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All campgrounds and RV parks in this list offer group areas, picnic tables and shelters and resident managers
Campgrounds, Rv ParksAccommodations |
Total # Sites |
# Tent or Dry Sites |
# sites with Pwr, Wtr, Swr |
Reserve. | Flush/Dry Toilets |
Showers | Sani- Dump |
Internet Access |
Ph./Fax. Access |
Laundry Facilities |
Campfires | Boat Launch |
Credit Cards Accepted |
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Mile 0 Campground 2.5 km (Mile 1.5) Alaska Highway Tel: 250-782-2590 Fax: 250-782-2597 |
75 | 6 | 69 PW |
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Swan Lake Provincial Park 35 km SE Hwy 2, 2km gravel access Tel: 250-964-2243 or 250-786-5360 www.campinbc.ca |
42 | 42 | • | • | • | ||||||||
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Pouce Coupe Regional Park 13274 Hwy 2 Tel: 250-786-5139 Fax: 250-786-5257 poucecoupe.ca/park |
32 | 10 | 22 | • | • | • | |||||||
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Kiskatinaw Provincial Park 28 km (Mile 18) Alaska Highway Tel: 250-843-0074 paddison@pris.ca |
28 | 28 | • | • | • | ||||||||
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All information is accurate when published but is subject to change without notice and should be verified before arrival. You are advised to make your own inquiries of any persons or entities listed in the brochure to determine if it is satisfactory for your purposes.
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