c Flush toilets; Toilettes avec chasse d’eau;<br />
Toiletten mit Wasserspülung<br />
d Showers; Douches; Duschen<br />
n Laundromat; Buanderie; Waschautomaten<br />
V WiFi; WiFi; WiFi<br />
u Credit cards accepted; Cartes de crédit acceptées;<br />
Kreditkarten akzeptiert<br />
r Canoe/Rowboat/Kayak/Paddle Board Rentals;<br />
Location de canot/chaloupe/kayak/paddle board;<br />
Kanu/Ruderboot/Kajak/Paddle<br />
Board Rentals<br />
i Beach natural swimming; Plage natation naturelle;<br />
Strand natürlich schwimmen<br />
www.fraserway.com<br />
The <strong>Fraserway</strong> RV Touring <strong>Guide</strong> is available to rental guests from May to October.<br />
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Travel Tips<br />
Provincial Parks<br />
There are over 1,000 provincial parks in British<br />
Columbia and 75 provincial parks in Alberta.<br />
Many offer accessible camping for RVs, and<br />
day-use for activities such as hiking, canoeing<br />
and fishing. There’s always a good place to stop<br />
beside a lake or stream for a picnic lunch or pull<br />
out a camping chair and sit back.<br />
Provincial parks in British Columbia can be found<br />
on www.bcparks.ca and reservations can be made<br />
at https://camping.bcparks.ca/. Of approximately<br />
10,700 campsites BC Parks manages, 55% are<br />
reservable and 45% are available on a first-come,<br />
first-served basis (FCFS). Most campgrounds with<br />
reservable sites also offer FCFS sites. To help you<br />
locate BC Parks, highway signs are posted on main<br />
access roads to provide advance notice at 2 km<br />
and 400 m from the park entrance.<br />
While opening and closing dates can vary, and<br />
may be dependent on weather, most BC Parks<br />
will be open May 1 to September 30. The coastal<br />
area and more southern parks may be open<br />
all year. Please visit www.bcparks.ca or<br />
www.albertaparks.ca and be sure to check the<br />
Visitor Centres to determine which parks are<br />
open along your way.<br />
Camping fees in BC and Alberta Parks vary<br />
according to facilities and services provided. You<br />
can reserve a campsite online or via a toll-free<br />
number. Sites are generally available on a First-<br />
Come-First-Served basis as well but many of the<br />
more popular parks fill up quickly so a reservation<br />
is recommended to avoid disappointment.<br />
Reservation service charges in British Columbia<br />
are $6 per night to a maximum of $18 plus tax. In<br />
Alberta, reservation service charges are $12 per<br />
reservation. The reservation fee and campsite fee<br />
must be paid in full at the time of reservation.<br />
To reserve a provincial park campsite<br />
in British Columbia, visit BC Parks at<br />
www.camping.bcparks.ca. Call Centre is open<br />
from 7am-7pm PST daily at 1-800-689-9025<br />
(North America).<br />
To reserve a campsite at an Alberta Provincial<br />
Park, visit www.Reserve.AlbertaParks.ca or call<br />
(from North America) 1-877-537-2757.<br />
National Parks (Parks Canada)<br />
National Parks protect outstanding examples of<br />
Canada’s natural environment. British Columbia<br />
is home to seven National Parks and Alberta<br />
hosts four famous Rocky Mountain National<br />
Parks and park reserves run by Parks Canada,<br />
each with their own distinct characteristics.<br />
Camping is an excellent way to experience these<br />
national treasures. To receive your FREE guide<br />
to National Parks and National Historic Sites<br />
in British Columbia please visit https://parks.<br />
canada.ca/voyage-travel/ or call toll-free<br />
1-888-773-8888.<br />
Seat Belts<br />
Alberta and British Columbia law requires that all<br />
drivers and passengers use seat belts while driving<br />
or riding in a motor vehicle. Strict car/booster<br />
regulations are in place for children up to the age of<br />
twelve years old, and they must be seated in the<br />
rear seats in an age/weight appropriate restraint<br />
system. Visit www.icbc.com/road-safety<br />
Mobile Cell Phones<br />
It is against the law to drive while using a<br />
handheld mobile phone or other electronic device.<br />
Drivers may use hands-free cell phones that are<br />
voice-activated, or activated by one touch, provided<br />
they are securely attached to the vehicle or driver’s<br />
body i.e. an ear piece. For more information, visit<br />
https://www.icbc.com/road-safety/crasheshappen/Distracted-driving/Pages/default.aspx<br />
Driving While Under Influenced by Cannabis<br />
(and other Drugs) or Alcohol<br />
It is a criminal offence to operate, or be in the care<br />
or control of a vehicle, whether in motion or not,<br />
with a blood alcohol content of more than .08<br />
percent. Police in BC can issue an immediate<br />
roadside prohibition to an impaired driver with a<br />
blood-alcohol content of .05 or higher. Drivers with<br />
blood alcohol content between .05 and .08 may<br />
also face fines and license suspensions, and have<br />
their vehicles impounded. Breath samples may be<br />
requested by a peace officer and refusing a<br />
breathalyzer test could also result in criminal<br />
charges. For drug sobriety testing and implications<br />
please visit https://www.icbc.com/road-safety/<br />
crashes-happen/drug-impaired/Pages/default.aspx<br />
Sewage Disposal b<br />
Sani-stations are located at various locations<br />
throughout the provinces, including campgrounds,<br />
some gas stations and RV dealerships. For a list of<br />
places to dump go to www.sanidumps.com.<br />
Visitors are asked to respect the environment by<br />
disposing of grey water and sewage in the proper<br />
location.<br />
Ferries – the Coastal Highway<br />
BC Ferries serves almost 50 ports along the BC<br />
coastline. For information on ferry schedules, rates<br />
and vehicle reservations call BC Ferries toll free at<br />
1-888-223-3779 from within BC or 250-386-3431<br />
from out of province or visit www. bcferries.com.<br />
BC Inland ferries, operated by the Ministry of<br />
Transportation, cross lakes and rivers around the<br />
province. These Inland ferries are free of charge. For<br />
inland ferry schedules visit http://www2.gov.bc.ca/<br />
gov/content/transportation/passenger-travel/<br />
water-travel/inland-ferries<br />
Tourist Alert<br />
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) are<br />
frequently asked to communicate urgent messages<br />
to people on vacation. If you see your name listed<br />
in the local newspaper, at information centres<br />
or hear it on the radio or TV, please contact the<br />
numbers given.<br />
Emergency 911<br />
In emergency situations, contact the local<br />
police, ambulance service, fire department<br />
and other emergency services by calling 911.<br />
Visitors taking prescribed medications should<br />
bring a copy of their prescriptions in case they<br />
need to be renewed or tended to by a doctor<br />
in Canada.<br />
Forest Fires<br />
If you spot a forest fire while travelling in BC,<br />
call the BC Forest Service toll free at 1-800-<br />
663-5555, or *5555 on your cell phone. For<br />
more information, go to www.gov.bc.ca/gov/<br />
content/safety/wildfire-status<br />
Goods and Services Tax (GST)<br />
The federal GST of 5% is applicable to<br />
most purchased goods and services. GST is<br />
charged on RV rentals, campsites and other<br />
accommodation. The rates printed in this<br />
guide at private campgrounds are net of GST<br />
so are subject to the additional 5% GST.<br />
Provincial Sales Tax (PST)<br />
In British Columbia PST is not charged on<br />
campsite rentals. The BC Provincial Sales Tax<br />
for other goods and services including RV<br />
rentals is 7% and 8% on overnight rentals of<br />
other accommodation. In Alberta, there is no<br />
PST on campsite rentals or any other goods<br />
and services. There is a 4% Provincial Levy on<br />
other accommodation.<br />
Visitor Centres<br />
To assist you with your travel in BC, more than<br />
100 communities operate Visitor Centres to<br />
provide information, assistance and advice on<br />
attractions and events along various routes in<br />
their area. These are listed by community in the<br />
various tourism regions. https://www.hellobc.<br />
com/plan-your-trip/visitor-information-services<br />
Road Conditions – Drive BC<br />
The Ministry of Transportation and<br />
Infrastructure operates a road conditions<br />
website where you can get current and<br />
forecast weather conditions for the route you<br />
are driving. Keep abreast of wildlife alerts, road<br />
closures and detours. About eighty webcams<br />
cover major highways and roads. Travellers can<br />
also call DriveBC toll-free at 1-800-550-HWYS<br />
from anywhere in North America.<br />
www.drivebc.ca<br />
TRAVEL TIPS<br />
Private campground details are provided courtesy of British Columbia Lodging and Campgrounds Association.<br />
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Vancouver Island & the Gulf Islands<br />
Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands on the Pacific Ocean are tucked<br />
against the mainland edge of British Columbia and the north shore<br />
of Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, Vancouver Island stretches<br />
approximately 500 km (300 mi) southeast to northwest. British<br />
Columbia’s Gulf Islands lie in the protected waters of Georgia Strait,<br />
between Vancouver Island and the mainland of British Columbia.<br />
Whether you’re yearning for the solitude of a surf-swept beach or<br />
the charm of a rural village, the silence of the forest or the hustle and<br />
bustle of the provincial capital, you’ll find it all and much more on<br />
Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands.<br />
POPULAR BC PROVINCIAL PARKS<br />
Along Hwy #1 from Victoria to Nanaimo<br />
Goldstream (p. 22), Bamberton (p. 22)<br />
Along Hwy #14 from Victoria to Port Renfrew<br />
French Beach (p. 22), Juan de Fuca (p. 23)<br />
Along Hwy #18 from Duncan to Lake Cowichan<br />
Cowichan River (p. 22), Gordon Bay (p. 23)<br />
