Northern British Columbia
Tagish Lake
1 Atlin
Atlin Lake
Atlin Park Juneau Dease Lake
Edziza Park
37
ALASKA USA
37A Stewart Mt. Stikine River Park
Wilderness Park
Spatsizi Plateau
Tatlatui Park
Swan Lake Kispiox River Park
Kitwanga e
Prince Rupert
Masset
Naikoon Park
16 Sandspit
Queen Charlotte Islands
(Haida Gwaii)
Gwaii Haanas National Park
©Super Camping 2013 Port Edward Kitimat Terrace 16
Frog-Gataga Park
Teslin Lake
Cassiar 37
Watson Lake
97
Liard River Corridor Park
Muncho Lake Park
97
Kwadacha Wilderness Park
Finlay-Russel Park
Thutade Lake
Sustut Park
Chase Park
Takla Lake
The Hazeltons
Seven Sisters Park
37
Morice Lake
Kitlope Heritage Conservancy
Smithers
Babine Mtns. Park
Telkwa Houston
16 Burns Lake
Francois Lake
Tweedsmuir Park
Tweedsmuir Park
Eutsuk Lake South
North
Omineca Park
Babine Lake
Trembleur Lake
Fort
Takysie Lake
Eutsuk Lake
Entiako Park
Fraser 27
Rocky Mountains Park
97
Redfern-Keily Creek Park
Graham Laurier Park
Williston Lake
Mackenzie
Carp Lake Park
Fort St. James
97
Vanderhoof Finger-Tatuk
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PRINCE GEORGE
97 Hixon Quesnel 26
Wells Barkerville
16
Hudson's 29 . Hope
Chetwynd 97
Fort St John
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Bijoux Falls Creek Park
Tumbler Ridge
Monkman Park
Kakwa Park
McBride
Bowron Lake Park
Note: After the Provincial Park Name the page number is listed, ie. (pg. 19) this indicates the page more information can be found in the “Go Camping Guide” for this Provincial Park. D =day-use only.
YELLOWHEAD HWY 16
Prince George Blue Cedars RV Park & Campground 4433 Kimball Rd., Prince George BC V2N 5N7 Tel: (250) 964-7272 Toll: 1-888-964-7271
bluecedars@shaw.ca http://bluecedarsrvpark.com Special Offer: Stay 3 nights get the 4th free valid Aug 24 -Oct 13, excluding Labour Day & Thanksgiving Weekends. Open All Year. Rates: $37 per two person party. Country camping in the city. Close to all major shopping, restaurants and movies. Full hookups and tents. Gateway to Northern BC and Alaska.
L LLLLLLLLLLLL 100 l F G b c d n V u SPRING & FALL EVENTS
Dawson Creek Exhibition & Stampede Dawson Creek, August 6-10
Annual Seafest Prince Rupert, June 13-15
International Chainsaw Championships
Chetwynd, June 12-15
Mid-Summer Music Festival Smithers, July 4-6
Northwest Territories
How to Get Here by Road Three highways link our northern communities to Yukon, British Columbia and Alberta. Drive up the Alaska Highway through Yukon to link to the NWT’s Dempster Highway. Follow Alberta Highway 35 north to connect to NWT Highway 1, the Mackenzie Highway. British Columbia Highway 77 connects to NWT Highway 7, the Liard Highway.
Salt Plains The Salt Plains, extending over 200 square kilometres, are extremely rare, and one of the reasons Wood Buffalo Park was declared a World Heritage Site. Salt bubbles up in springs across the plains, in some places forming mounds up to two metres high. In spring the salt is dispersed across the landscape forming white patterns on the land. The salt is pure table salt, deposited many millions of years ago. The area has a range of unique salt tolerant plant life. In the past, the Roman Catholic Mission and the Hudson’s Bay Company harvested the salt for local distribution. Great Reading: Thebacha Trails, by Libby Gunn, provides an introduction to the natural world of Wood Buffalo.
DI D YOU KNOW. . . 28 | 2014 Spring & Fall Campground Discounts Dawson Northern
The Great Northern Circle Tour Northern British Columbia Region
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Maxhamish Lake Park
77 Fort Nelson
British Columbia’s north is a vast wilderness of grizzly bears, pristine glaciers, ancient totems and raw rugged beauty. Out of the vast land of white water, creeping glaciers and dense, ancient forests come tales of a wilderness steeped in mystery and adventure. The North is a land where outdoor recreation is a certainty and where alpine mountains and crystal clear lakes offer everything from helicopter skiing to salmon fishing. Ancient totems loom as a testament to show that aboriginal culture is not just vibrant, but alive and well. Visit and explore the North’s mysterious wild rivers and deep forests.
Popular BC Provincial Parks Along Hwy #16 from Prince George to Dawson Creek Crooked River (pg. 44), Whiskers Point (pg. 45), Tudyah Lake (pg. 45), Moberly Lake (pg. 47), Gwillim (pg. 48) Along Hwy #2 and #97/Alaska Hwy from Dawson Creek to Liard River Swan Lake (pg. 47), Beatton (pg. 46), Charlie Lake (pg 47), Stone Mountain (pg. 46), Muncho Lake (pg. 46), Liard River Hot Springs (pg. 46) Along Hwy #16 from Prince George to Prince Rupert West Lake (pg. 45), Beaumont (pg. 44), Tyhee Lake (pg. 43), Seeley Lake (pg. 43), Kleanza Creek (pg. 41), Lakelse Lake (pg. 41), Exchamsiks River D (pg. 41), Prudhomme Lake (pg. 42), Diana Lake D (pg. 41) Along Hwy #37 from Kitwanga to the Yukon Border Meziadin (pg. 42) WiFi, Kinaskan Lake (pg. 42), Boya Lake (pg. 42)
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