Fine gravel campground located behind motel. Okay place for a quick overnight. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Hidden behind the motel, many of the sites were in mud puddles. Otherwise, it was clean, sites were level. Diesel fuel sold in front of the motel was the highest ($6.08/gal) I've paid in Canada. It's big-rig friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Entry to the park was difficult due to road construction and trucks parked in the store parking lot. Getting a 40' MH and tow into the sight was a challenge. Some deep ruts due to recent rain. Some of the staff were not very customer oriented. Overnight only. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We planned on spending the night here, but they are CLOSED down. We stayed at the Blue Bell RV Park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not sure of rate, we stayed as part of a tour. Most of the sites are very large and nice. Our caravan was in the back sites which are the bigger and better sites. Another caravan was up towards the front in side-by-side hookup sites. They were really packed in. Make sure you get one of the bigger ones. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Adequate place to park for the night with hookups. They had a big laundry, and a well stocked convenience store. The RV area is in the back and the truck area is in the front, so no chance of truck noise or anything. They also had a big laundry, and plenty of elbow room. All the sites are satellite friendly, but have shade trees. The pull-throughs are large enough for any size BigRig and tow car. We are in 42' MH, towing a truck, and there is room for another toad back there! Gravel sites with big grass area between sites. Tables at each site, but no fire rings. We would stay here next time we are in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is one of the most poorly maintained parks we’ve ever stayed in. The owner is helpful when there is a problem but she needs to fix many things in this park. Between our site and the next there was sewage all over the ground when we pulled in. The owner came immediately and cleaned the ground then put some acid in the hole. The site was assigned shortly after and they dumped their gray water into another sewer drain several feet from the one that had been cleaned. All of the water started pouring out all over the ground. The owner came once again and put more acid down both of the drains and said “my snake is at the other campground" (Dawson Creek- Northern Lights) and told the man he could move because he could not use the sewer. There are cable wires all over and our site had a 3 way splitter, so two adjacent sites could hook up to cable, but the cable channels were all snowy. The sites are fairly level in spots but have deep ruts in other spots. Wi-Fi signal was poor to non-existent at times. This park does get a lot of business each night because it is only one of two parks in Fort Nelson and is large. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The water quit shortly after checking in. This took over an hour to be remedied. The Wifi was VERY weak, and slow, and accessible only from the laundry or near the office. The mosquitos ate me alive while I waited. The final negative was the shell of the burned out maintenance building with its collection of incinerated ATV's which had been pulled outside and abandoned. While this was mostly obscured by the trees, it was still there and had been that way for awhile. What a huge, junky, neglected mess. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.