Along Hwy #19 from Nanaimo to Campbell River<br />
Rathtrevor (p. 20), Miracle Beach (p. 17), Elk Falls (p. 15)<br />
Along Hwy 28 from Campbell River to Strathcona (p. 18)<br />
Along Hwy #4 from Parksville to Port Alberni<br />
Englishman River Falls (p. 19), Little Qualicum Falls (p. 20), Sproat Lake (p. 21)<br />
National Parks<br />
Gulf Islands National Park Reserve – Sidney & throughout the Gulf Islands region<br />
Pacific Rim National Park Reserve – Long Beach Unit is located between the<br />
villages of Ucluelet and Tofino<br />
Cape Scott<br />
Park<br />
Quatsino<br />
Sound<br />
Port<br />
Hardy<br />
Port<br />
Port<br />
McNeill<br />
Alice<br />
Nimpkish<br />
Lake Park<br />
Brooks<br />
Peninsula<br />
Park<br />
Tahsish-<br />
Kwois Park<br />
Nootka<br />
Sound<br />
Pacific Marine Circle Tour<br />
Island Highway 19 Drive<br />
Vancouver Island Region<br />
Nanaimo to Tofino Hwy 4<br />
©Super Camping 2018<br />
Knight<br />
Inlet<br />
Pacific Rim National Park<br />
Bute<br />
Inlet<br />
Ts’yl-os<br />
Park<br />
Telegraph<br />
Cove Sayward<br />
19<br />
Toba Inlet<br />
Heriot<br />
Campbell Bay<br />
Zeballos<br />
Whaletown<br />
River<br />
Jervis Whistler<br />
Tahsis<br />
Quathiaski<br />
Lund<br />
Inlet<br />
Gold 28<br />
Black Cove<br />
Powell River<br />
River<br />
Creek<br />
Tantalus<br />
Strathcona 19A 101<br />
Park<br />
Hesquiat Park Courtenay<br />
Comox Garden Egmont<br />
Peninsula<br />
Bay<br />
Park<br />
Cumberland Royston<br />
Squamish<br />
Texada I.<br />
Maquinna<br />
Deep Madeira Park Sechelt<br />
Clayoquot<br />
Park Bay<br />
Vargas<br />
Plateau<br />
Qualicum Beach Gibsons<br />
Bowser<br />
Clayoquot Island Park<br />
Park<br />
Coombs Parksville<br />
VANCOUVER<br />
Sound Tofino<br />
4<br />
Port Errington Nanoose Bay<br />
Alberni<br />
Gabriola I.<br />
Long Beach<br />
NANAIMO<br />
Ucluelet<br />
Ladysmith Thetis I.<br />
Barkley<br />
Lake<br />
Galiano I.<br />
Sound Broken Cowichan Chemainus<br />
Islands Bamfield<br />
Lake<br />
Salt<br />
1 Spring<br />
Park West<br />
Cowichan<br />
I.<br />
Coast Carmanah- Duncan Sidney<br />
Trail<br />
Port<br />
Walbran<br />
Renfrew<br />
Mill Bay Saanichton<br />
Park<br />
Malahat<br />
Juan de 14<br />
Fuca Park<br />
Sooke VICTORIA<br />
Port Angeles<br />
Note: After the Provincial Park Name the page number is listed, ie. (p. 19) this indicates the<br />
page more information can be found in the “Go Camping <strong>Guide</strong>” for this Provincial Park.<br />
CENTRAL VANCOUVER ISLAND<br />
Nanaimo<br />
Jinglepot RV Park & Campgrounds<br />
4012 Jingle Pot Rd., Nanaimo BC<br />
Tel: (250) 758-1614 | jinglepotrv.ca<br />
Open All Year. Rates: $55 - $62 per vehicle and<br />
two person party. Enjoy spending serene, peaceful<br />
time amid rock gardens, fragrant blooms, sounds of<br />
fountains and bird songs. Full facilities with a central,<br />
convenient location that offers easy access to Nanaimo<br />
and the whole island, including ferries. Exit 24 to Jingle<br />
Pot Rd. off Hwy 19, immediate left.<br />
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Living Forest Oceanside Campground & RV Park<br />
6 Maki Rd., Nanaimo BC<br />
Tel: (250) 755-1755 | livingforest.com<br />
Open All Year. Rates: $59 - $73 per vehicle and two<br />
person party. Shoulder and off-season rates available.<br />
Award-winning waterfront campground and RV park.<br />
Spacious, groomed sites in parklike setting where<br />
Nanaimo River meets the ocean. Top-rated facilities,<br />
family managed. Beautiful scenery, paved roads, onsite<br />
recreation. Perfect location to explore Vancouver<br />
Island. 0.5 km to shopping centre, 5 km to downtown.<br />
** See ad page 7.<br />
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PARKSVILLE & AREA<br />
Parksville<br />
Pacific Palms RV Resort<br />
161 Island Hwy W., Parksville BC<br />
Tel: (250) 586-9933 | pacificpalmsresort.com<br />
Open All Year. Rates: Please call or check website.<br />
Welcome To Our Beach Front Resort! Spectacular<br />
views of whales, seals, eagles and other wildlife. Close<br />
to shopping and restaurants. Walking distance to the<br />
Boardwalk. Sand Sculpting Competition and Beach<br />
Festival. Make us your home away from home.<br />
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Pathfinder Camp Resorts – Parksville<br />
380 Martindale Rd., Parksville BC<br />
Toll: 1-866-267-3678 | pathfindercampresorts.com<br />
Open All Year. Rates: Check website. We cater to all<br />
kinds of campers, 30/50 amp full hookups, pull-thru<br />
sites some with firepits. Park offers heated swimming<br />
pool, clean bathrooms, hot showers, laundry, two<br />
playgrounds and much more. Englishman River has<br />
both deep and shallow swimming holes and beach.<br />
** See ad inside front cover.<br />
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QUALICUM BEACH & AREA<br />
Qualicum Beach<br />
Whiskey Creek RV Campground<br />
1268 Chatworth Rd., Qualicum Beach BC<br />
Tel: (250) 752-8321<br />
whiskeycreekrvcampingground.com<br />
Open: Apr 1 – Oct 31. Rates: $50 per site for full<br />
service. Located 18 kms west of Parksville on Hwy 4.<br />
Approx. 45 minutes from Departure Bay Ferry<br />
terminal in Nanaimo. Just minutes from Little<br />
Qualicum Falls, Cameron Lake and the old growth<br />
trees in Cathedral Grove.<br />
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PACIFIC COAST<br />
Call ahead to make a reservation before coming<br />
to the Coast as most Resorts can be sold out<br />
during the Peak Summer Months.<br />
Tofino<br />
Crystal Cove Beach Resort<br />
1165 Cedarwood Pl., Tofino BC<br />
Tel: (250) 725-4213 Toll: 1-877-725-4213<br />
crystalcove.ca<br />
Open All Year. Rates: $65 - $110 per vehicle and<br />
two person party. Rough it in style! We offer 60<br />
well-treed, fully-serviced, RV sites only a short walk<br />
from the beach. Hot showers and WiFi are included.<br />
Pet friendly.<br />
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Pacific Rim National Park Reserve -<br />
Green Point Campground<br />
2075 Pacific Rim Hwy, Midway between<br />
Tofino & Ucluelet BC<br />
Tel: (250) 726-3500 Reservations: 1-877-737-3783<br />
pacrim.info@pc.gc.ca | parks.canada.ca/pacificrim<br />
Reservations: reservation.pc.gc.ca<br />
Open: May 1 – Oct 10. Rates: 6 Persons Serviced<br />
$34.50. Poised on the bluffs above Long Beach,<br />
Green Point Campground features 94 vehicle drive-in<br />
campsites, 20 walk-in campsites, one group site and<br />
one oTENTik. Pacific Rim is known for long sandy<br />
beaches and lush coastal temperate rainforests.<br />
Green Point Campground fills every night during high<br />
season. Reservations Required. Drive-in sites are<br />
RV accessible and feature 15/30 amp hookups.<br />
Languages Spoken: English, French.<br />
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COWICHAN<br />
Chemainus<br />
Country Maples RV Resort<br />
9010 Trans Canada Hwy, Chemainus BC<br />
Tel: (250) 246-2078 | htr.ca<br />
Open All Year. Rates: Check website for current resort<br />
rates and availability. Country Maples RV Resort is<br />
located near Chemainus on Vancouver Island. With the<br />
Chemainus River and the ocean nearby, the resort is a<br />
fisherman’s paradise and an excellent spot for nearly<br />
anyone. Heated pool! Winter long stay rates are available.<br />
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Orcas, Telegraph Cove<br />
Living Forest<br />
Oceanside Campground & RV Park<br />
CrParks Canada<br />
make island memories at our central island location. over 300 gorgeous sites<br />
nestled in 53 acres of forest, many with ocean and river views. open year round.<br />
livingforest.com @livingforestcampground 250-755-1755 nanaimo, bc<br />
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Ladysmith<br />
Rondalyn – A Parkbridge Camping & RV Resort<br />
1350 Timberlands Rd., Ladysmith BC<br />
Tel: (250) 245-3227 | parkbridge.com/rondalyn<br />
Open All Year. Rates: Starting from $57 per two person<br />
party. Our secluded resort is only a 5 min. drive from<br />
essential services and offers full service seasonal and<br />
overnight voyageur sites and rental cabins. With access<br />
to hiking, biking trails, fishing, swimming, shopping and<br />
more exceptional local attractions. ** See ad page 9.<br />
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NORTH CENTRAL VANCOUVER ISLAND<br />
Hornby Island<br />
Bradsdadsland Campsite<br />
2105 Shingle Spit Rd., Hornby Island BC<br />
Tel: (250) 335-0757 | bradsdadsland.com<br />
Special Offer: 7th Night Free or Seniors 10%<br />
valid Sep 5 - Oct 9.<br />
Open All Year. Rates: Serviced Serviced $50.95 - $76.95.<br />
We offer spacious unique and private campsites. Come<br />
and visit this beautiful island located off of Vancouver<br />
Island easily accessible by ferry. Grocery, hardware<br />
store and gas bar open year-round. For off-season<br />
monthly reservations, call (250) 650-1310.<br />
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Port McNeill<br />
SOUTH VANCOUVER ISLAND<br />
Victoria & Area<br />
Fort Victoria RV Park<br />
129 Burnett Rd., Victoria BC<br />
Tel: (250) 479-8112 | fortvictoria.ca<br />
Open All Year. Rates: $73 per two person party, each<br />
additional person 6+ $2/night. FREE cable TV, WiFi<br />
and showers. Conveniently located near a bus route<br />
that takes you right downtown. Bike path through<br />
park. Exit 8 off Hwy 1, then follow signs.<br />
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Oceanside – A Parkbridge Camping & RV Resort<br />
3000 Stautw Rd., Victoria (Saanichton) BC<br />
Tel: (250) 544-0508 | parkbridge.com/oceanside<br />
Open All Year. Rates: Starting from $70 per two person<br />
party. Enjoy award-winning year round camping in a<br />
spectacular West Coast beachside location. Close to<br />
Victoria, Sidney, ferries and attractions. Experience<br />
the stunning Pacific Ocean surrounded by lush<br />
landscaping on the peaceful Saanich Peninsula. East<br />
off Hwy 17 onto Mt. Newton X-Road. Follow signs to<br />
