Northern Highways (Alaska, the Yukon & northern British Columbia)
A highway-by-highway guide to all government and private campgrounds and RV parks, recreation areas, and rest stops along Highways 37 (the Stewart-Cassiar) and 97 (the Alaska Highway and the John Hart Highway) in the northern part of the province. Linked highway guides and RV park Web sites open in new windows.
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Campground
Commercial RV Park
Recreation Site / Picnic Area
Rest Area
Viewpoint (no facilities)
Stewart-Cassiar Highway (Hwy 37) (highway guide)
| Km 4 - Cassiar RV Park (no Web site - phone 250-849-5799)
- 70 RV sites
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Km 20.3 - Pullout
- large level paved pullout. Garbage bins, no other facilities.
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Km 30.6 - Moonlit Rest Area
- picnic tables, outhouses, garbage bins
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Km 142.4 - Nass River Bridge Rest Area
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| Km 408.5 - Mountain Shadow RV Park and Campground (MtShadowRVPark.com)
- 32 RV sites, campground, and cabins
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Km 638.7 - Boya Lake Provincial Park Campground
- 44 Camp sites (3 pull throughs); boat launch
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Alaska Highway (Hwy 97) (highway guide)
This guide starts at Mile 0 in Dawson Creek, and goes to the final crossing of the Alaska Highway into the Yukon, at Km 964.5 (the highway crosses the BC/Yukon border a total of 7 times). From that point going north, we have a comprehensive guide, Campgrounds & Rest Areas in the Yukon Territory.
| Km 964.5 - Welcome to British Columbia (southbound)
- large paved pullout, welcome sign, information panels
- photos and more information
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John Hart Highway (Hwy 97)
Km 0 is at the junction of Highways 16 and 97 in Prince George, location of the "Mr. PG" sculpture.