end of Stautw Road. ** See ad page 9.<br />
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Pedder Bay RV Resort & Marina<br />
925 Pedder Bay Dr., Victoria (Metchosin) BC<br />
Tel: (250) 478-1771 | pedderbay.com<br />
Open All Year. Rates: $56 - $85 per two person party.<br />
Join us in “Nature’s Playground”! A short drive from<br />
Victoria, Pedder Bay provides you with a west coast<br />
get-away. Close to lake swimming, hiking and biking<br />
trails and ocean adventures, there is something for<br />
everyone. Fully-serviced RV sites, year round access<br />
to paradise. ** See ad same page.<br />
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Bald eagle perches on tree branch surveying the<br />
surroundings near Johnstone Strait, Vancouver Island<br />
Alder Bay RV Park & Marina<br />
1 Alder Bay Rd., Port McNeill BC<br />
Tel: (250) 956-4117 | alderbay.com | stayalderbay.com<br />
Open All Year. Rates: Serviced $46 - $54 Unserviced<br />
$33. Breathtaking panoramic ocean views. Whale<br />
watching, 2.5 hour guided kayak tours, 4-hour fishing<br />
charters. Gourmet food truck available Jun – Sep.<br />
Rental cottages available year-round.<br />
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IMMERSE YOURSELF IN<br />
NATURE’S PLAYGROUND<br />
Welcome to Vancouver Island’s premier RV resort and marina located<br />
just 40 minutes from downtown Victoria. Pedder Bay offers boating,<br />
fishing, hiking, kayaking and more. Here you’ll find true satisfaction in a<br />
stunning and tranquil environment.<br />
Ferry heading towards Jack’s Point in Nanaimo<br />
Book your RV site and adventures<br />
today at pedderbay.com<br />
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Landscape of Tofino covered in greenery surrounded by the sea on Vancouver Island<br />
1<br />
Riverside Resort | Whistler, BC<br />
2<br />
Oceanside Resort | Saanichton, BC<br />
3<br />
Rondalyn Resort | Ladysmith, BC<br />
NO<br />
MEMBERSHIP<br />
REQUIRED<br />
3<br />
1<br />
Whistler<br />
Vancouver<br />
4<br />
Kelowna<br />
4<br />
Gallagher Lake Resort | Oliver, BC<br />
2<br />
Victoria<br />
4 RV & Camping Resorts<br />
Open year round in British Columbia<br />
<strong>2023</strong>.03.22<br />
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Vancouver, Coast & Mountains<br />
The Vancouver, Coast & Mountains Tourism Region<br />
boasts an amazing range of scenery and terrain, as well<br />
as unlimited activities and culture. From the cosmopolitan<br />
and trendy neighbourhoods of downtown Vancouver to the<br />
rainforests and secluded coves of the Sunshine Coast, a<br />
wide variety of spectacular scenery and diverse attractions<br />
are never more than a short drive away.<br />
POPULAR BC PROVINCIAL PARKS<br />
Along Hwy #1 onto Hwy #7 from Vancouver to Princeton<br />
Golden Ears (p. 31), Rolley Lake (p. 31), EC Manning (p. 36)<br />
Off of Hwy #1 near Chilliwack<br />
Cultus Lake (p. 32)<br />
Off of Hwy #1 near Princeton<br />
Otter Lake (p. 37)<br />
Along Hwy #9 to Harrison Hot Springs<br />
Sasquatch (p. 32)<br />
Along Hwy #99 from North Vancouver to Pemberton<br />
Porteau Cove (p. 30), Shannon Falls D (p. 30),<br />
Murrin Lake D (p. 29), Alice Lake (p. 27)<br />
Along Hwy #101 from Gibsons to Powell River<br />
Roberts Creek (p. 26), Porpoise Bay (p. 26),<br />
Saltery Bay (p. 26), Sargeant Bay D (p. 26)<br />
Coast Mountain Circle Tour<br />
Ts’yl-os<br />
Vancouver, Coast & Mountains<br />
Park<br />
Region<br />
Thompson Okanagan Region<br />
Sunshine Coast Route 101<br />
Bute<br />
Inlet<br />
Whaletown<br />
Toba Inlet<br />
Lund<br />
Jervis<br />
Inlet<br />
Whistler<br />
Big Creek<br />
Park<br />
S. Chilcotin<br />
Mtn. Park<br />
Gold Bridge<br />
Downton<br />
Lake<br />
Pemberton<br />
Birkenhead<br />
Lake Park<br />
Carpenter<br />
Lake<br />
summer only<br />
D’Arcy<br />
Powell River<br />
99 Garibaldi<br />
101<br />
Tantalus Park<br />
Egmont Park Garibaldi<br />
Texada Garden<br />
Heights<br />
1<br />
Harrison<br />
Comox<br />
Island Bay<br />
Squamish<br />
Lake<br />
Madeira<br />
Park Sechelt 99<br />
Harrison<br />
19A<br />
Qualicum Beach<br />
West<br />
Hot<br />
Gibsons Vancouver<br />
Springs<br />
COQUITLAMHarrison<br />
Hope<br />
Mills<br />
Parksville VANCOUVER Maple Ridge<br />
Agassiz<br />
BURNABYBY<br />
Mission 7<br />
NANAIMO<br />
RICHMOND SURREY<br />
Bridal Falls<br />
DELTA<br />
1 Chilliwack<br />
1<br />
Langley<br />
ABBOTSFORD<br />
Note: After the Provincial Park Name the page number is listed, ie. (p. 19) this indicates the page<br />
more information can be found in the “Go Camping <strong>Guide</strong>” for this Provincial Park. D = day-use only.<br />
99<br />
Seton<br />
Lake<br />
Lillooet<br />
Stein<br />
Valley<br />
Park<br />
99<br />
12<br />
Lytton<br />
97<br />
Ashcroft<br />
Fraser R.<br />
Cache<br />
Creek<br />
Spences<br />
Bridge<br />
8<br />
5<br />
Sunshine Valley<br />
3<br />
Manning<br />
Park<br />
©Super Camping 2018<br />
METRO VANCOUVER<br />
Burnaby<br />
Fort Langley<br />
MIGHTY FRASER COUNTRY<br />
Agassiz<br />
Burnaby Cariboo RV Park (Vancouver)<br />
8765 Cariboo Pl., Burnaby BC<br />
Tel: (604) 420-1722 | bcrv.com<br />
Special Offer: 10% off first night stay (full hookup<br />
sites) until Jun 30 and valid Aug 22 - Oct 9.<br />
Open All Year. Rates: $67 - $76.50 per vehicle and<br />
two person party. Deluxe RV Park for sightseeing<br />
the Vancouver area. This campground has full<br />
hookup accommodation for any size motorhome,<br />
trailer or 5th wheel. Sites are paved and landscaped.<br />
Cablevision and WiFi. Indoor pool, jacuzzi, fitness<br />
room, games room, internet access, playground,<br />
store, large laundromat. Coin-operated RV wash<br />
as well as a free RV washing area. On transit<br />
route, minutes from the Skytrain to Vancouver’s<br />
attractions or walk the trails in the park next door.<br />
From Hwy 1 (East or West) take Exit 37. Turn right<br />
at the first light, left at the next light, the next right<br />
turn is access road. ** See ad page 11.<br />
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Fort Camping by Pathfinder Camp Resorts<br />
9451 Glover Rd., Fort Langley BC<br />
Tel: (604) 888-3678 Toll: 1-866-267-3678<br />
pathfindercampresorts.com<br />
Open All Year. Rates: Check website. Family Camping<br />
in Metro Vancouver. Enjoy planned, supervised<br />
children’s activities and bike rentals. Walking distance<br />
to museums, golf, shops and restaurants in charming<br />
Fort Langley. Only 45 mins. to downtown Vancouver.<br />
Take advantage of the mild winter weather for yearround<br />
camping. ** See ad inside front cover.<br />
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Pathfinder Camp Resorts – Agassiz-Harrison<br />
6110 Lougheed Hwy, Agassiz BC<br />
Toll: 1-866-267-3678 | pathfindercampresorts.com<br />
Open All Year. Rates: Check website. Resort offers<br />
30/50 amp full hookup sites and 8 newly renovated<br />
cabins for guests looking to experience the country.<br />
Enjoy our new heated pool, unique playground and<br />
vast greenspaces. Located minutes away by car from<br />
Harrison Hot Springs, seconds away from downtown<br />
Agassiz’s city amenities. ** See ad inside front cover.<br />
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Chilliwack<br />
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View of the Fraser Valley near Abbotsford<br />
Camperland RV Resort & Cabins<br />
53730 Bridal Falls Rd., Rosedale BC<br />
Tel: (604) 794-7361 | htr.ca<br />
Open All Year. Rates: Check website for current resort<br />
rates and availability. Nestled at the foot of majestic Mt.<br />
Cheam in beautiful Bridal Falls. Camperland is a 5-star<br />
resort and offers the finest in facilities and amenities.<br />
Camperland offers deluxe cabins to rent as well as<br />
“onsite” RV’s for rent. Within walking distance to the<br />
Waterpark and Bridal Veil Falls. Heated pools. Winter<br />
long stay rates are available.<br />
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Hope & Area<br />
SEA TO SKY COUNTRY<br />
Whistler<br />
Coquihalla Campground<br />
800 Kawkawa Lake Rd., Hope BC<br />
Tel: (604) 860-5330 | coquihallacampground.ca<br />
Special Offer: 10% off until Jun 15 and valid Sep 5 - Oct 9.<br />
Open: Apr 6 – Oct 9. Rates: $37 - $55 per vehicle.<br />
Coquihalla Campground is centrally located in Hope<br />
and is walking distance to downtown. It borders<br />
the beautiful Coquihalla River. Forest and riverfront<br />
campsites make the perfect setting for your retreat<br />
from the everyday grind. Lots of attractions close by.<br />
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Riverside (Whistler) – A Parkbridge<br />
Camping & RV Resort<br />
8018 Mons Rd., Whistler BC<br />
Tel: (604) 905-5533 | parkbridge.com/riversideresort<br />
Open All Year. Rates: Starting from $76.92 per vehicle.<br />
Everyone can find something to enjoy, whether you<br />
prefer low-key spa relaxing, or playing your new<br />
neighbours in a match of beach volleyball. Relax and<br />
enjoy a majestic backdrop or pump up your adrenalin<br />
with nearby zip-lining, mountain biking or skiing.<br />
** See ad page 9.<br />
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Sunshine Valley RV Resort & Cabins<br />
14850 Alpine Blvd., (Sunshine Valley) Hope BC<br />
Tel: (604) 869-0066 | htr.ca<br />
Open All Year. Rates: Check website for current resort<br />
rates and availability. Is a 5-star resort and offers all 50<br />
amp sites. Sunshine Valley offers deluxe cabins to rent<br />
and has the finest in facilities and amenities. Enjoy the<br />
comforts of your RV after a fun day of skiing at Manning<br />
Park Resort, hiking or canoeing. Heated indoor and<br />
outdoor pools. Winter long stay rates are available.<br />
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Whistler Village<br />
Othello Tunnels, Hope<br />
8765 Cariboo Place, Burnaby, BC V3N 4T2<br />
Vancouver’s Highest Rated Deluxe RV Park<br />
• Full Hookup sites • WIFI • Indoor Pool, Jacuzzi & Fitness<br />
Room • Laundromat & Store • Free Showers<br />
Central to Vancouver’s Attractions:<br />
• <strong>Guide</strong>d tours booked from BCRV • On public transit route<br />
From Highway 7 - Lougheed highway<br />
From Hwy#1 (East or West): Take Exit 37 (Gaglardi Way) turn<br />
Our top-rated Vancouver RV Park & Campground continues to provide guests to unequalled access to<br />
Vancouver while our friendly service and many amenities make your stay a pleasant one.<br />
Phone: (604) 420-1722 Email: camping@bcrvpark.com www.bcrv.com<br />
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Thompson Okanagan<br />
The Thompson Okanagan truly has everything needed in a British Columbian<br />
paradise. Warm, sun drenched valleys, warm lakes with sandy beaches and<br />
lush, fruit laden orchards make it a vacation hot spot. People come to relax<br />
by the water, golf championship courses and sip regional wines. When<br />
boating, water-skiing and swimming are not in season, the region’s mountains<br />
become some of the province’s best snow-sport resorts. With so much to<br />
offer, you can be sure of a vacation that is either adventurous or relaxed -<br />
but never boring!<br />
POPULAR BC PROVINCIAL PARKS<br />
Along Hwy #5 from Merritt to Clearwater (Wells Gray PP) onto Valemount<br />
Monck (p. 50), Lac Le Jeune (p. 51), Paul Lake (p. 52), North Thompson River (p. 49),<br />
Wells Gray (p. 48), Mount Robson (p. 63)<br />
Along Hwy #1 from Cache Creek to Revelstoke<br />
Juniper Beach (p. 50), Steelhead (p. 52), Shuswap Lake (p. 51), Herald (p. 51)<br />
Off of Hwy #23<br />
Blanket Creek (p. 44), Martha Creek (p. 44)<br />
Heading Along Hwy #97 from Osoyoos to Sicamous<br />
Swiws (Haynes Point) (p. 39), Vaseux Lake (p. 39), sx x nitk (Okanagan Falls) (p. 39),<br />
Sun-Oka Beach (p. 38), Okanagan Lake (pg. 38), Bear Creek (pg. 37), Fintry (pg. 34),<br />
Kekuli Bay (pg. 35), Ellison (pg. 34), Mara Lake (pg. 35).<br />
Note: After the Provincial Park Name the page number is listed, ie. (p. 19) this indicates the<br />
page more information can be found in the “Go Camping <strong>Guide</strong>” for this Provincial Park.<br />
D = day-use only.<br />
Fraser River<br />
Chum Creek<br />
Park<br />
26<br />
Wells<br />
Valley Vineyard Route<br />
Thompson LikelyQuesnel<br />
Valley Explorer Route<br />
Thompson Lake Okanagan Region<br />
Route 97 and Gold Country Loop<br />
Williams<br />
Lake<br />
97<br />
Barkerville<br />
100 Mile<br />
House<br />
70 Mile House<br />
Marble<br />
Range Park<br />
Clinton<br />
Lac la<br />
Hache<br />
Bowron<br />
Lake Park<br />
Horsefly<br />
Lake<br />
Lone<br />
Butte<br />
Canim<br />
Lake<br />
Canim<br />
Lake<br />
Bridge<br />
Lake<br />
24<br />
McLure<br />
Wells Gray<br />
Park<br />
Murtle<br />
Lake<br />
Clearwater<br />
99<br />
Cache<br />
Heffley<br />
Revelstoke<br />
Creek<br />
Creek<br />
Creek<br />
Blind Bay<br />
Savona Kamloops<br />
Sicamous<br />
Pinantan Sorrento<br />
Lake<br />
Lake<br />
Mabel<br />
Ashcroft<br />
KAMLOOPS<br />
Chase<br />
Mara Lake<br />
1<br />
Knutsford<br />
Salmon<br />
Upper<br />
12 97C<br />
Monte<br />
Arm<br />
Enderby<br />
Arrow<br />
Lake<br />
5A<br />
97<br />
Lake<br />
Spences Logan<br />
Armstrong<br />
Bridge Lake<br />
Silver Star Mtn. 23<br />
Douglas<br />
8<br />
Lake<br />
Vernon<br />
Nakusp<br />
Lytton<br />
Okanagan Lumby<br />
Cherryville<br />
Merritt Quilchena Lake Oyama<br />
Winfield<br />
6<br />
1<br />
KELOWNA<br />
97C<br />
Westbank<br />
Harrison<br />
33 Granby<br />
Lake<br />
5A Peachland<br />
Okanagan Park<br />
Park<br />
Harrison 5 Summerland<br />
Hot<br />
Naramata<br />
Springs<br />
Apex 97<br />
Princeton<br />
Mountain Penticton<br />
Kaleden<br />
Gladstone Castlegar<br />
3<br />
3A<br />
Okanagan Falls Park<br />
ina<br />
Hope<br />
Hedley<br />
3<br />
Bridal Falls<br />
Oliver<br />
Rock<br />
Greenwood<br />
Christina<br />
Trail Trail<br />
Rosedale Manning<br />
Cathedral<br />
Creek<br />
Lake<br />
Park<br />
Park Osoyoosoos<br />
Rossland<br />
Midway<br />
Grand Forks<br />
©Super Camping 2018<br />
5<br />
Little Fort<br />
Adams<br />
Lake<br />
5<br />
Shuswap<br />
Barrière Lake<br />
Sun<br />
Peaks<br />
Valemount<br />
Blue<br />
River<br />
Scotch Celista<br />
Jasper<br />
National<br />
Park<br />
Mount<br />
Robson<br />
Park<br />
23<br />
Jasper<br />
93<br />
Mt.<br />
Lake Revelstoke<br />
Revelstoke National<br />
1<br />
Park<br />
CENTRAL & SOUTH OKANAGAN<br />
Kelowna<br />
Oliver<br />
Holiday Park RV & Condo Resort<br />
415 Commonwealth Rd., Kelowna BC<br />
Tel: (250) 766-4255 Toll: 1-800-752-9678<br />
sweetlife.com<br />
Open All Year. Rates: $60 - $85 per night. A 67 acre,<br />
four season resort with full-service RV sites, 24/7<br />
security, numerous amenities and activities, pet<br />
friendly with a fenced off-leash dog park! Discounts<br />
and seasonal specials, monthly rentals Oct 1 - Apr<br />
30. Turn off Hwy 97 on Commonwealth Road north<br />
of Kelowna Airport and enjoy the Sweetlife!<br />
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Lake Country & Area<br />
The Orchard RV Retreat<br />
4391 Eyles Rd., Oyama BC<br />
Tel: (250) 317-0057 | theorchardrv.ca<br />
Open All Year. Rates: $40 - $65 per unit. Unique<br />
rural setting. Close to beaches and watersports,<br />
Okanagan Rail Trail, Spion Kop Hiking Trails,<br />
numerous wineries and golf courses. Onsite Farm<br />
Fresh Market featuring vegetables, berries and<br />
apples grown on site.<br />
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Wood Lake RV Park & Marina<br />
2930 Woodsdale Rd., Lake Country BC<br />
Tel: (250) 766-1881 Toll: 1-855-766-1881<br />
woodlakerv.com<br />
Special Offer: Apr 15 – Jun 23 and Sep 5 – Oct 9, book<br />
2 Nights and Receive the 3rd Night Free.<br />
Open: Apr 15 – Oct 15. Rates: Check website.<br />
Beachfront property in the sunny Okanagan. 178<br />
full-service RV sites on 12-parklike acres and 69-slip<br />
marina. Nearby wineries, golf courses, The Rail Trail<br />
and boat rentals. Camp store, kidz zone, clubhouse,<br />
dog park and much more. Free WiFi, firepits and picnic<br />
table at each site. Pet friendly. ** See ad page 13.<br />
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View of the Okanagan Lake, Penticton<br />
Gallagher Lake – A Parkbridge Camping<br />
& RV Resort<br />
8439 Hwy 97, Oliver BC<br />
Tel: (250) 498-3358 | parkbridge.com/gallagherlake<br />
Open All Year. Rates: Starting from $72.75 per vehicle<br />
and two person party. Pristine and magical place on the<br />
northern top of the Sonora Desert. Nestled in the South<br />
Okanagan Valley carved out of the earth during the ice<br />
age. Shadowed by towering ponderosa pines. Spring fed<br />
private lake. Wine capital of Canada.<br />
** See ad page 9.<br />
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Penticton & Area<br />
Wright’s Beach Camp<br />
4200 Skaha Lake Rd., Penticton BC<br />
Tel: (250) 492-7120 | wrightsbeachcamp.com<br />
Open All Year. Rates: $68 - $78 per vehicle and two<br />
person party. Skaha Lake Penticton - sandy swimming<br />
beach, heated outdoor pool, many waterfront sites,<br />
onsite trailer rentals, full hookups, 30 amp electricity,<br />
cable TV, free WiFi included, boat rentals, sani-dump,<br />
laundromat, leisure activities, multi-sport court,<br />
convenience store, picnic tables. Children under 18<br />
free in this family campground. Near golf course and<br />
shopping malls.<br />
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STAY & PLAY AT<br />
MABEL LAKE<br />
Golf & Airpark<br />
Open May-October<br />
For Reservations: 250-308-8277<br />
reservations@mabellakegolf.com<br />
Experience Mabel Lake, 50 amp serviced large treed sites,<br />
9 hole golf course, restaurant, marina, airstrip and more<br />
www.mabellakegolf.com<br />
EXPLORE<br />
BC’S PROVINCIAL PARKS<br />
Pick up YOUR free copy at<br />
BC Tourism Visitor Info Centres<br />
and BC Provincial Parks.<br />
www.gocampingbc.com<br />
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GOLD COUNTRY<br />
This picturesque oasis just off the Trans<br />
Canada Hwy is nestled along the banks of the<br />
mighty Thompson River. It is renowned for<br />
being a frequent hotspot in Canada which is<br />
good reason to stop-off for a dip at the village<br />
Pool Park with lap pool, waterslides and wading<br />
pool. Explore the days of mining and ranching<br />
with a walking tour through historic downtown.<br />
Ashcroft<br />
SIMILKAMEEN VALLEY<br />
Situated at the convergence of the<br />
Similkameen and Tulameen Rivers close to<br />
the Crowsnest Highway. This is arid country<br />
with big ranches and open range cattle<br />
roaming in the grasslands and pine forests.<br />
Known as the Bronze Sculpture Capital of<br />
Canada, artists were commissioned to create<br />
bronze replicas of native culture and wildlife<br />
in the South Okanagan. Tubing in Bromley<br />
Provincial Park is a good way to cool off after<br />
a hike or cycle trip on the Princeton portion<br />
of the Kettle Valley Rail Trail.<br />
Princeton<br />
Ashcroft Legacy Park Campground<br />
15 River View Cres., Ashcroft BC<br />
Tel: (250) 453-2642 | ashcroftlegacypark@gmail.com<br />
Open: May 1 – Sep 30. Rates: $35 per RV. Camp in<br />
desert country on the shores of the Thompson River,<br />
in downtown Ashcroft. Legacy Park provides a shady,<br />
relaxing oasis. Easy walking distance to shopping,<br />
restaurants and tourist attractions. All RV sites<br />
have water, sewer, power and free WiFi.<br />
Wheelchair accessible washrooms. Pet friendly.<br />
Reservations Recommended. ** See ad same page.<br />
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NORTH OKANAGAN<br />
Enderby<br />
Princeton Municipal RV Park & Campground<br />
365 Hwy 3 E., Princeton BC<br />
Tel: (250) 295-7355 Toll: 1-855-295-7355<br />
princeton.ca/p/camping<br />
Open All Year. Rates: Serviced $35 - $55. The park is<br />
situated in a well-balanced mixture of trees for shade<br />
with many of the sites backing onto the Similkameen<br />
River. Only 2.8 km from the town of Princeton. The<br />
Bronze Sculpture Capital of Canada.<br />
** See ad Outside Back Cover.<br />
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Similkameen Valley<br />
Mabel Lake Golf & Airpark<br />
3445 Enderby-Mabel Lake Rd., Enderby BC<br />
Tel: (250) 308-8277 or (250) 838-0881<br />
MabelLakeGolf.com<br />
Open May - Oct. RV Stay & Golf Rates: Serviced $99 -<br />
$129/night. Some include 2 9-hole golf passes. Located<br />
35 kms east of Enderby in North Okanagan. 9-hole<br />
golf course, restaurant with dine-in and takeout, water<br />
sports, boat slips, grass airstrip, walking and bike paths,<br />
some firepits, wedding venue, salmon and trout fishing.<br />
Weekly farmers market nearby. ** See ad page 13.<br />
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Ashcroft<br />
Myra Canyon, Kelowna
Kootenay Rockies<br />
The best way to describe the Kootenay Rockies is as Canada’s most<br />
stunning mountain scenery. Year after year, visitors are dazed by the<br />
enormity of the mountains that rise up from the region’s valleys. The<br />
sensation of gazing up at towering glacial peaks humbles the region’s<br />
visitors. Even the most hardened travellers are unable to experience the<br />
Rockies without being touched by a sense of awe. The Kootenay Rockies<br />
region stretches from the Okanagan Valley in the west to the Alberta<br />
border in the east. The region contains four mountain ranges: the<br />
Selkirks, Purcells, Monashees and of course, the Rockies.<br />
POPULAR BC PROVINCIAL PARKS<br />
Along Hwy #3 and Hwy #93 from Osoyoos to Fernie<br />
Kettle River (p. 40), Gladstone–Texas Creek (p. 40), Syringa (p. 43), Moyie Lake (p. 46),<br />
Jimsmith Lake (p. 46), Kikomun Creek (p. 46), Norbury Lake (p. 46), Mount Fernie (p. 46)<br />
97<br />
Along Hwy #22 onto Hwy #3A from Trail to Balfour<br />
Champion Lakes (p. 42), Kokanee Creek (p. 43)<br />
Along Hwy #93/95 from Cranbrook to Golden<br />
Wasa Lake (p. 46), Premier Lake (p. 46), James Chabot D (p. 45), Dry Gulch (p. 45)<br />
NATIONAL PARKS<br />
Glacier National Park – This national park is located near Golden, 80 km to the east,<br />
and Revelstoke, 72 km to the west and is accessed by the Trans-Canada Highway (#1)<br />
Kootenay National Park – Located in southeastern British Columbia, near Radium<br />
Hot Springs and 105 km (65 miles) from Golden<br />
Mount Revelstoke National Park – Revelstoke and area, accessed by the<br />
Trans-Canada Highway (#1)<br />
Yoho National Park – Located in British Columbia near the Alberta border, the<br />
community of Field is within the park, and is 58 km (36 miles) from Golden<br />
5<br />
5<br />
23<br />
Kinbasket<br />
Lake<br />
93<br />
Yoho<br />
Banff ALBERTA<br />
Adams<br />
National National<br />
Lake<br />
Mt.<br />
1 Park<br />
Park<br />
Revelstoke<br />
Golden Kootenay Banff<br />
National<br />
Shuswap<br />
National<br />
Glacier<br />
1<br />
Lake<br />
Park<br />
Lake<br />
Park National<br />
Revelstoke<br />
Parson<br />
Canyon Park<br />
93<br />
Scotch<br />
Celista<br />
Hot Springs<br />
Creek<br />
95<br />
Revelstoke<br />
Blind Bay<br />
Sicamous<br />
Bugaboo Brisco<br />
Sorrento<br />
23 Upper Park<br />
Arrow Lake<br />
Mara<br />
Radium<br />
Salmon<br />
Hot Springs<br />
Height<br />
Arm<br />
Enderby Monashee<br />
Halcyon<br />
Invermere Windermere of the<br />
Hot Springs<br />
Armstrong<br />
Park<br />
31<br />
Fairmont Rockies<br />
Duncan<br />
Silver Star Mtn.<br />
Nakusp<br />
Hot Springs Park<br />
23 Hot Springs Lake Columbia<br />
Vernon<br />
Goat Range<br />
Lake<br />
Whiteswan<br />
Nakusp<br />
Purcell<br />
Lake Park<br />
Lumby Cherryville<br />
Slocan<br />
Park Wilderness Canal<br />
Elkford<br />
93<br />
6<br />
Lake 31A Conservancy Flats Lussier<br />
95 Hot Springs<br />
Burton Silverton Kaslo<br />
Skookumchuck<br />
Valhalla<br />
Top of the<br />
Park 6 Kokanee<br />
Ainsworth<br />
World Park<br />
Sparwood<br />
Granby<br />
Hot Springs<br />
Slocan Glacier<br />
Kimberley<br />
Park<br />
Kootenay Bay<br />
Lower Winlaw Park Crawford Bay<br />
Fort<br />
3<br />
Arrow 3A<br />
Steele<br />
Lake Nelson<br />
Cranbrook<br />
Fernie<br />
33<br />
Kootenay<br />
3<br />
Boswell<br />
93<br />
Gladstone<br />
Castlegar<br />
3<br />
6<br />
Lake<br />
95 Lake<br />
Park<br />
Creston Koocanusa<br />
3<br />
Rock<br />
Trail<br />
Salmo<br />
Osoyoos<br />
Grand<br />
Creek 3 Erickson<br />
Midway<br />
Forks<br />
Yahk<br />
Fruitvale<br />
Rossland<br />
95<br />
Columbia R.<br />
USA<br />
Kootenay R.<br />
Note: After the Provincial Park Name the page number is listed, ie. (p. 19) this indicates the page<br />
more information can be found in the “Go Camping <strong>Guide</strong>” for this Provincial Park. D = day-use only.<br />
enay<br />
Hot Springs Circle Tour<br />
Kootenay Rockies Region<br />
Mountains and Vineyards<br />
Route<br />
West Koot Loop<br />
Bull R.<br />
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KOOTENAY LAKE & AREA<br />
Creston<br />
Mountain Park Resort<br />
4021 Hwy 3, Erickson (Creston) BC<br />
Tel: (250) 428-2954 Toll: 1-877-428-2954<br />
mountainparkresort.ca<br />
Open All Year. Rates: $34 - $56 per vehicle. Large<br />
riverside sites amongst 100’ cedars overlooking the<br />
river. Every campsite has a firepit. Free hot showers,<br />
handicap access, volleyball, playground, fully stocked<br />
general store, Post Office, local fruit and veggies, local<br />
art, laundry, fishing, WiFi and pet friendly.<br />
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Ainsworth Hot Springs<br />
Pair-A-Dice RV Park & Campground<br />
1322 Northwest Blvd., Hwy 3, Creston BC<br />
Tel: (250) 428-2347 Toll: 1-866-223-3423<br />
pairadicepark.com<br />
Special Offer: 10% per night valid until Jun 30 and valid<br />
Aug 21 – Oct 9, excluding Victoria & Labour Day Weekends.<br />
Open All Year. Rates: $35 - $53 per vehicle and two<br />
person party. Located in town on Hwy 3. Free hot<br />
showers, clean washrooms, easy in and out sites with<br />
shade trees. Short walk to restaurants and shopping.<br />
Coin laundry. Creston has fruit orchards, wineries and<br />
hiking trails.<br />
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Soul’s Paradise Resort<br />
16961 Pilot Bay Rd., Kootenay Bay, BC<br />
Tel: (250) 201-9441 | soulsparadise.ca<br />
Open All Year. Rates: $45 - $50 per vehicle and two<br />
person party. Great campground with marina, sandy<br />
beach and doggy beach. Short-term sites available<br />
from Apr 15 – Oct 15. Long term sites with full hookups<br />
available for a tiny home or trailers. Soul’s Paradise<br />
Resort is located 5 mins. from the Kootenay Bay<br />
Ferry, between Creston and Nelson. Enjoy our<br />
summer music events. Be part of our dream.<br />
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NATIONAL PARKS CORRIDOR<br />
Golden & Area<br />
Golden Municipal Campground<br />
1411 9th St. S., Golden BC<br />
Tel: (250) 344-5412 Toll: 1-866-538-6625<br />
goldenmunicipalcampground.com<br />
Open: May – Oct. Rates: $42 - $55 (power/water)<br />
per four person party (2 Adults/2 Children).<br />
We are located along the Kicking Horse River in<br />
downtown. Easy stroll to restaurants, shopping<br />
and entertainment. Every site has a firepit. Book<br />
and DVD lending library. Picnic shelter. Free<br />
coffee in high season.<br />
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VALLEY OF 1,000 PEAKS<br />
Parson<br />
Quinn Creek Campground<br />
4430 Hwy 95, Parson BC<br />
Tel: (250) 348-2252 | quinncreek.bc.ca<br />
Open: Apr 28 – Oct 1. Rates: $48 per vehicle. In the<br />
heart of the Columbia Wetlands, the campground offers<br />
opportunity to explore the region. In the evening relax<br />
around a campfire and take in the stunning mountain<br />
views. Amenities include, playground, firepits, picnic<br />
tables, washrooms, hot showers and laundry.<br />
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Revelstoke<br />
Williamson Lake Campground<br />
1817 Williamson Lake Rd., Revelstoke BC<br />
Tel: (250) 837-8806 | williamsonlakecampground.ca<br />
Special Offer: 10% off until Jun 15 and valid Sep 5 - Oct 1.<br />
Open: May 12 – Oct 1. Rates: Serviced $35 - $50 per<br />
vehicle. Williamson Lake Campground is a full-service<br />
family-oriented campground. With 44 spacious<br />
campsites situated beside a safe, swimmable, and<br />
sandy lake. Located just 5 km from downtown<br />
Revelstoke but far enough to enjoy a peaceful night<br />
under the stars.<br />
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Cariboo Chilcotin Coast<br />
The Cariboo Chilcotin Coast is a land of big adventure and wideopen<br />
spaces. Visit real working ranches and ride over rolling<br />
rangeland. Fish the provinces best fresh water lakes and secluded<br />
saltwater inlets. British Columbia’s wild history comes to life with<br />
rodeos, heritage villages and historic First Nations communities.<br />
In the 1800s miners from all over the world rushed to the Cariboo<br />
Chilcotin. The small towns boomed into cities almost overnight<br />
with men eager to strike it rich in the gold fields. Gold fever had<br />
hit British Columbia and with it came a legendary era of saloons,<br />
cowboys and Wild West frontier adventure. Eventually, the gold<br />
rush died out. With it went the miners and the bustling cities soon<br />
turned into empty buildings. Today, the legends and ghost towns<br />
have been faithfully brought back to life in towns like Barkerville,<br />
but the frontier adventure has always been alive and well.<br />
POPULAR BC PROVINCIAL PARKS<br />
Along Hwy #97 from Cache Creek to Quesnel<br />
Chasm D (p. 54), Green Lake (p. 54), Lac La Hache (p. 55), Ten Mile Lake (p. 55)<br />
Along Hwy #20 from Williams Lake to Bella Coola (via ferry to/from<br />
Port Hardy on Vancouver Island) Bull Canyon (p. 54), Tweedsmuir South (p. 55)<br />
Along Hwy #26 from Quesnel to Barkerville Historic Townsite<br />
Bowron Lake (p. 53)<br />
Klemtu<br />
Kitlope<br />
Heritage<br />
Conservancy<br />
Fiordland<br />
RA<br />
North<br />
Tweedsmuir<br />
Park<br />
Bella Shearwater Bella<br />
Coola Hagensborg<br />
Bella<br />
Hakai<br />
Conservation<br />
Area<br />
35<br />
South<br />
Tweedsmuir<br />
Park<br />
Campbell River<br />
Entiako<br />
Park<br />
Klinaklini R.<br />
Hwy 20 – the Freedom Hwy<br />
Hwy 24 – the Fishing Hwy<br />
Hwy 97 – the North/South Hwy Corridor<br />
Access Hwy 26 Barkerville<br />
Cariboo Chilcotin Coast Region<br />
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Fort<br />
Fraser<br />
Vanderhoof<br />
PRINCE<br />
Finger-Tatuk ParkGEORGE<br />
Hixon<br />
Kluskoil<br />
Lake Park 97 Wells Bowron<br />
26 Lake Park<br />
Quesnel Barkerville<br />
Itcha<br />
97<br />
Ilgachuz Park<br />
Likely<br />
Quesnel<br />
McLeese<br />
Anahim Lake Nazko Lake<br />
Lake<br />
Lake<br />
Park<br />
Nimpo Lake Puntzi Lake<br />
Horsefly<br />
Williams<br />
Horsefly Lake Wells<br />
20<br />
Gray<br />
Alexis Lake<br />
Lac la<br />
Eagle Park<br />
Creek<br />
97 Hache<br />
Creek<br />
Nunsti<br />
Park<br />
100 Mile House Canim Lake<br />
Lone Butte<br />
Flat Lake Park<br />
Sheridan Lake<br />
Ts’yl-os Churn<br />
Chilko<br />
Marble 24<br />
Park Creek<br />
Lake<br />
Range<br />
Bridge<br />
Little<br />
Big Creek Park<br />
Park 70 MileHouse Lake<br />
Fort<br />
Park<br />
Edge Hills<br />
Chasm Park<br />
Gold<br />
Clinton<br />
Park<br />
Bridge<br />
99<br />
Cache<br />
Creek<br />
Birkenhead<br />
Lillooet<br />
Lake Park<br />
KAMLOOPS<br />
99<br />
Spences<br />
Bridge<br />
Blackwater R.<br />
Note: After the Provincial Park Name the page number is listed, ie. (p. 19) this indicates the page more<br />
information can be found in the “Go Camping <strong>Guide</strong>” for this Provincial Park. D =day-use only.<br />
Fraser R.<br />
summer only<br />
Quesnel R.<br />
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100 Mile House & Area<br />
Moosehaven Resort<br />
7563 Pettyjohn Rd., Lone Butte BC<br />
Tel: (250) 593-2300 Toll: 1-888-744-2271<br />
MooseHavenResort.com<br />
Special Offer: 10% per night valid until Jun 20 and Aug 20 -<br />
Oct 31, excluding Victoria & Labour Day Weekends.<br />
Open: Apr 15 – Oct 31. Rates: $35 - $49 per vehicle<br />
and two person party. 12 acres of scenic natural<br />
beauty on Hathaway Lake, 14 km. off Hwy 24 on<br />
paved roads. Full-service sites, includes high speed<br />
WiFi. No trains, airport or highway noises, just<br />
serenity. Great Kokanee and Trout fishing, wildlife<br />
viewing, trails. No dogs allowed.<br />
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Chilanko Forks<br />
Chilanko Forks<br />
Lac La Hache<br />
Crystal Springs Resort<br />
3504 Hwy 97., Lac La Hache BC<br />
Tel: (250) 396-7109 | crystalspringsresort.ca<br />
Open: May – Oct. Rates: $42 - $48 per vehicle and<br />
two person party. Deluxe lakeside chalets or cabins<br />
and spacious RV sites, Crystal Springs Resort<br />
has everything you’ll need. Hot showers, clean<br />
washrooms, laundry and pull-thru full service sites.<br />
Docks provide moorage for boating and fishing.<br />
Come relax and enjoy our resort.<br />
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Ainsworth Hot Springs<br />
Ten-ee-ah Lodge<br />
1799 Spout Lake Rd., Lac La Hache BC<br />
Tel: (250) 434-9745 | ten-ee-ah.bc.ca<br />
Open: May 25 – Sep 30. Rates: $42 - $60 per vehicle<br />
and two person party. Ten-ee-ah Lodge is the only<br />
property on the 11 km long Spout Lake. In the heart of<br />
the Cariboo. (28 km from Hwy 97). This remote place<br />
combines the attractions nature has to offer with<br />
gracious living. ** See ad page 17.<br />
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Woodlands Fishin Resort & Puntzi Lake<br />
Restaurant/Bakery<br />
3964 Puntzi Lake Rd., Chilanko Forks BC<br />
Tel: (250) 481-0011 | woodlandsfishinresort.com<br />
Open: May - Oct. Rates: $40 - $45 per two person<br />
party. Puntzi Lake is a hidden gem in the Cariboo<br />
Chilcotin. Lakeside rustic cabins and grassy sites.<br />
Onsite restaurant and bakery. Boat rental, fishing<br />
for kokanee, hiking, wildlife, ATVing or relaxing in<br />
a peaceful, quiet wilderness. Enjoy evening fire<br />
and early morning sunrises.<br />
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Panoramic view mountains in Thompson-Nicola Regional District between Clinton and Cache Creek along Hwy 97
Lillooet<br />
Ainsworth Hot Springs<br />
Fraser Cove Campground & Guest Cottage<br />
1234 Davis Rd., Lillooet BC<br />
Tel: (250) 256-0142 | frasercove.com<br />
Open: May 1 – Oct 1. Rates: $45 - $55 per vehicle and<br />
two person party. Off Hwy 99 across Fraser River from<br />
Lillooet at historic “Old Bridge”. Perfect one or two<br />
night stopover for the European traveller. Quiet, scenic<br />
sandy beach, unique rock formations. Sturgeon fishing,<br />
gold panning, beach tenting. Free WiFi. Guest cottage,<br />
two bedroom, riverfront fully-equipped and private.<br />
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info@ten-ee-ah.bc.ca<br />
www.ten-ee-ah.bc.ca<br />
• Deluxe Log Cabins<br />
• Spacious Campsites<br />
• Horseback Riding Tours<br />
• Boat/Canoe Rentals<br />
• Scenic Floatplane Trips<br />
• Licensed Restaurant<br />
Loon Lake<br />
Evergreen Fishing Resort<br />
1820 Loon Lake Rd., Loon Lake (Cache Creek) BC<br />
Tel: (250) 459-2372 | evergreenfishingresort.ca<br />
Special Offer: 10% per night valid until Jun 30 and valid<br />
Aug 22 - Oct 9, excluding Victoria Day & Labour Day<br />
Weekends. Free firewood.<br />
Open: May 1 - Oct 15. Rates: $40 per vehicle and two<br />
person party. Spacious, level sites with picnic table<br />
and firepit. Fishing licenses and boat rentals available.<br />
Onsite grocery and tackle store. Activities include<br />
hiking and wildlife viewing. Located 30 mins. from<br />
Cache Creek on paved roads.<br />
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Northern British Columbia<br />
Tagish<br />
Lake Atlin<br />
Atlin<br />
Lake<br />
Atlin Park<br />
Juneau<br />
ALASKA<br />
USA<br />
Masset<br />
Naikoon<br />
Park<br />
16<br />
Prince<br />
Rupert<br />
Gwaii Haanas<br />
National Park<br />
Teslin<br />
Lake<br />
Queen<br />
Charlotte<br />
Sandspit Islands<br />
(Haida Gwaii)<br />
©Super Camping 2018<br />
Mt.<br />
Edziza<br />
Park<br />
Port<br />
Edward<br />
Cassiar<br />
Dease Lake<br />
37<br />
1<br />
37<br />
Stikine River Park<br />
Spatsizi<br />
Plateau<br />
Wilderness<br />
Park<br />
Kispiox R.<br />
Watson<br />
Lake<br />
Liard R.<br />
The Great Northern 7 Circle Tour<br />
Northern British Columbia Region<br />
Ft. Nelson R.<br />
Note: After the Provincial Park Name the page number is listed, ie. (p. 19) this indicates the page<br />
more information can be found in the “Go Camping <strong>Guide</strong>” for this Provincial Park. D =day-use only.<br />
97<br />
77<br />
97<br />
Graham Laurier<br />
Park<br />
Fort St<br />
Williston<br />
John<br />
Lake<br />
Hudson's 29<br />
Hope<br />
YELLOWHEAD HWY 16<br />
Fort Fraser<br />
Maxhamish<br />
Lake Park<br />
Peace R.<br />
Takla<br />
Lake<br />
Chetwynd<br />
97<br />
The Hazeltons<br />
Dawson<br />
Kitwanga Babine<br />
Mackenzie<br />
Bijoux Falls<br />
Creek<br />
Seven e<br />
Sisters Mtns. Babine<br />
Park<br />
Park Park Lake Trembleur<br />
Terrace<br />
Smithers<br />
Lake Carp Lake<br />
Tumbler<br />
Telkwa<br />
Park 97 Ridge<br />
16<br />
16<br />
Burns Fort St.<br />
Monkman<br />
37 Houston<br />
Lake<br />
Fort James<br />
Park<br />
Francois Fraser 27<br />
PRINCE<br />
Kakwa<br />
Kitimat Morice Lake<br />
Takysie GEORGE<br />
Park<br />
Lake North Lake<br />
Vanderhoof 16<br />
Tweedsmuir<br />
Finger-Tatuk<br />
Kitlope Heritage Park Entiako<br />
97<br />
Park<br />
Conservancy<br />
Park<br />
McBride<br />
Eutsuk Lake<br />
Hixon<br />
Wells<br />
South<br />
Tweedsmuir<br />
Quesnel 26<br />
Barkerville<br />
Bowron<br />
Park<br />
Lake Park<br />
Nass R.<br />
Nass R.<br />
Kispiox R.<br />
Kitimat R.<br />
Tatlatui Finlay-Russel<br />
Park Park<br />
Thutade<br />
Lake<br />
Skeena R.<br />
37A<br />
Swan Lake<br />
Kispiox River<br />
Stewart Park<br />
Babine R.<br />
Frog-Gataga<br />
Park<br />
Sustut<br />
Park<br />
British Columbia’s north is a vast wilderness<br />
of grizzly bears, pristine glaciers, ancient totems<br />
and raw rugged beauty. Out of the vast land<br />
of white water, creeping glaciers and dense,<br />
ancient forests come tales of a wilderness<br />
steeped in mystery and adventure. The North<br />
is a land where outdoor recreation is a certainty<br />
and where alpine mountains and crystal clear<br />
lakes offer everything from helicopter skiing<br />
to salmon fishing. Ancient totems loom as a<br />
testament to show that aboriginal culture is<br />
not just vibrant, but alive and well. Visit and<br />
explore the North’s mysterious wild rivers<br />
and deep forests.<br />
Muncho<br />
Lake Park<br />
Kwadacha<br />
Wilderness<br />
Park<br />
Chase<br />
Park<br />
Omineca<br />
Park<br />
Liard R.<br />
Liard River<br />
Corridor Park<br />
Ft. Nelson R.<br />
Northern<br />
Rocky Mountains<br />
Park<br />
Redfern-Keily<br />
Creek Park<br />
Fort<br />
Nelson<br />
Parsnip R.<br />
Beatton R.<br />
McGregor R.<br />
Peace R.<br />
Pipers Glen Resort<br />
14108 Hwy 16 E., Fort Fraser BC<br />
Tel: (250) 690-7565 | pipersglenresort.com<br />
Open: May – Oct 15. Rates: Serviced $42. Overlooking<br />
beautiful Fraser Lake, Pipers Glen Resort is a fantastic<br />
destination for families to experience many outdoor<br />
activities. Close to Fraser Mountain hiking trail, where<br />
you’ll find breathtaking views. Rent our kayaks for a<br />
fun day on the lake. We also have great fishing for the<br />
fishing enthusiasts. Gravel pads to rest your RV with<br />
full hookups, pull thru sites, free showers and flush<br />
toilets centrally located for use.<br />
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Alberta<br />
Road 93 beautiful “Icefield Parkway”, Jasper National Park<br />
Straddling the BC-Alberta border are the<br />
stunning Canadian Rockies with towering<br />
snow-covered mountains, glaciers,<br />
turquoise lakes and alpine meadows. In<br />
Southern Alberta the city of Calgary offers<br />
international sights, sounds and flavours.<br />
For dinosaur history, travel to the Canadian<br />
Badlands. Head on to the Cowboy Trail (Hwy<br />
22), following the foothills of the Rockies<br />
through grasslands and soaring snowcovered<br />
mountains, and where horse riding<br />
and rodeos are popular. There’s so much to<br />
explore in Alberta.<br />
Grande Prairie<br />
Country Roads RV Park<br />
63061A Twp 722, Grande Prairie AB<br />
Tel: (780) 532-6323 Toll: 1-866-532-6323<br />
countryroadsrvpark.com<br />
Special Offer: 10% per night valid all year.<br />
Open All Year. Rates: $50 per vehicle and two person<br />
party (2 Adults/Children Free). Located on the<br />
outskirts of Grande Prairie. Beautiful country setting,<br />
clean facilities, fish pond, Fall corn maze and pumpkin<br />
patch. Walking trails, birding, playground, gift shop,<br />
old-fashioned hard ice cream, free WiFi. Licensed<br />
cottage winery, “Joosed Moose Winery”, offering<br />
fruit wines, meads and ciders. 20 min. drive from the<br />
world-renowned Philip J Currie Dinosaur Museum.<br />
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Rocky Mountain House<br />
POPULAR BC PROVINCIAL PARKS<br />
Along Hwy #16 from Prince George to Dawson Creek<br />
Crooked River (p. 62), Whiskers Point (p. 63), Tudyah<br />
Lake (p. 63), Moberly Lake (p. 66), Gwillim (p. 66)<br />
Along Hwy #2 and #97/Alaska Hwy from Dawson<br />
Creek to Liard River<br />
Swan Lake (p. 66), Kiskatinaw (p. 65), Beatton (p. 65),<br />
Charlie Lake (pg 65), Stone Mountain (p. 65), Muncho<br />
Lake (p. 64), Liard River Hot Springs (p. 64)<br />
Along Hwy #16 from Prince George to Prince Rupert<br />
West Lake (p. 63), Beaumont (p. 61), Tyhee Lake (p. 59),<br />
Seeley Lake (p. 58), Kleanza Creek (p. 57), Lakelse Lake<br />
(p. 57), Exchamsiks River D (p. 56), Prudhomme Lake<br />
(p. 57), Diana Lake D (p. 56)<br />
Along Hwy #37 from Kitwanga to the Yukon Border<br />
Meziadin Lake (internet service available) (p. 58),<br />
Kinaskan Lake (p. 58), Ta Ch’ila (Boya Lake) (p. 59)<br />
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Prince George & Area<br />
MamaYeh RV Park & Campground<br />
5235 White Rd. (on Hwy 97 S), Prince George BC<br />
Tel: (250) 963-8828 Toll: 1-866-961-6828<br />
Cell: (778) 899-1688 | mamayeh.com<br />
Special Offer: 15% per night valid until Jun 30 and valid<br />
Aug 22 – Sep 30.<br />
Open: May 1 – Sep 30. Rates: Serviced $38 - $48.<br />
Provincial parklike and big rig friendly RV sites. Full<br />
hook-up service, 11 pull-thru sites with 50 amp, 13<br />
back-in sites with 30 amp. Extra large green buffers inbetween<br />
sites. Free WiFi. On Hwy 97 S/Cariboo Hwy S.<br />
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Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site<br />
6 km West of Rocky Mountain House on Hwy 11A,<br />
Rocky Mountain House AB<br />
Toll: 1-877-737-3783<br />
parks.canada.ca/rockymountainhouse<br />
Open: May 12 – Sep 29. Rates: Trailer/Tent $27.25/<br />
night; Tipis/ Métis Trapper Tent $74.75/night and<br />
Trapline Cabin, $128/night. Discover a historic fur<br />
trade post along the North Saskatchewan River, and<br />
camp in a tipi, Métis trapper tent, or trapline cabin.<br />
Experience interactive exhibits, a play fort, wild<br />
bison viewing, hiking and biking trails, friendly<br />
heritage presenters, and more. Stay awhile. For<br />
up-to-date trip planning information, please visit:<br />
parks.canada.ca/rockymountainhouse<br />
Languages Spoken: English, French.<br />
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THE ROCKIES & KOOTENAYS<br />
Rental Location: Calgary Duration: 7 nights Distance: 1,750 km<br />
DAY 1: Calgary to Banff (150 km)<br />
Pick up your RV in Airdrie and head west on Highway 1 towards the mountains. Upon your<br />
arrival, park in the designated RV parking lot near the train station in Banff and explore the<br />
village on foot.<br />
ITINERARIES<br />
DAY 2: Banff (50 km)<br />
Spend the day exploring the many highlights in and around Banff. Start with a visit to Bow Falls,<br />
followed by a gondola to the top of Sulpher Mountain. With a breathtaking panoramic view of<br />
the surrounding mountains and valleys. Drive to Surprise Corner for a spectacular view of the<br />
Banff Springs Hotel. Continue to the Hoodoos and end the day at Minnewanka Loop.<br />
Stops at Two Jack Lake and Minnewanka Lake.<br />
Moraine Lake<br />
DAY 3: Banff to Revelstoke (300 km)<br />
Depart Banff via the Trans-Canada Highway towards Lake Louise. Leave the Highway to merge<br />
onto the Bow Valley Parkway just west of Banff. The 48 km long Bow Valley Parkway runs<br />
parallel to Highway 1 but provides visitors a more scenic and leisurely route between Banff and<br />
Lake Louise. Stop for a hike at the Jonhston Canyon and Castle Mountain viewpoint. Visit Lake<br />
Louise and Moraine Lake. Continue to Yoho National Park, to visit Emerald Lake and Natural<br />
Bridge. Stop at the information Centre at Rogers Pass. Visit the Revelstoke Dam, one of the<br />
largest hydroelectric dams in Canada.<br />
DAY 4: Revelstoke to Nelson (250 km)<br />
Travel south from Revelstoke and board a small ferry for the 20 minute crossing of Upper<br />
Arrow Lake. Check out the Nakusp Hot Springs. Follow along the shoreline of Slocan Lake<br />
to Nelson.<br />
Downtown Revelstoke<br />
DAY 5: Nelson to Fernie (325 km)<br />
Cross the Kootenay Pass, one of the highest highway accessible points in Canada and on<br />
toward Creston Valley. Enjoy many outdoor activities like canoeing or hiking. Arrive in Fernie<br />
in the heart of the Crows Nest Pass.<br />
DAY 6: Fernie to Invermere (225 km)<br />
Travel to Invermere, with stops at the Fort Steele Heritage Town, Columbia Lake Provincial<br />
Park and Dutch Creek Hoodoos.<br />
DAY 7: Invermere to Canmore (175 km)<br />
Travel the Banff-Invermere Highway through the Sinclair Canyon and to the Kootenay Valley<br />
viewpoint. The highway continues through Kootenay National Park. Stop for a 1.6 km walk<br />
at Marble Canyon.<br />
Big Horn Sheep Ram near Banff<br />
DAY 8: Canmore to Airdrie (125 km)<br />
Head west of Calgary you can visit the Calgary Olympic Park, one of the venues of the<br />
1988 Winter Olympics. Return to <strong>Fraserway</strong> RV in Airdrie.<br />
Useful websites:<br />
bcparks.ca hellobc.com tourismfernie.com<br />
albertaparks.ca tourismrevelstoke.com kootenayrockies.com<br />
parks.canada.ca<br />
banfflakelouise.com<br />
Fort Steele - Destination BC<br />
Disclaimer:<br />
While we endeavour to keep the information up to date and correct, we make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, accuracy,<br />
reliability, suitability, or availability. Any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk. Travellers are advised to confirm with each third party prior to<br />
arrival. The inclusion of any suggestions does not necessarily imply a recommendation or endorse the views expressed within them.<br />
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VANCOUVER ISLAND & NORTHERN BC<br />
Rental Location: Vancouver Duration: 21 nights Distance: 3,000 km<br />
Vancouver to Port Hardy and the Inside Passage to Prince Rupert.<br />
Then all the way to the Yukon.<br />
This RV trip takes time. Start in Vancouver or Abbotsford with a BC Ferry crossing from<br />
Horseshoe Bay near Vancouver to Nanaimo and spend four days travelling north to Port Hardy<br />
on Vancouver Island. BC Ferries operates the Inside Passage route from Port Hardy to Prince<br />
Rupert. Spend three days around the Hazeltons and then take a week heading due north up the<br />
Stewart-Cassiar Hwy to the Yukon. Add four days to explore the Southern Lakes and Kluane<br />
National Park en route to Whitehorse.<br />
The long-distance route is outlined in four sections: Vancouver Island North; the three<br />
commercial centres of Prince Rupert, Terrace and Kitimat; the three Hazeltons; the Stewart-<br />
Cassiar; and the Southern Lakes Region in the Yukon.<br />
Bald Eagle, Vancouver Island<br />
SECTION 1: NANAIMO TO PORT HARDY (387 KM)<br />
The first leg heads north on Hwy 19A known as the Oceanside Route and passes through many<br />
delightful seaside communities such as Parksville, Qualicum Beach, Fanny Bay and Royston.<br />
Don’t dawdle too long as your destination is still two thousand kilometers away and there’s a<br />
ferry to catch.<br />
Comox is home to CFB Comox Aviation Museum and Search & Rescue base. The BC ferry from<br />
Powell River joins up here. Study the large scale image map of the entire Island taken from<br />
Landsat satellite situated along the Rotary Seawalk In Campbell River. The displays explains<br />
the history of the North Island and a lot about winds and currents with spring tides up to 18<br />
knots/hour ripping through Seymour Narrows. Campbell River Museum features logging<br />
displays from the days of railroad and high lead logging.<br />
Backing onto the Ferry at Port Hardy – Gord Rees<br />
Side-trip to Sayward. Visit this bustling dryland log sort yard to view heavy equipment<br />
wheeling around with bundles of logs to be dumped and made into log booms to be towed to<br />
mills farther south. Stroll out to the town wharf where sounds of whales can be heard on<br />
speakers mounted at the visitor centre.<br />
Woss is another logging town where the Nimpkish Valley Heritage Park includes a display of<br />
logging locomotives and explanations for forestry practices on the North Island. Hike the<br />
strenuous trail to the restored Woss Fire Lookout.<br />
Telegraph Cove retains its character as one of the coast’s last remaining boardwalk<br />
communities. The Whale Watching Interpretive Centre is built in the old cannery, with whale<br />
watch tours headed into Johnston Strait. Port McNeill is another resource town with the<br />
Harbour Info Centre showcasing a giant 30-ton burl from a Sitka spruce.<br />
Side-trip to Port Alice and Coal Harbour. These places lead to the Wild West Coast where<br />
ocean waters flow into Quatsino Sound on the west coast of the Island. Historic Port Alice has<br />
sign boards showing one of the first pulp mills in BC. Coal Harbour Museum is home to logging<br />
memorabilia in a run-down RCAF hanger built to operate surveillance on the outer coast during<br />
WWII. Protests against whaling led to closure of the station.<br />
Whale Watching Harbour, Telegraph Cove – Gord Rees<br />
Port Hardy. Visit the Hardy Bay Seawall, dock and marina. Learn all about Pacific salmon at the<br />
Quatse Salmon Stewardship Centre.<br />
Mini cruise by BC ferry on the Inside Passage. This ferry trip is one of the world’s great ferry<br />
rides, and a good reason to Go North. Enjoy twenty hours of stunning views from Bear Cove<br />
to Prince Rupert with brief stops at Bella Bella and Klemtu. Give yourself time at the terminal<br />
as the ferry only loads from one end. The vessel has a capacity for 600 passengers and 87<br />
cars, and can handle 3.3 m swells and rollers across Queen Charlotte and Hecate Straits<br />
before entering the sheltered waters of the Inside Passage. Fog banks can lift to see fish farms,<br />
lighthouses, far off villages, and light markers on exposed reefs. Watch for whales, dolphins<br />
and sea lions.<br />
Whale Watching, Vancouver Island<br />
Thank you to the Camping and RVing British Columbia Coalition for permission to print excerpts from this RV drive. For the full drive go to www.campingrvbc.com.<br />
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SECTION 2: PRINCE RUPERT TO TERRACE AND THE HAZELTONS (300 KM)<br />
You get a real sense of the size of the commercial port as the ferry approaches Ridley Island<br />
in Prince Rupert. Container ships, bulk carriers and general cargo ships connect with milelong<br />
unit trains hauling loads of coal, wheat and potash from across the Continental Divide.<br />
Visit the oldest standing salmon cannery which is the last of 14 that operated at the mouth<br />
of the Skeena River.<br />
ITINERARIES<br />
Terrace was once a major forestry town and is now the retail and service centre for<br />
northwestern BC and the Kitimat-Stikine Region. Interpretive panels about the town line the<br />
Grand Trunk Pathway.<br />
Side trip to Kitimat. This town is an excellent example of town planning that was laid out<br />
at the start of the Kitimat-Kemano Project in the 1950s. The Kenny Dam was built with a<br />
16 km spillway and penstocks, twice the height of Niagara Falls, to provide hydropower<br />
to the aluminum smelter.<br />
Float Plane Base in Cow Bay, Prince Rupert – Gord Rees<br />
Side trip to the Hazeltons. Native culture is embedded in all the towns situated along the<br />
Skeena River, and the centre of totem pole collections on the Northwest Coast. Haida, Tsimshian<br />
and Klingit First Nations are credited with making some of the earliest totem poles. Emily Carr<br />
was one of the first artists to grasp the compelling power of totem poles as a form of art.<br />
Historic “Old Hazelton” remains much like the original settlement, founded in 1866 when it was<br />
the main staging area for the Omineca Gold Rush served by the Hazelton stern wheeler, now an<br />
historic site on the Skeena River. Its days were numbered after the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway<br />
began service along the river.<br />
K’san Historical Village and Museum in Hazelton, home of the Gitxsan people, is in the ancient<br />
village of Gitanmaax near the confluence of the Skeena and Bulkley Rivers. Visit the carving<br />
house to observe the delicate art of chiseling and whittling totem poles dedicated to preserving<br />
native culture.<br />
Camping along the Skeena River – Gord Rees<br />
Kitwanga/Gitwangak is the location of the Battle Hill National Historic Site where the native<br />
families are divided into four clans known as the Frog, Raven, Wolf and Fireweed. A collection of<br />
totem poles is the oldest in BC. Follow the “Hands of History Tour” that leads to totem poles,<br />
Indian villages and frontier towns in the Upper Skeena.<br />
Side trip to Kispiox. A premier showcase of totem poles and salmon hatchery.<br />
Gitanyow/Kitwancool is a historic village where totem poles stand alongside the museum on<br />
the Kitwanga River.<br />
SECTION 3: STEWART-CASSIAR HIGHWAY #37 (750 KM)<br />
Although this segment looks like the longest, loneliest stretch of highway, its remote ruggedness<br />
offers few towns and many points of interest. Campgrounds are well spaced at Meziadin,<br />
Kinaskin and Boya Lake Provincial Parks. The Grand Canyon of the Stikine lies within Stikine<br />
River Provincial Park.<br />
Dease Lake, Stewart-Cassiar Highway - KHR<br />
Side trip to Stewart and Hyder. Take the Glacier Highway 37A from Meziadin Junction. Pull over<br />
for a good view of Bear Glacier and pass by the Wall of Tears where a series of waterfalls<br />
cascade from great heights. Your passport is required to cross into the USA at Hyder, known<br />
locally as “Check Point Charlie”. The highlight is seasonal bear viewing at Fish Creek Wildlife<br />
Observation Site. Then follow a rough gravel road up the mountain to a panoramic view<br />
overlooking Salmon Glacier.<br />
SECTION 4: SOUTHWEST YUKON (1,100 KM)<br />
This Southern Lakes region includes Teslin, Tagish, Atlin, Carcross and an extension to Kluane<br />
National Park at Haines Junction on the Alaska Hwy from Watson Lake to Whitehorse. The<br />
Land of the Midnight Sun brings to life the stories from the literary giants Robert Service, Jack<br />
London and Pierre Burton when discovering the North.<br />
Some of the more than 100 Totem Poles in the Kispiox<br />
area of The Three Hazeltons – Gord Rees<br />
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Turn left off Hwy 37 to visit the Sign Post Forest in Watson Lake and the Yukon Travel<br />
Information Centre. A good spot to re-provision and refuel.<br />
Teslin. George Johnson Museum & Heritage Park features traditional Tlingit life and trade<br />
routes between the Coast and Yukon interior. Johnson was a Tlinget man, and a unique<br />
businessman. There is an immaculately restored 1928 Chevy that he barged from Whitehorse<br />
by sternwheeler to Teslin before there were roads. It was repainted in white house paint to be<br />
disguised for hunting wolves on the frozen lakes.<br />
Jakes Corner. Intersection with gas station on the Alaska Hwy with Hwy 8 southward back<br />
into BC, and westward to Tagish, Carcross and Skagway.<br />
Tagish. Located on the Yukon side of the Alaska Hwy. Six Mile Resort at Tagish Bridge.<br />
Memorabilia and amusing signs. Local entertainment on weekends. RV sites.<br />
Yukon River near Whitehorse<br />
Haines Junction. Side-trip. Gateway to Kluane National Park, National Parks Service operates<br />
the Da Ku Cultural Centre that presents a scale of St. Elias Icefields and glaciers topped off by<br />
Mount Logan at 5,959m/19,545 ft as Canada’s highest peak. This is the greatest concentration<br />
of surging glaciers in North America. An electronic display tracks a collared grizzly throughout<br />
her range during the four seasons, crossing the busy highway numerous times in search of<br />
food, or avoiding large male bears that would kill her cub. Spectacular glacier flights operate<br />
from the local air strip.<br />
Carcross. The highway meets up with the Trail of’98 at the terminus of the White Pass &<br />
Yukon Railway from Skagway in Alaska where the hopeful stampeders travelled the length of<br />
Bennett Lake to Carcross, and on to Marsh Lake. Visit sternwheeler Tutshi, the historic general<br />
store, and the Cariboo Hotel for a cold one. Carcross Commons Visitor Centre and kiosks with<br />
a carving shed. A tiny locomotive is the Duchess which ran on only 6 km of track carrying<br />
supplies between Tagish and Atlin Lakes. Carcross is the world’s smallest desert.<br />
Miles Canyon, Yukon River – Gord Rees<br />
Whitehorse, the capital of the Yukon lies 1,200 km north of Kitwanga Junction. Camp nearby<br />
for a day or two to explore the gateway city. The McBride Museum of Yukon History describes<br />
migration across the Bering Sea. It tells of the hardships that sourdoughs faced as the clawed<br />
and struggled their way up the Trail of’98 to reach Atlin and Dawson City.<br />
Treacherous rapids through Miles Canyon are visible of a suspension bridge crossing over the<br />
Yukon River. Watch your step along the edges of unfenced bluff. Chinook salmon migrate some<br />
2,500 km from the Bering Sea. There are viewing platforms and a viewing bridge.<br />
Book single and multi-day canoes near the Visitor Centre on the smooth but fast-flowing<br />
Yukon River below Miles Canyon.<br />
Visit the S.S. Klondike National Historic Site. The Yukon Transportation Museum explains the<br />
importance of aviation, dogsled travel, canoes and highway development in the Yukon. Despite<br />
EV charging station, Teslas’ are seldom seen in the far North.<br />
Katherine Lake, Southern Lakes Region – Gord Rees<br />
Various services are available including Laundromats, RV wash, tire service, diesel, propane<br />
and sani-dump.<br />
RV RENTALS IN WHITEHORSE<br />
RV rentals are the best way to explore the North. Either by flying into Whitehorse for a round<br />
trip back through Northern BC, or a one-way rental from Calgary or Vancouver and a drop-off<br />
in Whitehorse. <strong>Fraserway</strong> RV Rentals are located near downtown.<br />
Air North and Air Canada operate flights to Calgary and Vancouver. European carriers offer<br />
weekly flights between May and September.<br />
The Great Northern Circle Route runs back through BC to Terrace and Prince Rupert. The east<br />
along the Yellowhead Hwy, and back up the Alaska Hwy via Prince George, Dawson Creek, Fort<br />
St. John, Fort Nelson, Muncho Lake, Laird Hot Spring to Watson Lake and on to Whitehorse.<br />
Or continue south to Calgary or Vancouver as part of the one-way journey southbound.<br />
Klondike Stern Wheeler National Historic Site – Gord Rees<br />
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